Showing posts with label community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community. Show all posts

Aug 3, 2026

CHMA FM, Sappyfest & Community.. that "magic word" & The Pilgrim Society & Joan Veon

Meme courtesy of the late great Niki Raapana, USA - nikiraapana.blogspot.com


At this link from CHMA FM article on Sappyfest.. the article uses the word "community" 10 times..

here:  What Makes Sappyfest » CHMA


Note:  Commies don't like to be laughed at.. 



"THE PILGRIMS SOCIETY: A STUDY OF THE ANGLOAMERICAN ESTABLISHMENT; ROCKEFELLER, MELLON, LUCE, ROTHSCHILD, CECIL, WINDSOR, THE FEDERAL RESERVE, WWII, THE CIA, AND SO MUCH MORE"

Read at this link: open source..

https://www.fbcoverup.com/docs/library/2008-07-17-THE-PILGRIMS-SOCIETY-A-Study-of-the-Anglo-American-Establishment-Rockefellers-Rothschilds-Mellons-Windsors-etc-by-Jo%C3%ABl-van-der-Reijden-ISGP-Jul-17-2008.pdf

'Community is a dictatorship' [Niki Raapana]

Reposting with additional information from May 2025.

Once you know your true enemies you are able to govern yourself accordingly... and I suggest you do.

I first came across the term "Pilgrim Society" when listening to an old podcast with Joan Veon from 2009, she died in 2010 from cancer....

TRUNEWS 02/04/15 - Joan Veon (spreaker.com)

so in my humble opinion this is something you should educate yourselves on. Joan Veon wrote about communitarianism as well - see her books "Prince Charles The Sustainable Prince" and "United Nations Global Strait Jacket"

Sackville U.N.-censored: "The Pilgrim Society": A Study Worth Your Time [ Open Source ] : Happy 60th Birthday Wishes to Greg Hallett Today! (sackvilleuncensored.blogspot.com)



These Pilgrims are the virus.. not us.



May 7, 2026

Josh Goguen, Town Councillor Ward 3, Tantramar - Bruce Wark on "Community Concerns & Chatter on Facebook"

 

Screen capture from Youtube here:  Special Meeting May 4, 2026

At this "Wark Times" link:  Tantramar council dismisses complaint over ‘hostile’ Facebook posts |

More here:  Sackville NB Community Chatter | Facebook

and here:  Tantramar Tomorrow - Citizen Innovation Lab | Facebook

and here:  Sackville UNCensored : "Sackville NB Community Chatter" on Facebook - Josh Goguen, Town of Tantramar Councillor Running Secretive Online Group?

“Out of an abundance of caution, to avoid any confusion between my role as a councillor and informal online spaces, I’ve posted a notice on this affected page stepping back as a admin and moderator.” - Josh Goguen, Town Councillor Ward 3 Tantramar 2026 [a little late now Josh]

Instead of playing on Facebook in your free time you could be working towards accomplishing a more constructive goal in the region you were elected in and paid $2,000 per month to work for? Perhaps working on a youth project that's long overdue..  just an idea to think about Josh.

This town has so much unrealized potential.. its all about shaping the future and wise building.


This overlooked and ignored Tantramar Skate Park Project is going to get built in this region.... because I want the local youth to wake up on a Saturday and Sunday morning and head out to play with their skateboards for a day of fun and unstructured play... I will be driven in the coming years to ensure they get this opportunity to play as much as they want to afterschool, through the spring and fall, and all summer long outside in the fresh air and no one is going to stop the forward momentum of this awesome local project.. I will never give up.. I believe in the power of positive thinking, making good on promises made, and doing good projects, not in lazy Town Hall staff and inept politicians who do not deliver... I believe our youths' lives matter in Tantramar.. this is my stated goal:  I will never enter politics.. I will never sell the youth out here... I ignore haters, gossips, petty people, uninspired thinkers, and naysayers... and regardless of all the censorship I have endured online and in the "community" and how much negative attitudes have prevailed against me about this effort-- I really don't care.
Great skateparks make great towns.. shine on skateboarding youth.. you are worthy.
Let's do this..

#BuildBackBeauty


Mike Tower is a retired liquor store worker and long time town councillor and back in the summer of 2013 he sat and listened to a group of youth presenting in the Town Hall in Sackville who were asking for new concrete skatepark venue.  Tower is not worthy of a vote in the coming election; he did nothing to help them in the last 13 years.. he is an unaccomplished grifter. More here:





After a great telephone conversation some years ago with Mayor Sandra Snow in Kentville Nova Scotia I am convinced that with the right group of people advancing efforts this project is worth pursuing in this region.. team builders wanted!




More here on the history of this region and a new concrete skate park project for our deserving youth:





Feb 26, 2026

Gaspereau Press Moves into 7 Fleet Street Industrial Park Sackville New Brunswick

 


At this link "community news" from Mount Allison University's CHMA FM website:

Gaspereau Press preparing for spring releases in new location » CHMA

"Esteemed Atlantic Canadian literary publisher Gaspereau Press finally has a more permanent location in Sackville’s industrial park.

Though the move from the press’s longtime home in Kentville, Nova Scotia was first announced in June 2024, official transfer and ownership didn’t move to Sackville until January 2, 2026."

More here:  Why a beloved literary publisher is running out of a backyard shed in New Brunswick | CBC Radio


Of note, the space 7 Fleet Street was the home of Daniel Haartman's "Community Machinery" at one point in recent history, here:

Sackville business looking to build machinery and community | CBC News

Community Machinery | Sackville NB | Facebook

"Building Community" is a common theme in this town that seems to want to operate as a cult..

Community meme above from the late Niki Raapana 1956-2022 at nikiraapana.blogspot.com USA 

More here:  Tantramar Landowners: What is Communitarianism?

Aug 17, 2025

North Shore Mikmaq Tribal Council - Energy Symposium October 2025 - Marriot Beausejour Moncton NB

 


The NSMTC provides service delivery, technical support, and building capacity for our seven member nations, Natoaganeg, Metepenagiag, Ugpi'Ganjig, Oinpegitjoig, L'nui Menikuk, Tjipogtotjg, & Amlamgog, as well as 25 other Atlantic First Nation communities.

Facebook:  North Shore Mi'kmaq Tribal Council - NSMTC | Facebook


    Community Organization · Nonprofit organization
    38 Micmac Rd
    (506) 627-4611





💥 Abegweit First Nation is officially on board! Catch them at the 2025 Atlantic Indigenous-Led Energy Symposium.

Community representatives: Claim your community’s passes today — your voice matters!

➡️ If you’re unsure how to claim your passes, please contact marissalewis@nsmtc.ca for support.

After a SOLD-OUT 2024 edition, the Atlantic Indigenous-Led Energy Symposium returns in 2025!

📅 October 28-30, 2025 | 📍 Moncton, NB

Join us for three days of vital discussions on clean energy, environmental stewardship, and the role of Indigenous leadership in shaping a more sustainable future.

🌿 Theme: "Protecting Mother Earth. Powering Future Generations."

Featuring:

✅ 350 Conference Delegates
✅ 50+ Session Speakers
✅ 30+ Industry Tradeshow Vendors
✅ Indigenous Artisan Market
✅ Workshops & Site Tours

📍 Venue: Delta Hotels by Marriott Beausejour, Moncton, NB

➡️ Register to attend: https://tinyurl.com/28c5jeto
➡️ Become a sponsor: https://nsmtc.ca/ailes/sponsor-app/
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#AILES2025 #CleanEnergy #IndigenousLeadership #Sustainability #EnergyInnovation #PoweringTheFuture #nsmtcenergy 
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May 22, 2025

Community Healthcare Locally.... Doing Good Work? Is HEALTHCARE System Really "Saving the Humans"?

HEY CANADA: In 1995, the population of Alberta was 3.8 million people. Alberta Health Services had 5,000 employees TODAY: The population is 4.8 million. 130,000 employees are on payroll for Alberta Health - Population increase 26% - Health employee INCREASE 2,500%


Reporting at this CHMA FM link:

Listen in: Community health care meeting hosted by MLA Megan Mitton, featuring Horizon health officials » CHMA


👋 Meet Dr. Roshni Kanji and Dr. Bruno Chiasson, a husband and wife physician team.. They are family physicians in the town of Sackville who play an important role in the overall wellbeing and quality of life of Sackvillians.
In their practice, they care for patients of all ages, from newborns to elderly community members. They also provide care at Horizon’s Sackville Memorial Hospital to inpatients and patients in the Emergency Department.
“I was born and raised in New Brunswick,” said Dr. Chiasson. “And after my medical training abroad, I knew I wanted to come back home. When we started looking into it, we were instantly charmed by Sackville.”
Dr. Kanji and Dr. Chiasson were immediately drawn to the Sackville lifestyle – the great outdoors, the adventure activities in all four seasons, the safe environment for a family, and the flexible and diverse working environment.
They both love the fact that they can practice in a beautiful rural area and still have the hospital and university right in town, and also have access to the resources and support of the larger centres in New Brunswick that are so close. ❤
They’re encouraging physicians, especially those that are interested in practising in a rural area, to consider practising in New Brunswick.

“The comradery amongst team members and the work-life balance are great, and there is so much opportunity here to make a difference.“

➡ If you or a physician you know may be interested in exploring a career with Horizon, contact Careers@Horizonnb.ca with “Physician Opportunities” in the subject line and we will follow up to chat.

What do you have to contribute to the discussions on healthcare in the town? Are your needs met?


"Horizon staff in attendance were:

  • Margaret Melanson, CEO
  • Dr. Jody Enright, Medical Director, Moncton area
  • Richard Lemay, Director of Primary Health Care, Zone 1
  • Dr. Ravneet Comstock, Physician Program Lead, Primary Care
  • Dr. Bruno Chiasson, Family Medicine, Sackville division"