Sep 21, 2026

Dear X plaque, Healthcare, Trade, Economy, Community, Podcasts, Premier Susan Holt's Trip to India 2026

Board of Regents Mount Allison University here:


"The Board consists of 24 individuals drawn from various University stakeholder groups.

Secretary to the Board of Regents and University Treasurer
Robert Inglisringlis@mta.ca 

Gita Anand
Toronto, ON
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2026"





Sample of some of the large government funding received by Mt. Allison University
found at this link ---> Grants and Contributions

Academia

Agreement:

RESEARCH SUPPORT FUND

Duration: from Apr 1, 2018 to Mar 31, 2019
Description:

The Research Support Fund (RSF) helps universities, colleges and their affiliated research hospitals and institutes sustain and maintain a research environment which will enable them to make optimal use of the federal investment in academic research provided through the three federal granting agencies.

Organization: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Program Name: Research Support Fund
Location: SACKVILLE, New Brunswick, CA E4L 1E4




 





Poetry on the poles... are you familiar?

Plaque is missing..  asked various people to replace it but so far has not been done... why?

More here:  Premier to join prime minister on trade mission to India - gnb.ca

and here:  New Brunswick premier to join Carney on trade mission to India

and here:  Susan Holt to join prime minister on trade mission to India | Telegraph-Journal

and here:  Premier Holt’s India trip punctuated by two deals | Telegraph-Journal

and here:  Minister Anand met with India’s External Affairs Minister - Canada.ca

and here:  Town & Province: Premier Susan Holt Interview - March 2026


and here:  N.B. Premier Susan Holt on trading with India | Canada-India relations

and here:  ‘They need what New Brunswick has’: Premier Holt on four-day India trade mission

and here:  A Trade Trip to India – February 25, 2026 - PrimeTime Politics - CPAC.ca


Some discussions on the local hospital and Megan Mitton Green Tantramar MLA here:

Tantramar MLA Megan Mitton running for NB Green Party leadership |

"Allen says:

Standing up for what? The hospital was largely saved by the efforts of two former mayors, not hers. She brought nothing to this town to improve the economy or jobs. She has no economic plans…..just out there trying to shut stuff down. She’s too far left and not practical enough for most of us. If it wasn’t for the University and their ilk, she would not be elected.

Comment from Bruce Wark: Thanks for your comment Allen, but I’m afraid you are rewriting history. The reason that Blaine Higgs cancelled his plans to close rural hospitals, including Sackville’s in February 2020, was that he had a minority government with the Greens holding 3 seats and the People’s Alliance holding 3 more. Green leader David Coon said openly his party would vote to bring the government down if it pressed ahead with its plans. Megan Mitton held one of those three seats. The two former Sackville mayors had no power to bring the government down, but Megan Mitton and her fellow elected Greens did. And that’s why Higgs abandoned his plans and moreover, refused to honour his promise to come to Sackville and explain his position. I covered it all and saw it happen. So, please don’t rewrite history this way."



Anita Anand Ontario Liberal MP shown above with Mark Carney is the younger sister of Mount Allison University's alumni Gita Anand, a Toronto lawyer on the Board of Regents, Mount Allison University [both ladies were raised in Kentville Nova Scotia by immigrant parents].




Susan Holt with The Herle Burly podcast here:

Susan Holt, Premier of New Brunswick | The Herle Burly


"Premier Susan Holt on Canada's come-back plan"

with Public Policy Forum and Amanda Lang

here:  Premier Susan Holt on Canada’s comeback plan | WONK with Amanda Lang



Susan Holt's mining strategy:  "we need the benefits of these resources for New Brunswickers today.. we have a long history of mining " - March 19, 2026

N.B. Ports were also discussed:





More here with the India Healthcare education connection, at this link:  MEMG





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