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Sep 6, 2026
Will Dominic Leblanc Liberal MP Beausejour Outlast Mark Carney the Banker? #NetZeroCult #WEF #GFANZ #UN
Dominic Leblanc Liberal MP for Beausejour has been serving since November 2000 .. that's a very long time to lead... and he has a lot of experience with politics, people, policy and statesmanship... some have suggested that Mark Carney will be stepping down at some point due to his inability to negotiate and deal effectively with the Americans. Another MP that has served longer than Dominic Leblanc is Ontario Conservative MP Cheryl Gallant who I spoke to by phone in 2023 when I came across this article by her at the "Ontario Landowners" website.
Gallant's Youtube channel here: Cheryl Gallant - YouTube
Article here:
We have got some interesting and noteworthy work going on at the Federal level when it comes to the advancement of Mark Carney's agenda and who is supporting it and who is opposing it.
If you're paying attention you'll definitely notice that something with Carney is not quite right at this point. Pulling in Bryan Adams, a music star who has lived in England for most of his adult life, seems like a desperate move by an ineffectual banker posing as a politician. The "elbows up" = E.U. crowd appear to be blissfully unaware of what is taking place....
As I told Dominic Leblanc's wife Jolene Richard at the Beausejour Forum in 2025 before the last Federal election.. I'd prefer to see Dominic Leblanc lead the Liberals into the future if only because he is not a "net zero" cultist like Mark Carney. Perhaps more people should read Carney's book?
With Justin Trudeau out of the way the focus seems to have shifted to "Donald Trump bad" rather than criticizing the policies of Canada's current Prime Minister Mark Carney who has failed badly in his efforts to revive the Canadian economy - - we were warned about the destructive abilities of Mark Carney by former PM Liz Truss but who listened? Here:
Liz Truss has a warning for Canada about Mark Carney
Liz Truss blames Mark Carney for causing economic meltdown ‘on her watch’ - Right for Canada
Of Note "Longest serving living MP" is Louis Plamondon born 1943
serving in Quebec and first elected in 1984, more here:
Watch at this video link on Youtube:
So, will Dominic Leblanc
outlast
Mark Carney and,
perhaps,
replace him as
the next Prime Minister of Canada?
Time will tell.
Bruce Wark on Meredith Fisher's "bomb" commentary at The New Wark Times - Local Stories
" brucewark says:
OK, so I went back and did find the use of the word “bomb” during a presentation to council on July 14, one year to the day after NB Power announced its plan for a 500 MW gas/diesel plant near Centre Village. The presentation was by Meredith Fisher of Seniors for Climate Tantramar and here’s what she said:
“Exactly one year ago today, a virtual bomb was dropped on Tantramar. Most of us remember the shock and disbelief of the announcement of the RIGS project contracting an American company to build and operate for 25 years of fossil fuel burning with shale gas, also from the U.S. out here.
“To many of us in New Brunswick right now, it seems like there are other of these bombs being dropped on our environment and on our lives in our dear province. The worst part of it is that the bombers are employed by us as leaders to make sound decisions…Our trust in NB Power, our Crown Corporation, is badly eroded. In a few years, the bombers will no longer be responsible for the flawed process they created. They will be gone. Potentially, we will be here in Tantramar. We will be left holding the proverbial bag of an environment that has been irreversibly damaged forever.”
Fisher went on to say: “We can come up with a reasonable option to the RIGS Centre Village project. We do not really wish to take legal action…let’s be partners in decisions about our environment and our energy needs. Let’s do our best as a province to reduce the burning of fossil fuels.”
Bruce Wark's commentary was found here:
Mayor’s controversial gas-plant statement survives tied Tantramar council vote |
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Sep 5, 2026
The Delingpod - Brendon O'Connell with James Delingpole in England
At this video link on Odysee: 2026-08-03_Brendon_OConnell_BZ
Bruce Wark Boosts Reactionaries Protesting RIGS Gas Plant Project - Could He Be Adding to The Hysteria?
"Councillor Greene responded that the assistant clerk had also heard the word ‘bomb’.
“And the threats, which I would define them as that, that this will be the next Oka, I did report those concerns to the RCMP as well,” she said.
“Because yes, they have had peaceful protests. They can change quickly and we need to ensure that that does not happen,” she added.
“If people get very upset about a concern or an issue in our community, people can be incited by even a single individual to behave in an inappropriate fashion and we want to ensure that we have good, clear headings moving forward on this and any other issue,” Greene concluded."
From Bruce Wark's latest article here:
Mayor’s controversial gas-plant statement survives tied Tantramar council vote |
Gen X Councillor Greene keeps it real.. and she is actually a really good soul for pointing out the problem with radicals who infiltrate activism groups.. if you are not familiar with this tactic yet I would think watching a documentary on the "Weather Underground" might help you out.. if you are naive that's a problem too.. and since the average age of people in this town is 51 there is no excuse for being ignorant when you have access to the internet... By behaving as angry reactionaries and I have questioned WHY their online group on Facebook is "closed" rather than open and transparent for good reason as they are not forthcoming with their actions, intentions, deeds, and discussions [THAT is a problem] but yet they will complain the government and NB Power are deceptive players -- this protest group of Sackville's "Seniors for Climate" group are well networked and are propagandized by many outside forces and most surely are unable to recognize they are being used as tools -- and they seem to be getting LOTS of boosting by Bruce Wark who does not always publish comments left at his website FYI -- you're actually adding to the noise and provocation rather than keeping calm and listening to more voices. Greene is correct to caution the public.
I am glad Councillor Greene bothers to speak out as she would have been privileged to hear from many people in our town and region.. and she is also honest enough to tell you what is being said and what concerns her; she has no reason to lie about anything but she is concerned and is speaking up now when it matters. Dep. Mayor Josh Goguen attempting to diminish Greene's credibility by saying the local protest group is peaceful [they have behaved as an angry mob in the past and yelled in council meetings in the town hall thereby intimidating people including the former Mayor Andrew Black and Deputy Mayor Matt Estabrooks] when Goguen in truth has no idea who is behind the "group" and what they might be capable of and what their tactics in the future might look like.. intimidation certainly plays a role as no one locally would dare speak up in favour of the gas plant at this point for fear of retribution by these organized folks I will call THE MOB .. Goguen is young and very naive and also has in the past been questioned at this blog for running a private and large Facebook group [gossip zone] in our region. One of the reasons this blog even exists is to counteract the radical greens in this region who dominate the rest and interfere with the local schools organizing "Climate Strikes" and other nonsense.
More here: The Weather Underground - America's Far-left Revolution The Cold War DOCUMENTARY - YouTube
More here: Coalition vows to fight on despite provincial approval of big, Isthmus gas plant |
Some commentary:
"Marika says:
I wonder how many of these wonderful organizations are directly or indirectly the recipients of government funding?"
Funding received by the local "Atlantic Wildlife Institute" found here:
$9,782.00
Apr 22, 2024
Not-for-profit organization or charity
Agreement:
Atlantic Wildlife Institute
Agreement Number:
19740760
Duration: from Apr 22, 2024 to Aug 31, 2024
Description:
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and improve their skills.
Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Program Name: Youth - Canada Summer Jobs
Location: Cookville, New Brunswick, CA E4L1Z8
$3,712.00
May 25, 2020
Not-for-profit organization or charity
Agreement:
Atlantic Wildlife Institute
Agreement Number:
17113390
Duration: from May 25, 2020 to Sep 11, 2020
Description:
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and improve their skills.
Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Program Name: Youth - Canada Summer Jobs
Location: Cookville, New Brunswick, CA E4L1Z8
$5,020.00
Apr 30, 2018
Agreement:
Atlantic Wildlife Institute
Agreement Number:
15352271
Duration: from Apr 30, 2018 to Sep 1, 2018
Description:
N/A
Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Program Name: Youth - Canada Summer Jobs
Location: Cookville, New Brunswick, CA E4L1Z8
$10,002.00
Apr 21, 2025
Not-for-profit organization or charity
Agreement:
Atlantic Wildlife Institute
Agreement Number:
20392544
Duration: from Apr 21, 2025 to Aug 30, 2025
Description:
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and improve their skills.
Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Program Name: Youth - Canada Summer Jobs
Location: Cookville, New Brunswick, CA E4L1Z8
$8,124.00
Apr 25, 2022
Not-for-profit organization or charity
Agreement:
Atlantic Wildlife Institute
Agreement Number:
18632737
Duration: from Apr 25, 2022 to Sep 3, 2022
Description:
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and improve their skills.
Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Program Name: Youth - Canada Summer Jobs
Location: Cookville, New Brunswick, CA E4L1Z8
$7,470.00
Apr 26, 2021
Not-for-profit organization or charity
Agreement:
Atlantic Wildlife Institute
Agreement Number:
17792151
Duration: from Apr 26, 2021 to Feb 26, 2022
Description:
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and improve their skills.
Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Program Name: Youth - Canada Summer Jobs
Location: COOKVILLE, New Brunswick, CA E4L1Z8
$4,713.00
Apr 24, 2023
Not-for-profit organization or charity
Agreement:
Atlantic Wildlife Institute
Agreement Number:
18928564
Duration: from Apr 24, 2023 to Sep 2, 2023
Description:
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and improve their skills.
Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Program Name: Youth - Canada Summer Jobs
Location: Cookville, New Brunswick, CA E4L1Z8
Sep 4, 2026
Brendon O'Connell - Australian, Dissident, Youtuber, Gen X, Researcher, Muckraker, Living in Mexico
At this Youtube video channel link: Brendon O'Connell - YouTube
Australian dissident living in Mexico Brendon O'Connell's recent appearance with podcaster in England James Delingpole was concluded with a humorous hissy fit.. here:
"James finally catches up with Australia’s irascible, motormouthed conspiracy OG Brendon O’Connell and asks him who really runs the world, how and why.. On the menu: the Rothschilds; what Brendon learned in prison in Western Australia and New Zealand; Israel; is Trump a White Hat?; really?? James and Brendon get on quite well at first but then they fall out and Brendon storms off. Oh well. Here is Brendan’s Substack where, in a fit of pique, he has already run the podcast and accused James - lol - of being a ‘friend of Ben Shapiro’ https://substack.com/@brendonoconnell "
More here: Candace, Patrick Bet David, And The Tribe - YouTube
and here: J.D Vance The Trotskyite: "Down With The US Dollar"
Rest in peace... Elaine Dewar - Canadian Journalist & Author - 1948 - 2025
Some of Elaine Dewar's books in this blogger's home library collection.. have you read them?
Elaine Dewar's books, a promo video here:
Elaine Dewar Unofficial Fan Club Feat. Ron Sexsmith Music
Interview 1131 - Elaine Dewar on Maurice Strong's Cloak of Green | The Corbett Report
and Elaine Dewar's blog is here:
http://elainedewar.blogspot.ca
Elaine passed away on September 18, 2025..
obituary is published here:
ELAINE DEWAR Obituary (2025) - The Globe and Mail
"ELAINE DEWAR Obituary
(Laya Rifka bat Sholom v Munci Sarah) (1948 – 2025) Peacefully, surrounded by her adoring family, at Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital on September 18, 2025, three months after her 77th birthday. Born Elaine Ruth Landa in Saskatoon on June 18, 1948, the award-winning journalist and author didn't know she wanted to be a writer until she won a high school scholarship to a literary retreat. But it wasn't until the 1970s when she quit her first job as an editor at Maclean's that she finally dared to put her own fearless prose on paper under her married name, launching a 50-year career that often shook up the Canadian academic, business, and political establishments. An intrepid investigative reporter and the author of six non-fiction books, she would go on to win nine National Magazine Awards, the NMA President's Medal for Excellence, and the 2005 Writers' Trust Award for Non-Fiction, while periodically making headlines of her own. The daughter of Petty Davidner and Dr. Sam Landa, she was the descendent of unlikely prairie pioneers: Jewish refugees from Romania and Russia, who had been recruited by the government to homestead an agricultural tract known as the Lipton Colony north of Fort Qu'Appelle in the early 1900s, before Saskatchewan became a province. Her mother, a great beauty and gifted musician, was born there a year before her own mother died in the 1918 flu epidemic - an event that informed Dewar's 2021 book about COVID-19: On the Origins of the Deadliest Pandemic in 100 Years. Her paternal grandparents later became the first Jewish family in Saskatoon, where her father was born. The youngest of seven, he went off to medical school in Manitoba but returned to marry and become one of the city's most prominent physicians. In the 1962 Doctors' Strike against Tommy Douglas' imposition of public health care in Saskatchewan - which ultimately led to nation-wide Medicare - he helped organize emergency medical services across the province. His second-born daughter, Elaine, watched that political ferment from an insider's seat, determined, she wanted to be a doctor just like him. Already chosen for a gifted students' program and besotted with science, she yearned to flee the city for university. By the time she had secured her father's consent by winning a scholarship to York University in Toronto, she had already found a new role model: French feminist writer Simone de Beauvoir. She joined a radical group called the New Feminists and later collaborated - even briefly sharing a house with some of the leaders in the second wave of the Canadian women's movement. But when one of her early magazine stories exposed the fissures in feminist circles, former housemate Judy Rebick denounced it as "yellow journalism." Elaine's response: "So much for sisterhood!" A lanky brunette beauty, she was in her second year at York when a friend set her up on a date with Stephen Dewar, a Scottish-Icelandic native of Saskatoon, whom she'd had a crush on since she was 12. He had come to her house to teach her older sister, Kahrellah, to play guitar. When they finally got together almost a decade later, he had just finished his MA at McGill and landed a job producing a public affairs show on CBC radio. They spent their first date arguing over Plato with such raucous delight that both knew they wanted the conversation to continue for the rest of their lives. In 1969, they married in a quiet interfaith ceremony at a Toronto hotel presided over by Rabbi Abraham Feinberg. Theirs was a 50-year partnership in the deepest sense of the word. Not only were they each other's closest confidantes and fiercest defenders, but she proved a savvy business partner and he edited every word she wrote until his death in 2019. Even in the final weeks of her life, she was still negotiating rights for one of his biomechanical patents through their WhalePower Corporation. They moved into a communal house, where one of Dewar's closest friends, Bill Cameron, then a Maclean's staff writer, recommended Elaine for her first media assignment: digging up statistics to back up a freelancer's claim the upcoming Montreal Olympics would be a financial flop. She promptly landed a full-time gig as the magazine's researcher/fact-checker and later rose to columns editor. But in the 1970s when Maclean's transitioned to a newsmagazine, she quit to finally begin her own freelance writing career. One of her chief outlets was City Woman, founded by her friend and former Maclean's colleague, Dawn MacDonald, whom she credited with "allowing me to invent myself as a writer." Arguing she could make more money writing for TV, Stephen convinced her to pen scripts for his nature documentary series, Lorne Greene's New Wilderness, co-produced by his friend, Chuck Greene, son of the Bonanza star, who provided his iconic baritone for the voice track. It went on to win three Emmys and a Gemini. Fund-raising for their production company piqued Elaine's interest in corporate culture, where, she realized, the country's real power lay. Her fearless business reporting exposed covert networks and cosy backroom deals, sending shivers through Bay Street. But it was her explosive 1987 story on the origins of the Reichman family's real estate empire in Toronto Life that left the most lasting mark, prompting a $102 million libel suit that was only quietly settled in 1990 after the magazine's legal insurance ran out. During those tense three years, she turned her sights on the burgeoning environmental movement and indigenous activists in Brazil's rainforests. After a solo trip to the Amazon, which sent her in pursuit of the powerbrokers behind the initial global climate conferences, she published Cloak of Green, the first of her non-fiction books, revealing what one reviewer termed "the dark side of environmental politics." Its archeological research led to Bones: Discovering the First Americans. By then, she had become adept at searching out and parsing the most complex corporate and scientific documents. That came in handy for The Second Tree, her study of the charged moral issues raised by breakthroughs in biology, such as cloning, which won the 2005 Writers' Trust prize for non-fiction. She was deep into her next project, Smarts, an inquiry into the nature of intelligence, including artificial intelligence and whether plants think, when Stephen Dewar suddenly fell ill. She spent the next years juggling research on his competing diagnoses with her investigation of the secret machinations in the Canadian publishing industry for The Handover, which was nominated for a Governor Generals' non-fiction award. After Stephen's death in 2019, she warded off grief by throwing herself into a probe of why two Chinese scientists with curious political connections had been hired, then fired, by Winnipeg's National Microbiology Laboratory on the eve of the COVID-19 pandemic. Forced to rely almost exclusively on peer-reviewed studies in Chinese and other medical journals, she produced one of the most formidable research feats of her career. No matter the hurdles, she never shrank from a challenge, whether in writing or life. Days before her death, she rallied for a brilliantly articulate CBC interview on her seventh and final book, to be published early next year. Entitled Growing Up Oblivious, it is a searing indictment of Canadian society, including herself, for failing to note the medical horrors being inflicted on the indigenous population, as well as serving as an unintentional memoir. She is survived by her beloved daughters, Anna and Danielle; sons-in-law, Timothy Gully and Brandon Birch; and three cherished granddaughters, Lilah and Grace Gully, and Luna Birch. Other survivors include her sister, Kahrellah Landa; brother, Murray Landa and his wife, Leslie; and nieces, Samantha Landa (and family) and Jaime Landa; and nephew, Alex Landa. Cousin and chosen son, Brian Bobroff, and her cousin and lifelong confidante, Patty Puterman, who, with her husband, Mikah, flew in from Israel to be at her bedside. The family wishes to thank Dr. Gillian Spiegle of Mt. Sinai Hospital and the extraordinary nurses and staff of Bridgepoint's Palliative Care team. A funeral service will take place at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, September 19th, at Benjamin's Park Memorial Chapel, 2401 Steeles Avenue West, with interment in the Beit Olam section of Glenview Memorial Gardens in Woodbridge. A Celebration of Life will be arranged at a later date. Shiva information can be found at www.benjamins.ca Memorial donations may be made to Doctors Without Borders (www.doctorswithoutborders.ca) or Hennick Bridgepoint Foundation (via www.canadahelps.org)
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Published by The Globe and Mail from Sep. 20 to Sep. 24, 2025."
The passing of Elaine Dewar in 2025 at age 77 marks the end of an era in journalism we won't see again in Canada. Dewar was an important and formidable voice.
Like Joan Veon, Rosa Koire, Charlotte Thomson Iserbyt, Niki Raapana, Dr. Tim Ball, and so many other critical thinkers in North America Elaine Dewar was a very courageous and capable researcher. We need more of those... many more of those fearless people to write and report.
Dewar's 1995 "Cloak of Green" is a book I consider a must-read for all Canadians attending our "esteemed" universities.
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