Sabine Dietz's "Climateering Grifter" organization here: Education & Training - Climatlantic
video here: Committee of the Whole meeting of Council - May 26, 2025
Est. 2016 by "low class unimportant troublemaker" #GenX #Dissident #Unifier #UNexit #endracebasedlaw #cutandpaste #KJ3
Sabine Dietz's "Climateering Grifter" organization here: Education & Training - Climatlantic
video here: Committee of the Whole meeting of Council - May 26, 2025
Beautiful Bonnie Swift is a successful woman... she is from a large family and raised in Dorchester ... she moved to Alberta at age 18 .. she is a candidate for Mayor in 2022 in the newly formed "Town of Tantramar".. thanks Bruce Wark, Warktimes.com for more information at these two links for Bonnie's story and her ideas:
Candidate for Mayor Platform of Bonnie Swift (warktimes.com)
Who is the husband behind the woman? Will Kriski aka Mr. Potato Strong, health food advocate, author, musician, youtuber... Will Kriski - YouTube
Potato Strong (@potatostrong) • Instagram photos and videos
Will Kriski is creating Helping People with Recipes and Weight Loss | Patreon
Potato Strong – Hearty, starch-based low fat no oil easy comfort food recipes
https://www.amazon.com/Potato-Strong-Recipe-Guide-Plant-Based-ebook/dp/B00QE9YHEQ
Newcomer running for political office in town...
Sana is listed at this article from Mount Allison University's CHMA FM:
These are your candidates for the first Tantramar mayor and council » CHMA 106.9 FM (chmafm.com)
At this link from CHMA website:
Never let it be said that the 'community organizers' of Sackville have a problem wasting other peoples' money on stuff that clutters the landscape.
Just don't ask them to get excited about building an Energy East Pipeline or Skatepark Project... God forbid their efforts should be for something beneficial and useful for the people alive today.
Book Launch - Foundries of Sackville, NB - Tantramar Heritage Trust
Why do they hide their monument to the founder of the local University behind a wall of shrubs and trees? Just asking for a friend.
Just to put things into perspective around here and for the record:
One old woman stands before council and mayor this year and says she wants to see money given for a monument to be built and everyone says 'hey great idea!'... but in 2013 over a dozen young people stood before council asking for a new venue they could enjoy endless hours of play and good clean fun at with their many friends and other skateboard enthusiasts from across the Maritimes and the mayor and council ignore them completely.
This is in a nutshell what is wrong with this town:
the management sucks; the politicians suck.
The 'community' would do well to grasp the term ROI - return on investment .. as explained to Michael Beal, treasurer/bean-counter at the Town Hall this week... Michael's wondering if he still has a job when the entity "Town of Tantramar" takes over here.. I guess only time will tell Michael.
Should I really need to keep reminding people that investing in a new concrete youth skatepark makes good sense and is the right project to build here now... in fact it was the right project 10 years ago but the well-paid minions in Town Hall wasted money on decorations and nonsense instead [$10,000 flower pots, still shaking my head...]
Moncton's skatepark by the riverwalk...Cultural gaffs and cultural removal... its ongoing...
University removing war memorial library and later on "Preferred developer" Lafford's destruction of old historic church paved the way for more 'smartgrowth' and less culture, beauty, architectural history and heart in the centre of Sackville New Brunswick because money matters and history doesn't matter here.. that's why they've been re-branding themselves from "Sweet Little Town on the Marshlands" to a "New Kind of Small Town" that seeks to create a new culture, new society, and global community.
Some locals such as long time Town Councillor Virgil Hammock, retired Art Professor had hoped to save the church... but it was demolished for apartment housing by Lafford, a wealthy builder.. who of course used the land to profit and prosper.
The Town went on to spend $2 million on ponds.. they didn't feel a cultural community centre built in the renovated church was a viable option here.
Historic Sackville church eyed as future cultural centre | CBC News
The trend will continue...