Megan Mitton and David Coon hopped on board Via Rail from Moncton to Sackville to show the potential rail has to be a sustainable, climate-friendly transportation option for New Brunswick. As our communities face increasing risks from extreme weather and deteriorating infrastructure, New Brunswick needs to get back on track (literally) with real investments in resilient, low-carbon transit.
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Megan Mitton et David Coon sont montés à bord du train Via Rail de Moncton à Sackville pour démontrer le potentiel du transport ferroviaire comme solution durable et respectueuse du climat pour le Nouveau-Brunswick. Alors que nos communautés font face à des risques accrus dus aux phénomènes météorologiques extrêmes et à la dégradation des infrastructures, le Nouveau-Brunswick doit véritablement se remettre sur les rails avec des investissements concrets dans un transport résilient et à faibles émissions de carbone.
Photography above by THE Indie Media Eastcoast - Elaine Dewar's book "Cloak of Green" 1995.. a good read you might still be able to find a copy of at Mount Allison University library.. more here:
Today I announced that I will be stepping down as Leader of the Green Party of New Brunswick in the coming months once a contest is held to elect a new leader. And I will continue to serve the people of Fredericton Lincoln in the Legislature.
It has been an honour to serve the people of New Brunswick, and my party in my capacity as a political leader in our province. It’s time for a new leader before the next election. I want to make sure they have close to two years to prepare the Party for its next electoral breakthrough.
I couldn’t have achieved anything without the support of so many dedicated members, donors, volunteers, staff and those who stepped up to serve on our Provincial Council. And of course my Deputy Leader Megan Mitton and Kevin Arseneau, who was my Acadian lieutenant for six years. I am forever indebted to you and your families in so many ways. Thank you!
David Coon’s leadership of the Green Party has changed New Brunswick politics forever.
One of the reasons that I first stood for election under David’s leadership is because he has deep integrity. I’ve seen him work tirelessly, with heart and with hope, to make New Brunswick a better place. He has gone above and beyond to help individuals with their problems, while dedicating himself to fighting for systemic changes that get at the roots of the problems.
I’ve been a member of his team as an MLA for almost 8 years, and I’ve learned countless things from him. I’ve seen how he respects everyone on his team, and everyone he meets. I’ve also seen how much people across the province respect him. Just yesterday at the protest organized by the farmer’s to save our provincial vets and lab services, person after person came up to David to thank him. It’s something I’ve seen across New Brunswick. David has been a strong, consistent voice for so many, standing up for what’s right as the leader of the Greens.
He’s changed politics in our province. He made history by being the first Green elected, he built the party and now the Greens have staying power, with multiple MLA reelections under our belt over the course of that past dozen years. And many more to come.
Thank you, David. I know how much you’ve put into this, for years, and it has made a difference. New Brunswick is a better place because of you."
David Coon has the advantage of two universities in his riding - he was re-elected in 2024, along with his colleague Megan Mitton in Tantramar, who also has the advantage of a university in her riding. Perhaps you saw her advertisement in the local "Argosy" student newspaper in October and her promises made to students for their enrichment?
Typically, rural New Brunswickers on average do not vote for green politicians but at our universities the professors and administration are apparently quite fond of promoting them.. imagine that? Will "Coviet" minion David Coon step down as leader.. some rumblings have been heard that his sidekick Megan Mitton Tantramar MLA is primed to replace Coon and lead the Green Party of New Brunswick.
"Funded" Media in New Brunswick.... wtf New Brunswick? Tracy Glynn - No One Is Illegal needs to be 're-educated' on why her work is destructive and why ultimately she is a globalist useful idiot in the trafficking of humans into Canada.. article from the NB Media Co-Op minions.. and David Coon, Green Party leader must be voted out for his part in this 'movement' as well.. and any other politicians promoting such work.
"Greens" who love open borders need to be voted out of office.. they are paid $85K per year to sell out our country to foreigners who do not respect our legal immigration laws.
Read the comments on this video by "Indie Media Eastcoast" and feel free to leave a comment on how this "open borders" activism bothers you or if you like it tell me why.. thanks.
Also, if you still haven't gotten yourself a copy of the best-seller "Canada in Decay: Mass Immigration, Diversity and the Ethnocide of EuroCanadians" by Professor Ricardo Duchesne, UNB SJ - get a copy and tell your friends to read it too .. its a well researched and important Canadian book you won't see promoted by the CBC and cuts to the chase on what is being done to Canada and who is doing it .. Ricardo's website "Council of European Canadians" has a "mission statement" https://www.eurocanadian.ca/p/mission-statement.html -- our goal is to educate others in Canada.
If you cannot take the heat & the people of New Brunswick telling you that you are full of bullshit, David, perhaps career politics is not for you.... Liz May recently advised Maxime Bernier that there are only 19,000 national members in her Green Party [after 35 years in existence] and there at now well over 35,000 members in Maxime's new PPC Party already after only just a few months... The "green" are fringe and they always will be fringe because they are radical and destructive in their extremist policies. That's just the facts jack. Thanks for the 12 hour Twitter suspension ... the snitch cult must be working overtime tonight... grow some thicker skin if you want to be in politics eh?