Oct 28, 2026
Daniel Dupuis - Director of Protective Services As of May 2026 in Tantramar Requests a new SUV for $63K
Daniel Dupuis
More here: Tantramar Welcomes New Director of Protective Services
Director Daniel Dupuis requested that the Town pay for a new $63K vehicle for his use for Sackville Fire & EMO purposes.. vehicle to be purchased from Fredericton Mitsubishi - its an Outlander plug-in hybrid SUV. Discussions about this purchase indicated that some of the Town Councillors were questioning the necessity of this purchase.
Mark Your Calendars - November 14th & 15th, 2026 - Mount Allison University's Fine Arts Students Show & Sales
Thanks Tantramar Events: Mount A Fine Arts Student Show and Sale
Mount A Fine Arts Student Show and Sale
The first Fine Arts Student Show and Sale will be held on Friday, November 14 and Saturday, November 15, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm both days. The show will be held in the foyer of the Purdy Crawford Centre for the Arts. Everyone is welcome. CASH ONLY SALES.
Law Society of New Brunswick - Statement on Residential Schools and Day Schools - Undermining Canada
More here: Statement on Residential Schools and Day Schools - Law Society of New Brunswick
Law Society of New Brunswick statement:
"The Law Society of New Brunswick would like to acknowledge that the lands on which we operate are the traditional unceded territories of the Wǝlastǝkewiyik / Wolastoqiyik [wool-los-toe-wee-ek] (Maliseet), Mi’kmaq / Mi’kmaw [[meeg-ma]] and Peskotomuhkati [pes-ko-tom-uh-ka-ti] (Passamaquoddy). These Indigenous Nations and their territories that make up modern day Maritime Provinces, North East Maine and the Gaspé Coast are governed by the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship” which the Mi’kmaq / Mi’kmaw [meeg-ma], Wǝlastǝkewiyik / Wolastoqiyik [woollos-toe-wee-ek] (Maliseet) and Peskotomuhkati [pes-ko-tom-uhka-ti] (Passamaquoddy) co-developed and signed with the British Crown in the 18th century. The treaties did not deal with the surrender of lands and resources but in fact recognized Mi’kmaw, Wəlastəkwey / Wolastoqey and Peskotomuhkati title, and established the rules for what was to be an ongoing relationship between nations.
The Law Society of New Brunswick recognizes the grief and heartbreak currently being experienced by the L’nu (Indigenous) communities over the recent finding of 215 child remains discovered at the Kamloops Residential School. We offer our condolences and sincere sympathies for this atrocity. We acknowledge that this finding and how Canada and the Provinces respond will further define the treatment of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
As lawyers, we are in a position of privilege and therefore have a responsibility to speak up when injustices occur. One of the biggest injustices in Canada has been, and continues to be, the treatment of this land's First Peoples. These injustices have manifested through various Laws and Policies, one of which was the formation and implementation of Residential Schools and Day Schools. These injustices have also been exacerbated by the lack of accountability of the individuals and institutions that systemically committed and enabled the abuse and crimes against the children of this land’s First Peoples.
We, the Law Society of New Brunswick, support the need to investigate all Residential Schools and Day Schools throughout Canada and call on the Federal and Provincial Governments to provide funding that allows these investigations to take place. We also acknowledge that these investigations need to be Indigenous driven, community-based, survivor-centric and culturally sensitive.
We, the Law Society of New Brunswick, also call on the Federal and Provincial Governments to implement the Calls of Action stated in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report (TRC). Many survivors have given testimony to the TRC commission that spoke to the number of deaths at these residential schools. At that point, investigations should have taken place like those that take place regarding war crimes.
There can be no reconciliation until the truth is known. Indigenous people and settlers need to know the true legacy regarding the treatment of Indigenous people in Canada. Only then can the healing process begin." [ undated ]
More here:
‘Law Societies Undermining Canada’ – Canadians For Legal Equality BLOG
EOS Eco-Energy is a well funded climate change grifter organization
Climate change community grifters in Tantramar "EOS Eco-Energy" are only made possible by generous funding from FCM and others... of course.
Appointment of Shawn Mesheau to Board of Governors of NBCC - How Come?
A proven useful idiot "coviet" gets rewarded... but
is rewarding stupid people a good action plan?
"Shawn Mesheau
Member of the Governance Committee
NBCC Alumnus"
More at this link: Governance at NBCC
"Governance
The Board of Governors is responsible for establishing the governing policies that directs NBCC's mandate of becoming a high quality student-focused post-secondary institution that enhances the social and economic well-being of New Brunswick through training and education.
The Board of Governors is comprised of twelve (12) members appointed by the Minister of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour and three (3) members from within NBCC who are selected by their peers to represent the following groups: academic, non-academic and student.
On June 10, 2021, the Board of Governors approved the following statement:
NBCC is committed to fostering a healthy, safe and supportive community. The College, through its written documents and the actions of its Board and staff, promotes an inclusive culture that values diversity where all persons are treated with respect and dignity."
Read more here:
"Kelly Spurles worked closely with the Canadian Wildlife Service to put together the application. The CWS has a long history with the town of Sackville — the first CWS office in the Atlantic Region was established in the town in 1947 by biologist George Boyer. Boyer chose Sackville because of its salt and freshwater wetlands on the Bay of Fundy and their known importance to migratory birds."
More here: Tantramarshire est. 2015: Stop Being Stupid....
Read more from Shawn Mesheau at this link: Governor Shawn Mesheau
"Position: Member of the Governance Committee
Date of Appointment: July 2, 2023
Education: Certificate, Accommodation Food & Beverage Management, NBCC
Experience: Armed with more than 40 years experience and extensive background in food and hospitality, Shawn has built a successful career working in the food service, grocery, and purchasing industry.
Outside of his career, Shawn is a lifelong volunteer, having served as a Municipal Councillor, Deputy Mayor, and Mayor of the Town of Sackville for 14 years; Chairperson of the Sackville NB Citizens Advisory Committee on Policing; and a Volunteer Firefighter for 10 years. He is also a member of The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 26 (Sackville), where he served as Chair of the Grants and Publicity Committees, and was a member of the Executive Committee and Second Vice President.
Shawn serves as President of the Sackville and Area Housing Corporation, a non-profit organization that provides safe and affordable housing for residents of the Tantramar area. In addition, he volunteers as a Connector in the Southeast Regional Service Commission’s Connector Program, which improves newcomer and graduate retention and helps strengthen the regional economy.
Behind the Scenes: Shawn is the proud father of Luke, who is also an NBCC Alumnus. His wife Angela is a successful business owner in Sackville where each of them were born and raised. Shawn is a passionate Boston Bruins fan and enjoys building LEGO sets!
Shawn on NBCC: When attending NBCC over four decades ago, in my mind its primary focus was technical training. To me, as I look back, it became more than that. I was provided the foundation and tools I needed to develop a career that allowed me to stay in my home province and raise a family.
Now as I look at NBCC and what it has become since then, I cannot help but be excited and smile. The growth and development of such a high-level institution has shown our province that NBCC can be many things to many people. To be able to give back to my alma mater as a member of the Board of Governors is a privilege. My hope is that NBCC will continue to grow and provide the level of education that is needed in New Brunswick for another 50 years and more."
One wonders if this is a paid position> ?
and if so, how much money is NBCC paying?
Is Sackville and the larger region of Tantramar dominated by technocrats controlling the narrative? Yes.. it is...more here:
Retired government environmentalist Doug Bliss continues his anti-fossil fuels work here....
as Bliss is a Tesla driving eco-greenie he has to understand that he is also part of the radical fringe minority in the region... so what's next for us all? An empowered special taskforce to forcibly remove all fossil fuel powered vehicles from the Tantramar residents? Is it too much to ask for a little gratitude for fossil fuels? Probably.
Doug Bliss shown above "Doing Doug Things.."
Watch at this link: Committee of the Whole Meeting - October 26, 2026
Dear X .. its still missing from Poetry on the Poles.
Livin' Things... in Tantramar - 25 Lorne Street, Sackville, N.B. - Seeking New Members - Apply Within
See the classic Electric Light Orchestra's "Livin' Thing" music video here:
Electric Light Orchestra - Livin' Thing (Official Video) - YouTube
Current Members listed at this link: Members — Living Things Arts Collective
Living Things Arts Collective is accepting applications for new members!
Fill out the the application form and email it to living.things.arts.collective@gmail.com to apply.
Apply here: Apply — Living Things Arts Collective
Cost is $45.
Tantramarshire est. 2015: Negotiating a Successful Merger USA/Canada
Tantramarshire est. 2015: Negotiating a Successful Merger USA/Canada : Its a big job.. but someone has to do it. Working with the great man himself Joseph Gregory Hallett King John III See: https://www.youtu...
Oct 27, 2026
Rick Hansen on Paralysis, Terry Fox & the Love That Carried Him - Arlene is Alone Podcast #Disability
At this video link: Rick Hansen on Paralysis, Terry Fox & the Love That Carried Him | Arlene Is Alone
Rick's website: Man In Motion World Tour | Rick Hansen Foundation
Sweet to hear the story of Rick's proposal to his love Amanda in Shediac, New Brunswick.. congratulations on your long and happy marriage Rick Hansen & Amanda, parents of three daughters and grandparents to grandsons.. their's is a great Canadian story.
More here on the film made about Rick Hansen:
Man in Motion: The Rick Hansen Story (2026) - IMDb
“There’s So Much More to Tell” - Rick Hansen Looks Back on Man in Motion Tour | TIFF 2026
On X here:
Locally ... a good man cannot be kept down..
Welcome to LOW GEAR INDUSTRIAL! Here for your small welding projects and small engine/All terrain vehicle repair needs!
Page · Motorcycle Repair Shop · Metal Fabricator
(506) 232-8148
Hey everyone! 
I’m Graeson Hicks, owner and operator of LOW GEAR INDUSTRIAL — your go-to spot for reliable small engine repairs, Rocket stoves, and small custom welding projects.
I might work from a wheelchair, but that doesn’t slow me down — it just means I see things from a different gear! I take pride in honest, detail-driven work and making sure every machine I touch runs like new.
Mower repair & blade sharpening
Chainsaw repair & chain sharpening
Repairs for machines like string trimmers, cut-off saws, tillers, ATVs & UTVs, And others
Rocket stoves
Small custom welding projects
If it runs, sparks, or burns — I can probably fix it or build it!
Local, dependable, and built on hard work and grit.
Pm me for my phone number or message me here on Facebook for quotes, questions, or repairs"
I’m Graeson Hicks, owner and operator of LOW GEAR INDUSTRIAL — your go-to spot for reliable small engine repairs, Rocket stoves, and small custom welding projects.I might work from a wheelchair, but that doesn’t slow me down — it just means I see things from a different gear! I take pride in honest, detail-driven work and making sure every machine I touch runs like new.
Mower repair & blade sharpening Chainsaw repair & chain sharpening Repairs for machines like string trimmers, cut-off saws, tillers, ATVs & UTVs, And others Rocket stoves Small custom welding projectsIf it runs, sparks, or burns — I can probably fix it or build it!
Local, dependable, and built on hard work and grit.Pm me for my phone number or message me here on Facebook for quotes, questions, or repairs"
Oct 26, 2026
CPAC - Provincial and First Nations leaders comment as meeting continues - October 26, 2026 [Ottawa]
Watch at this CPAC video link:
Provincial and First Nations leaders comment as meeting continues – October 26, 2026
More here with Chief 'since 2005' Tammy [shown above] from back in 2021 at this CBC report:
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