More here on Canadian Frontline Nurses:
Our Community - Canadian Nurses (canadianfrontlinenurses.ca)
Back in September 2021 the group worked with others to organize a walkout at the George Dumount Hospital in Moncton over mandated vaccines.. perhaps the locals in healthcare and politics are not aware of this? See more here:
Nurses WalkOut at the George Dumont Hospital (rumble.com)
" @NursesCanadian (Twitter) organized a World Wide WalkOut for nurses who are opposed to medical tyranny & the mandatory vaccine for healthcare workers. https://www.canadianfrontlinenurses.ca/
The gathering for Nurse's WalkOut at the George Dumont Hospital, Moncton was a success! It was a large turnout. We even caught a CBC camera man & local media there. We couldn't be ignored! Hopefully they will be fair with their coverage."
Locally Megan Mitton MLA Green Party appears to be a voice for the healthcare workers.. but is she really representative of their views and their needs? I don't think so.
Do politicians need to focus on more issues?
Why would the fringe Green think they are authorized to speak for all healthcare workers when they are such a small part [3 seats in total] of the elected representatives in our Legislature? If "fringe" seems unfair its not:
Green Party keeps its 3 seats in New Brunswick Legislature | CBC News
More here from Bruce Wark's Warktimes.com:
Greens promise more local control over health care | (warktimes.com)
Megan Mitton is up against long time town Councillor Bruce Phinney for Tantramar [Conservative] this month.. as well as former town Councillor / former Mayor of Sackville John Higham [running for the Liberal party]. This race will be interesting to watch come election day as it is a battle of well-known and popular locals with many supporters and many vocal active campaign volunteers and helpers with a desire to push their candidate in this competitive space vying for the student votes at Mount Allison University [which has been key in the first election with Megan Mitton when she won by only 11 votes]. As a health advocate I am always surprised that Megan Mitton does not advocate for "farmacy" instead of "pharmacy" but she was bought and paid for years ago when she decided to become a politician rather than a sensible woman in Tantramar. What's next for Megan Mitton after this election [if she loses]?
Meanwhile, as we head into an election its important to keep the importance of politicians in perspective and remember what is really worth prioritizing.. personal responsibility --
some food for thought here at this video link:
CREATE A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR YOUR FAMILY (bitchute.com)
More on Alexandra Fasulo's work here at Substack:
and at her Youtube channel here:
