Midgic's Andy "If you're not with us you're against us" Mills on Facebook feat. at New Wark Times This Week

Pro-Energy Awarded Contract to Build, Own, and Operate Fast-Start Power Facility in New Brunswick Canada:

PROENERGY Awarded Contract to Build, Own, and Operate Fast-Start Power Facility in New Brunswick, Canada - PROENERGY Services
 

Featured is Andy Mills, with "Seniors for Climate" group, a local who is shown below in the screen capture from this week's Town Hall meeting covered locally with Bruce Wark's website here:

Midgic resident urges Tantramar council to continue fighting against Centre Village gas plant |

Find Andy Mills on Facebook:  Andy Mills | Facebook

I'm not able to communicate online with Andy Mills [originally from England by the sounds of it] but I do see his passion as being note-worthy.  I am neither with Andy, nor against him, I am hoping to have a more important discussion about energy with everyone in the region.. but they haven't shown an interest it would seem in what I have been reporting on here:  GlobalBEM - YouTube

I'm not on the usual social media platforms due to censorship... such as Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, LinkedIn.. but I am noticing the messaging here.

Lori Clark CEO & President of NB Power - Episode 152 The Carr Brothers Show - December 4, 2025 [ CHCO TV ]

Read more here and share:

Sackville U.N.censored : STAY INFORMED Visit rigsenergyatlantic.ca - RIGS Energy Atlantic

For the record... 

Lori Clark officially appointed president and CEO of NB Power

Lori Clark is paid very well by N.B. Power for her efforts.. 

more here:  A new name on the Wall of Fame highlights call to aim higher

Listen also here to Don Mills & David Campbell September 25, 2025 Podcast here: Lori Clark on Leading NB Power Through a Time of Transformation - Acadia Broadcasting

Lori Clark's LinkedIn here:

Lori Clark, BBA, CPA, ICD.D - Énergie NB Power | LinkedIn

Awards & Honours for Lori Clark:

Electricity Canada honours NB Power CEO with Women in Electricity award - Women in ConstructionWomen in Construction

Lori Clark, President and CEO of New Brunswick Power is honoured with Electricity Canada’s Women in Electricity award | Electricity Canada

Pay increase for Lori Clark here:

N.B. Power CEO gets pay bump, contract extension | CBC News

Lori Clark is the President and CEO of NB Power, officially appointed on 20 March 2023, and her contract currently runs through 16 March 2028.

 Watch The Carr Brothers Show with Lori Clark President & CEO of NB Power at this video link:  Ep152: Lori Clark ~ NB Power. The Carr Brothers Show (Dec 4/25) - YouTube

Shelley Chase is Freaked Out About Tantramar Power Plant in Midgic "Shame Matters"

“Celebrity,” she said. “Celebrity always helps. The social license and the court of public opinion matter. Shame matters,” Chase said.

 “So, when I leave here, I’ve worked in the music industry for 30 years, I’m going to call some celebrities,” she added, promising to ask if they would take a public stand against the gas plant.

“I will try to get hold of Jim Cuddy and Matt Andersen and a few other folks that I’ve met,” she said even though they may or may not agree to get involved." -- Shelley Chase, local festival lady who is the organizer of "The Levee on the Lake"

Article at this link:  Midgic meeting discusses ways to fight NB Power gas plant |

“They’re laughing at us,” he said. “They don’t care about us.”

Andy Mills who worked as a mechanical engineer for most of his career before going into human resources said later that he moved to Canada from England in 1979 and wasn’t that interested in politics until in the last 10 to 15 years he’s seen how politicians are walking all over the people who actually pay their salaries."

Later someone suggested asking for support from the Indigenous rapper Wolf Castle and Meredith Fisher of Seniors from Climate Tantramar mentioned Jeremy Dutcher, the classically trained tenor and composer who is a member of Tobique First Nation.

Juliette Bulmer also reminded the meeting that Seniors for Climate Tantramar will be running an information table on the gas plant at this year’s Fall Fair, gathering at 1 o’clock at the Drew Nursing Home to participate in the Fall Fair Parade and at 3 p.m., staging a crosswalk demonstration at the Bridge and Main traffic lights.

“Everybody is invited,” she said.

Bruce Wark on Meredith Fisher's "bomb" commentary at The New Wark Times - Local Stories

" brucewark says:

September 5, 2026 at 11:42 pm

OK, so I went back and did find the use of the word “bomb” during a presentation to council on July 14, one year to the day after NB Power announced its plan for a 500 MW gas/diesel plant near Centre Village. The presentation was by Meredith Fisher of Seniors for Climate Tantramar and here’s what she said:

“Exactly one year ago today, a virtual bomb was dropped on Tantramar. Most of us remember the shock and disbelief of the announcement of the RIGS project contracting an American company to build and operate for 25 years of fossil fuel burning with shale gas, also from the U.S. out here.

“To many of us in New Brunswick right now, it seems like there are other of these bombs being dropped on our environment and on our lives in our dear province. The worst part of it is that the bombers are employed by us as leaders to make sound decisions…Our trust in NB Power, our Crown Corporation, is badly eroded. In a few years, the bombers will no longer be responsible for the flawed process they created. They will be gone. Potentially, we will be here in Tantramar. We will be left holding the proverbial bag of an environment that has been irreversibly damaged forever.”

Fisher went on to say: “We can come up with a reasonable option to the RIGS Centre Village project. We do not really wish to take legal action…let’s be partners in decisions about our environment and our energy needs. Let’s do our best as a province to reduce the burning of fossil fuels.”

Bruce Wark's commentary was found here:

Mayor’s controversial gas-plant statement survives tied Tantramar council vote |

Tantramar's Protest Culture Continues On "Unceded Territory" .. Imagine That?

 

"For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction ... "

Bruce Wark's boosting of the local "climate activists" aka fringe greens here:

120 demonstrators line Sackville bridge saying fight isn’t over against NB Power gas plant |

and here:

Gas plant opponents line Sackville bridge saying fight isn’t over – NB Media Co-op

More here:  Regular Council Meeting - July 14, 2026

Solar farm project coming to Cookville... with natives? 

As well..

NB Power's Mr. Cody tries to win over the non-transparent protestors who continue to run a "private" Facebook group.. is that helpful?  Why hide yourself folks:  Stop the Tantramar Gas Plant! | Facebook

 More here with Mr. Cody:

Tantramar gas plant would be 'Swiss Army knife' of N.B. Power system, exec says | CBC News

Also speaking was Meredith Fisher an activist who works with "Seniors for Climate" - their alarmists' website is here:  Seniors For Climate – Later is Too Late!

Note also that acclaimed [not elected] Town Councillor Kristen LeBlanc efforts last year here with failed Mayoral candidate Terry Jones:

Tantramar Council urged to write letters opposing NB Power gas/diesel plant on the Isthmus – NB Media Co-op

As their anti-fossil fuels cult around here continues to bang away on their fear-mongering war drums I have just one question for them:  

have you read Mark "net zero moron" Carney's book yet and if not why not?

CBC News - NB Power's Tantramar Gas Power Plant & Indigenous Investment

 NB Power's controversial power plant is in the news again with CBC - CEO Lori Clark [below]

At this link:  N.B. Power needed to ‘step above’ normal process on gas plant, CEO says | CBC News

"The 25-year contract with U.S.-based ProEnergy to build a 500-megawatt gas and diesel power plant in a rural area in Tantramar leaves N.B. Power ratepayers exposed to several financial risks, Martin said in his report.

That includes a financial penalty if a planned equity investment agreement with the North Shore Mi'kmaq Tribal Council — initially described as a fait accompli — doesn’t come together."

Last year Bruce Wark reported on this story - more here:

Premier Holt says there are many unanswered questions about proposed NB Power gas plant on the Isthmus |

During a CBC question and answer session last month, Holt said she was encouraged that the project “will be co-owned by a group of different First Nations,” but in Shediac today, she suggested she did not know at the time that there was no Indigenous investment.

Mi’maq Chiefs have since declared the project cannot go ahead without an Indigenous-led, rights impact assessment.

“I didn’t say I look forward to a project that has Indigenous investment,” the premier said, referring to her CBC comments.

“I say we think Indigenous investment is a good thing. That’s something I look for in a lot of different projects.”

TechnocRAT Elon Musk is a Jesuit Gatekeeper

More here on energy projects and abundance and N.B. Power's grip on our society from Bruce Wark at his local "The New Wark Times" website:

NB Power says Isthmus gas plant needed to avoid risk of blackouts |

Global Breakthrough Energy Movement at this link:  GlobalBEM - YouTube

Which way western man: Skynet or something else?

Crowd-funded documentary by Josh Del Sol "Take Back Your Power" here:

http://takebackyourpower.net

Global Breakthrough Energy Movement Conference premiered the film screening of "Take Back Your Power" on my recommendation to co-organizer Jason Verbelli who was connected to filmmaker Josh Del Sol 

Mayor Andrew Black formerly ran a DVD rental store and had the film there on loan.. he was also helpful in putting the movie "Gasland" on loan there from me as well as "The John Searl Story" and "Bill Hicks An American".

N.B. man unknowingly paid his neighbour’s power bill for almost 2 years - Silas Brown, CBC News

Jun 23, 2025

After nearly two years of abnormally large bills, a Fredericton man discovered that a mix-up with his account meant he had been paying for his neighbour’s power. Read more: www.cbc.ca/1.7566532

NBers Challenge the NB Energy & Utilities Board on Hefty Rate Increase

 At this video link on Rumble:

NBers Challenge the NB Energy and Utilities Board on HEFTY rate increase! (rumble.com)

with thanks to Kim in Fredericton New Brunswick and others...