Find Megan Mitton on Facebook, but not on X..
Instagram: Megan Mitton (@meganmittonnb) • Instagram photos and videos
"CUPE NB supports our members’ efforts to further the goals of reconciliation by making land acknowledgements. The union urges its members to use unequivocally the words “unceded”, “unsurrendered”, and “stolen” to describe the lands upon which we live." - CUPE NB
Reminder of what Premier Blaine Higgs said at the 2021 press conference here:
APTN - New Brunswick Government Share Update on Native Land Claims 2021
Youtube: Megan Mitton - Living Things Art Collective - Nov 18, 2025
here: Megan Mitton | Facebook
More here: Tantramar MLA Megan Mitton running for NB Green Party leadership |
First elected as MLA of Tantramar in 2018 [departing from her post of Town Councillor in Sackville]
Posting below was during the "scamdemic" ... people lost jobs, savings, livelihoods, and in some cases their minds to the fear-mongering phoney coviet regime.. but that is the fake and weird life of a politician .. its all about word salad.. and big paydays.. MLAs are given $93K/yr.. that is way too much money for what they do: Newsroom
"Derek Gray
Still no post about the Battery Energy Storage fire in PEI?"
More here:
Why was this link removed from website? Parti Vert NB Green Party [ Charter of Principles ]
The list of N.B. organizations and individuals who are no longer posting on the X platform here:
- Mount Allison University
- Municipality of Tantramar
- Owens Art Gallery
- Struts Art Gallery
- Erica Butler, CBC
- CHMA FM Mount Allison University radio
- Bruce Wark, The Wark Times
- Vicki Hogarth, CHCO TV
- Jacques Poitras, CBC
- Megan Mitton MLA Tantramar [account deleted]
- Liberal Premier Susan Holt New Brunswick
- CUPE NB
CBC report here: N.B. employees told to stop making Indigenous title acknowledgments, but won't face repercussions if they do | CBC News
and here: Government of New Brunswick tells employees to stop acknowledging Indigenous land titles – The Baron
and here: GNB memo prohibiting land acknowledgements an affront to reconciliation efforts | CUPE New Brunswick
"It is time to cease this practice — not because our history is unimportant, or because past injustices should be forgotten, but because these formulaic declarations, imposed by policy rather than offered by conscience, no longer serve the purpose their advocates claim. In many cases, they undermine the very goals of reconciliation, civic unity and informed understanding."
Reminder of what Premier Blaine Higgs said at the 2021 press conference here:
APTN - New Brunswick Government Share Update on Native Land Claims 2021
