Showing posts with label saint john. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saint john. Show all posts

Jun 25, 2026

41 Princess Street - An Opportunity in Saint John New Brunswick - Historica Properties on Facebook

 


Discover the Possibilities at 41 Princess Street!
Positioned prominently on the iconic corner of Prince William Street and Princess Street, this exceptional 2,200-square-foot commercial space offers a rare opportunity to establish your business in the heart of Uptown Saint John.
Surrounded by some of the city's most vibrant restaurants, shops, offices, and cultural attractions, this landmark location provides unmatched visibility and steady pedestrian traffic in one of Saint John's most sought-after commercial districts.
Whether you're envisioning a boutique office, retail destination, restaurant, creative studio, wellness space, or something entirely unique, this versatile space is a blank canvas ready to bring your vision to life. The possibilities are truly endless.
Imagine a lively corner patio drawing in passersby, complemented by eye-catching signage that captures the attention of the constant flow of pedestrians and visitors exploring Uptown.
Existing Features Include:
• Private offices
• Boardroom
• Kitchen
• Washroom
• Energy-efficient heat pump providing heating and cooling
• Stunning wraparound windows spanning Princess Street to Prince William Street, flooding the space with natural light
The space is easily accessible with just a few steps from Princess Street, creating an inviting and convenient entrance for customers, clients, and staff alike.
Lease Rate
$5,500 per month + utilities
More than just a commercial space, this is an opportunity to establish your business in a distinctive landmark setting where character, visibility, and potential come together.
To help bring your vision to life, we are also willing to customize the space to suit your specific business needs and requirements.
Let us help you reimagine what's possible at 41 Princess Street.
Contact- leasing@historicadevelopments.com for more information or to book your private tour."



I'm a big fan of Keith Brideau, more on X:


Jun 7, 2026

Ricardo Duchesne and Stephen Garvey in Saint John New Brunswick Book Talk Event [ Reposting ]

More at this video link:

Ricardo Duchesne and Stephen Garvey at St Andrew and St David Church Saint John New Brunswick (bitchute.com)

 Who is Ricardo Duchesne?

Best-selling author in New Brunswick, a retired long-time Professor from UNB Saint John Campus and founder of "Council of European Canadians"

website here:  http://eurocanadians.ca


Photography by THE Indie Media Eastcoast at a book talk event in Saint John N.B.  in May 2018 with Ricardo Duchesne & Stephen Garvey.





Apr 21, 2026

Sentier Fundy Trail - Season Opening May 15th, 2026 - Mark Your Calendars!

 


Mark your calendars - the Sentier Fundy Trail opens for the 2026 season on May 15th! 🌳
Hugging the Bay of Fundy coast with stunning views in every direction, the 6,323-acre Fundy Trail Provincial Park features a 30 km scenic drive, over 35km of hiking and biking trails, more than 20 coastal lookouts, beaches, and waterfalls.
Learn more about the park, and start planning your next visit today: https://www.fundytrailparkway.com/.../fundy-trail..."

Where to stay if you're visiting Saint John?
At this link:

Aug 1, 2024

Meet & Greet - Sunday August 4, 2024, 2 PM Saint John New Brunswick - Libertarian Party of New Brunswick

 


Website:  http://lpnb.ca 

"About Us

 
Welcome to the Libertarian Party of New Brunswick, where we stand firmly on our principles to ensure all individuals have the freedom to live their lives and pursue their interests as they see fit, as long as they do no harm to another. Our core beliefs revolve around significantly reducing the size and intrusiveness of government, cutting and eliminating taxes at every opportunity, and allowing peaceful, honest people to offer their goods and services without inappropriate interference from the government.
 
 
We believe in a society where peaceful, honest individuals can make their own decisions about how to live their lives, free from the fear of criminal or civil penalties. Founded in 2024, our party advocates for a more prosperous New Brunswick.
 
 
As part of the broader Libertarian movement, we are dedicated to expanding individual freedom to its furthest limits. We affirm the principles of no person or institution having the right to initiate the use of force or fraud against another, and that the only moral purpose of government is the preservation of individual rights. We also recognize the voluntary exchange of goods and services as essential for a free and prosperous society.
 
 
By joining the Libertarian Party of New Brunswick, you’re not just becoming a member of a political party; you’re joining a community of like-minded individuals committed to making New Brunswick a better place for all. Together, we can work towards a future where individuals are empowered to make their own choices and live their lives to the fullest, without undue interference from government or other institutions."

Jul 7, 2022

PAPAL VISIT - I R.E.M.E.M.B.E.R.


PAPAL VISIT is a recording project based in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Music by Pierre Cormier, vocals and lyrics by Adam Mowery.



Saint John New Brunswick Band Papal Visit - 

more at their account on Soundcloud 




People want apologies for bad behaviour
at this link:

Oct 24, 2019

UNB Saint John Controversy 2019 & Patrick Hickey & David Hickey


Amazing to see how well Ricardo's book "Canada in Decay:  Mass Immigration, Diversity & The Ethnocide of EuroCanadians" is still a best-seller after two years on the market ....
https://www.eurocanadian.ca/2019/08/canada-in-decay-two-years-later.html

UNB student was of the opinion there was "no place for Duchesne on campus "...... and it really makes you wonder what the other professors are teaching... he went so far as to put himself on television to tell the public his opinion as a student leader .. that was Patrick Hickey.. https://twitter.com/patrickhickey16 -- UNB SRC President 


Patrick Hickey re-tweets the character "David Hickey" City Councillor in Saint John - it looks as though the two are into politics and that they are related?   https://twitter.com/DavidHickeyNB


Duchesne, who is originally from Puerto Rico, has said he believes the controversy was generated by his 2017 book Canada in Decay: Mass Immigration, Diversity, and the Ethnocide of Euro-Canadians.
"I am a strong critic of immigration," he said last week. "I believe that Canada and all western nations have been set for full diversification through mass immigration, and I'm trying to understand why. Who came up with this idea that all white nations must become racially diverse, whereas that's not happening in Japan, Korea, China, Mexico -- only in white nations?"

"The Star" also wrote about and acknowledged Ricardo Duchesne's views https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2019/05/30/views-of-new-brunswick-professor-draw-growing-concerns-from-faculty-members.html

Discussing ideas, not attacking people, is the ultimate exercise in academic freedom... will Canadians rise to this challenge or fall into more self-censorship and more "safe spaces" where students are forced to coexist in a quiet, uncontroversial chamber of zero tolerance for wrong think and wrong speak?

I brought up Dr. Ricardo Duchesne. He is a stain on and should be fired. I compelled UNB to act and do the right thing. I hope they do. Racism and hate have no place in our community, especially in education

There are only 'SOME THINGS' you are allowed to promote when you are a political "progressive" ..but other things are taboo .. two examples of taboo:  pro-life activism and immigration policy discussions. [groupthink ONLY applies].

Happy Saint John! 🏳️‍🌈

Sep 10, 2019

Common People Speak and Question - Saint John NB



Last night with Stephen Garvey, National Citizens Alliance in downtown Saint John New Brunswick ... Website:  http://nationalcitizensalliance.ca

Another event tonight in Moncton New Brunswick - check their website for more info.  Facebook... https://www.facebook.com/NationalCitizensAlliance/






Sep 9, 2019

24 yr old Dog Dad David Hickey City Councillor Slanders Ricardo Duchesne & Stephen Garvey

TONIGHT IN SAINT JOHN NEW BRUNSWICK - CITY HALL GATHERING:

NCA Into the Storm - National Citizens Alliance

NCA Meet UP with Stephen Garvey, leader/founder of National Citizens Alliance
Monday September 9 at 7 PM - downtown at 15 Market Square, Saint John, NB City Hall

Leader Stephen Garvey Twitter https://twitter.com/sjgarvey
National Citizens Alliance Twitter https://twitter.com/NatCitAlliance
National Citizens Alliance Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NationalCitizensAlliance/

National Citizens Alliance is a federally registered political party in Canada.

Election is October 21, 2019 & Garvey is running in the Nova Scotia Cumberland-Colchester riding.



Of note:
David Hickey, 24, elected City Councillor in Saint John is a progressive who practices language policing online and the future looks "muzzled".. also he's an avid 'ban plastic' advocate [oh boy!]
http://tantramarlandownersassociation.blogspot.com/2019/07/hey-green-people-why-ban-plastic-when.html

It is very bad public relations for Canada to see Hickey trashing a long-time professor at UNB SJ online.  David Hickey is also not a fan of Alberta Premier Jason Kenney or Stephen Garvey at "National Citizens Alliance" a new federal party in Canada.  David is definitely one to watch for his extremist views.
David seen also chasing after the school board for allowing screening of the film "UNPLANNED" - Abby Johnson's story on the industry of abortion..
David Hickey on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DavidHickeySJ/


I brought up Dr. Ricardo Duchesne. He is a stain on and should be fired. I compelled UNB to act and do the right thing. I hope they do. Racism and hate have no place in our community, especially in education.



Also, thinks he can decide who is free to speak in his 'community' ? Really?
Saint John website:  http://www.saintjohnlifeonyourterms.ca/before-you-arrive.html

Not welcome in our community.