At this video link with Cheryl Gallant Conservative MP: The Bill that Stops Everything
"Building Canada Strong Act" here:
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Oct 10, 2026
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Sep 6, 2026
Will Dominic Leblanc Liberal MP Beausejour Outlast Mark Carney the Banker? #NetZeroCult #WEF #GFANZ #UN
Dominic Leblanc Liberal MP for Beausejour has been serving since November 2000 .. that's a very long time to lead... and he has a lot of experience with politics, people, policy and statesmanship... some have suggested that Mark Carney will be stepping down at some point due to his inability to negotiate and deal effectively with the Americans. Another MP that has served longer than Dominic Leblanc is Ontario Conservative MP Cheryl Gallant who I spoke to by phone in 2023 when I came across this article by her at the "Ontario Landowners" website.
Gallant's Youtube channel here: Cheryl Gallant - YouTube
Article here:
We have got some interesting and noteworthy work going on at the Federal level when it comes to the advancement of Mark Carney's agenda and who is supporting it and who is opposing it.
If you're paying attention you'll definitely notice that something with Carney is not quite right at this point. Pulling in Bryan Adams, a music star who has lived in England for most of his adult life, seems like a desperate move by an ineffectual banker posing as a politician. The "elbows up" = E.U. crowd appear to be blissfully unaware of what is taking place....
As I told Dominic Leblanc's wife Jolene Richard at the Beausejour Forum in 2025 before the last Federal election.. I'd prefer to see Dominic Leblanc lead the Liberals into the future if only because he is not a "net zero" cultist like Mark Carney. Perhaps more people should read Carney's book?
With Justin Trudeau out of the way the focus seems to have shifted to "Donald Trump bad" rather than criticizing the policies of Canada's current Prime Minister Mark Carney who has failed badly in his efforts to revive the Canadian economy - - we were warned about the destructive abilities of Mark Carney by former PM Liz Truss but who listened? Here:
Liz Truss has a warning for Canada about Mark Carney
Liz Truss blames Mark Carney for causing economic meltdown ‘on her watch’ - Right for Canada
Of Note "Longest serving living MP" is Louis Plamondon born 1943
serving in Quebec and first elected in 1984, more here:
Watch at this video link on Youtube:
So, will Dominic Leblanc
outlast
Mark Carney and,
perhaps,
replace him as
the next Prime Minister of Canada?
Time will tell.
Honourable Dominic Leblanc
of Beausejour certainly has a better
connection with the Trump regime.
My money is on Dominic Leblanc
to lead Canadians..
not Mark Carney who is an utter disaster.
May 26, 2026
New rental homes in Vancouver BC's "SENAKW" says Liberal MP Taleeb Noormohamed in Ottawa
At this link:
Hyper-densification high-rise housing being created in downtown ocean view Vancouver B.C. is nothing that resembles traditional native indian living... it is however a very expensive ghetto build experiment.
Here:
Sen̓áḵw Village (@senakwvillage) • Instagram photos and videos
Sen̓áḵw | A Landmark Indigenous-Led Rental Community Rooted in Place
Sneak peek at new Sen̓áḵw towers as they get ready to welcome residents | Watch
Sen̓áḵw Village | Vancouver BC | Facebook
Find Your Home | Fitzrovia Real Estate Inc
Taleeb likes to go "door knocking" too..
Oct 30, 2025
Interview with James Scott MacKillop of Barely Bruised Books, Ottawa Ontario - BioDigital Convergence
Follow James at Barely Bruised Books here:
More here:
Locally folks who are aware of the agenda and helping to advance it are being paid very well.
Aug 23, 2025
Cree Nation Deputy Grand Chief Chief Mandy Gull talks conservation and reconciliation - Nature Canada Video
Cree Nation North Quebec jet setter who works with CPAWS.org et al on landgrabs in Canada.
Feb 4, 2020 OTTAWA Delegates from nature groups across Canada gathered in Ottawa for a training session before they meet with MPs on Feb. 4 to ask for nature protection as part of Nature on the Hill day. A champion of the environment, Deputy Grand Chief Mandy Gull of the Cree Nation spoke to delegates about how we can work with Indigenous partners to promote conservation and reconciliation.
You can support our efforts by joining the Digital Day of Action on Feb. 4: 
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May 29, 2025
Terra Carta Chuck - May 27, 2025 - Ottawa's Senate Chambers Speech
".. every time I come to Canada a little more of Canada seeps into my bloodstream and from there straight to my heart" - Terra Carta Chuck, May 27, 2025, Senate Chambers Ottawa Ontario Canada
May 26, 2025
LIVE as it happens: King Charles III and Queen Camilla visit Canada’s capital Ottawa today
Charles and Camila have landed in Ottawa..
Dec 29, 2024
Johanna Mizgala.... Curator of the House of Commons - Rideau Club Event January 2025
Restoration of Parliament's Centre Block to cost up to $5 billion, open in 2031 | National Post
"The decade-long makeover will create 70,000 jobs across the country, including the 1,500-plus construction workers expected on-site daily in the coming years, the department said.
Asked whether officials would consider restoring the crumbling 24 Sussex Drive — traditional home to the sitting prime minister, but uninhabited since 2015 due to its state of disrepair — Anand said renovation decisions around any of the capital’s six official residences rest with a Crown corporation that is run by an arm’s-length board."
Inside Centre Block - The Restoration Part 1
Art & Design Club - Joanna Mizgala - Rideau Club Ottawa
"Johanna was appointed to the position of Curator of the House of Commons in 2014. She has a BA Honours in Theory and Art History from the University of Ottawa, an M.A. in Art History from Concordia University and was a Doctoral Research Candidate at the University of Saint Andrews and at Carleton University. She has lectured and published extensively on museology, architecture, and contemporary art. She is a recognized leader in Canadian arts and cultural heritage institutions, and has worked extensively as a curator, in arts education and cultural literacy, and a freelance art critic. Over her career, she has engaged thoughtfully in the dissemination and interpretation of art, heritage, and material culture for diverse audiences at institutions such as the National Gallery of Canada, Library and Archives Canada, the Portrait Gallery, London, le Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, the Confederation Art Centre (Charlottetown), the New Brunswick Museum and the Remai Modern (Saskatoon)."
More about this massive undertaking at "The Restoration" project link at CPAC:
Inside Centre Block - The Restoration | CPAC.ca
Meanwhile all Canadian politicians continue to swear their oaths to an illegitimate fake fraudster King - Charles the Turd... time to break the spell.
"They're not royal" - Greg Hallett explains this and much more about the fraudster criminal fake royals at this video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfLN99mASFw
Greek God Poseidon carved in the Confederation Block...
Nov 17, 2024
"Deranged vendetta": Alberta's Danielle Smith responds to Canada's oil and gas emissions cap / production cap
"This cap must be scrapped" - Danielle Smith
Jul 29, 2024
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Apr 18, 2024
Randy Hillier - Ottawa International Food and Book Expo - April 28, 2024
Randy Hillier at Ottawa International Food and Book Expo - Panel Discussion - at this link:
You're invited to a historic and illustrious panel discussion on free speech, ethics and democracy in Canada.
Canadians take for granted that we're a democracy with a Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms which affirms that reality. However, it seems that the pandemic has provided a pretext to transform the Canada that we know and love into something else where elite-appointed gatekeepers centrally control everything you read, listen and watch.
Are we at the cusp of entering into the "Twilight Zone" world that George Orwell predicted in this book 1984 and Aldous Huxley's dystopian novel entitled Brave New World?
Our panelists come together to collectively identify how we got to this apparent crossroads and how we can as a society defend the 'True North, Strong and Free'.
Randy Hillier
Randy Hillier is a former elected representative in Ontario, Canada's largest province. A Maverick by any measure both as a Conservative and Independent representative, he was the first elected parliamentarian in Canada to publicly oppose the Covid state of emergency, lockdowns and to expose the fraudulent pandemic.
Married for 43 years (to the same women) he devotes his time to his family and his farm and is an outspoken advocate in public policy and the corruption of Western values.
Randy Hillier was targeted by the state and received 25 charges for organizing No More Lockdown rallies in 2020/21 and is fighting 9 criminal charges for attending the Truckers convoy in Ottawa and is representing himself in court.
Apr 4, 2024
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Oct 17, 2023
Andrew Black Needed In Ottawa For Climate Change Hysterics Performance Art
Summoned to Ottawa by the Feds...
The meeting with the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance went very well. The panel session was from 9:00am to 10:30am with a five minute opening and then the rest of the time spent as a series of roundtable questions. Each panel session allowed for 6 witnesses but for our session there were only two of us....myself and the CEO of Greener Villages of Fredericton. The Conservatives, the Liberals, the Bloc and the NDP all had representation as committee members and they each had an opportunity to ask us questions.
Since we only had time for a 5 minute opening I focused my attention on housing and public health and safety as these, along with healthcare, seem to be the most pressing issues for Tantramar. The questions from the committee members stayed within these two topics and were digging into the finer details such as the link between the three orders of government. A super boiled down and condensed version of my responses really centered around the need for better communication between the three orders of government and direct and targeted funding from the Feds to communities.
Here are my opening remarks.....the session will be up on the committee website in the next two weeks:
"Good morning Mr. Chair and esteemed members of the standing committee on finance. My name is Andrew Black, and I am the mayor of the new municipality of Tantramar. I am also the President of the Union of Municipalities of New Brunswick and as such have a board seat with the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. Mr. Chair, I want to thank everyone for the opportunity to be here today as a witness leading into the 2024 federal budget on behalf of my municipality and its constituents and municipalities across New Brunswick.
Mr. Chair, I am here today to speak about two topics in my opening remarks that have a direct impact on my municipality, but I want to make it clear that municipalities across New Brunswick and across the nation are just as impacted by these topics as Tantramar is. I know I have around 5 minutes Mr. Chair so I will be brief but the focus of my remarks are on housing and public health and safety.
I will start today, Mr. Chair, with the housing crisis that is affecting Canadians across the country and felt deeply here in the communities of New Brunswick. I was first elected to council just over 7 years ago and from a municipal perspective, we were not talking about housing. In the last three years that has changed significantly, with municipalities being on the front line of the housing crisis due to population increases over the Covid years, a downloading of responsibility on housing to the municipal sector and the fact that our constituents across the province are crying out for locally elected leaders to take action. Mr. Chair, it does not help the situation when two of the federal leaders voice opinions on housing, one saying: “it is not a primary responsibility of the federal government” and the other making comments that municipalities are gatekeepers to development. The absolute reality is that being responsible for housing in local government is unfamiliar territory for municipalities and the file is more complicated than it seems, with a cursory glance and a flippant comment doing nothing to understand that complexity. I will call out here today, Mr. Chair.......we....need....help. The Reaching Home program is an essential component of the federal government’s response strategy for chronic homelessness. This funding, including its dedicated rural and remote stream, should be scaled up and made permanent to address current needs and engage in preventative measures. The Rapid Housing Initiative is a groundbreaking direct transfer to municipalities and has the potential to make substantial change happen, but it needs to be made into a long-term program, with predictable funding beyond 2024, and ensuring that each RHI (Rapid Housing Initiative) unit has funding for wrap-around health and social supports and permanent operating funding to maintain affordability. The HAF is now open to municipalities which is most welcome but to support Canadians in search of rental options, the federal government needs to optimize and invest in critical National Housing Strategy programs such as the National Co-Investment Fund and the Rental Construction Financing Initiative to create more affordable rental supply. Mr. Chair, everyone needs a place to call home and having secure, safe, and appropriate housing is an anchor in addressing other needs such as mental health, addiction, and food security to many people in New Brunswick.
The second topic flows from the first and that is a new approach to safer and healthier communities. Municipalities, such as Tantramar, are the governments of proximity and are on the front lines of Canada’s unmet mental health needs, often providing essential services like social and community programming, supportive housing, community outreach, and substance and addictions support services. To add to the complexity of the issue, mental health challenges are often linked with the dual crises of addiction and homelessness – with municipal governments often needed to lead on community wellbeing. The lack of affordable and supportive housing, inadequate mental health care and the impacts of systemic racism on Indigenous people and racialized communities are contributing to the mental health and addictions issues manifesting in municipalities of all sizes. Mr. Chair, the federal government needs to develop a comprehensive national mental health strategy that addresses the interconnected issues of housing, homelessness, and substance abuse, while increasing mental health investments in communities with sustainable, long-term funding. Community safety is also deeply connected to how we police our communities. Municipalities in New Brunswick have complex and unique public safety needs, and local leaders understand those best. With crime on the rise in New Brunswick and the recent breakdown in communication of RCMP back-pay and negotiations, Mr. Chair, the federal government must meaningfully consult municipalities about decisions related to the future of RCMP contract policing.
I want to say one more thing as my closing remarks, Mr. Chair, and that is an urgent call to streamline and simplify federal funding applications for municipalities whether it is for housing, infrastructure, climate change or anything else. Many, particularly small municipalities, do not have the expertise nor capacity to even dream of applying for these much-needed streams and those processes could be torn apart and rewritten for adequate and fast-tracked approaches to funding opportunities.
Thank you, Mr. Chair, and committee members, once again for this opportunity."
I've told the Mayor to his face that a skatepark project is needed and overdue.. he is well aware of this but ignores its importance instead he prefers to attempt to climb the political ladder of fame and fortune by galavanting around the globe pretending to save everyone from everything... stay in your lane little fella... and if you think you're going to fix the manufactured 'housing crisis' think again.. you cannot possibly build enough housing fast enough to match the numbers of newcomers flooding into Canada.. so...
please wake up! Housing is NOT your department and neither is immigration.
The "immigration pipeline" is the only pipeline our governments want built.
Read the statistics for yourself:
Why would the Scout Leader and Town Councillor Josh Goguen need a Facebook page to privately gossip in Tantramar?
Doesn't seem very 'transparent' Josh..
at this link:
Honest men with ethics are tough to find here...
Meanwhile, the southern USA border is seeing incredible numbers of people from around the world who are flooding in illegally... in Biden's America - at this link:
Oct 13, 2023
Cameron Ortis trial: Secret email chains, documents found in raid of ex-RCMP's apartment - Wesley Wark is Watching the Case Closely
Who is Wesley Wark? Is he related local Bruce Wark @warktimes.com ? Article on Frank "TD Bank" McKenna here:
More on Wesley Wark who is watching the Trial with Jury of Cameron Ortis very closely... here:
Apr 25, 2023
Whatever happened to Rev. John Perkin? Transferred to the Swamp in Ottawa's First Baptist Church
FIRST BAPTIST OTTAWA | Facebook [ a closed group online ]
First Baptist Church is traditional yet progressive church, noted for its inclusivity, located in the heart of Ottawa, on the corner of Elgin and Laurier Streets.
All are welcome to our church and to this group, whether you are a member, an adherent, a passerby or one who simply needs a place to rest and to be loved and accepted. Feel free to invite others to our community.
You are invited to worship with us in person, at 10:30 every Sunday and during special services throughout the year, although we may at any time, have to close our doors to in person worship during this time of pandemic. We also broadcast our services at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFNF7FXePtYSe2wVRRYOuF, where you can find our Sunday School material as well. We invite you to join us online or in person.
Please consider this Facebook group as a virtual coffee hour, akin to the informal coffee hours we would normally have after services in non-pandemic times: a place to gather, to discuss, to chat and to share.
Learn more about First Baptist Church Ottawa, our mission, and our history at https://www.firstbaptistottawa.ca.
Address: 140 Laurier Avenue West, Ottawa
Minister: The Reverend John C. Perkin
Director of Music: Shawn Potter
Church Secretary: Patti Linn
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