New Brunswick's Paul Mazerolle Goes Back Down Under Again from President of UNB to Vice-Chancellor of UniSQ

See also reporting from Bruce Wark in New Wark Times here:

‘Full speed ahead, go, go, go!’ Frank McKenna sells AI & the digital economy |

 

Paul Mazerolle heads back to Australia's University of Southern Queensland leaving his post at New Brunswick's UNB... article here:

Professor Paul Mazerolle appointed next UniSQ Vice-Chancellor | UniSQ

"Reflecting on his appointment, Professor Mazerolle said he was excited to be returning to Australia and joining UniSQ at such an important time for the sector.

“UniSQ has established itself as a transformative university, deeply connected to its regions yet globally engaged,” Professor Mazerolle said.

“I’m drawn to UniSQ’s strong sense of purpose and its reputation for innovation, excellence, and service to community."

Paul arrived back in New Brunswick for his post with UNB in 2019.. CBC report here:

UNB names ex-pat New Brunswicker as new president | CBC News

LinkedIn:  Paul Mazerolle - University of Southern Queensland | LinkedIn

"Paul Mazerolle

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Across Canada, communities are feeling the strain of a tight housing market. Addressing this challenge requires new ways of thinking. We need to build homes faster, smarter and more efficiently, while preparing the next generation of talent to lead that work. That’s why I’m proud of two important developments at the University of New Brunswick that together demonstrate how industry, government and universities can work together to drive real impact. Yesterday, the Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada and Minister responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, announced federal support for 28 projects modernizing how homes are built across Atlantic Canada. Through ACOA - APECA, nearly $13 million is being invested to help builders, suppliers and trades adopt modern construction approaches such as modular and prefabricated building. As part of this announcement, UNB Off-site Construction Research Centre received $1.8 million to support construction‑related small and medium‑sized enterprises as they test new building techniques, adopt off‑site construction methods and improve productivity. Building off the $2.5 million announced with OSCO Construction Group in the fall of 2025, this work directly supports the goals of Build Canada Homes and helps address housing supply challenges where capacity must grow. At the same time, we’re strengthening the future workforce needed to deliver these solutions. Through a generous Siemens Academic Software Grant, UNB students and researchers now have access to world‑leading, industry‑grade design, simulation and industrial AI tools through Siemens’ Global Academic and Future Workforce program. The OCRC will leverage the industry‑grade Siemens software tools to carry out their work. These advanced digital design, simulation and digital twin technologies will enable SMEs to model, test and optimize construction solutions in a virtual environment before they are deployed on site. Reducing risk, increasing efficiency and accelerating innovation. UNB has always been a place where innovation thrives. By aligning applied research, advanced digital tools and strong partnerships with industry and government, we are helping tackle some of the country’s most pressing challenges and preparing graduates to lead the future of engineering, construction, AI and more.   Read more:  ACOA announcement ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eDpdz4tk Siemens' announcement ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e9_nJ4Uy   #UNBResearch #BuildCanadaHomes #PossibleWithU"

Turns out they don't really build anything..

Mount Allison University Meddlers... A History of Dominating Local Town Hall Politics

 The problem here Tantramar University City in a nutshell? I didn't say no to the Canadian "Energy East Pipeline".. but a noisy, bossy, professor-led little group from the local university did.. so that's unacceptable because that's not how democracy works for the good of all.. is it?

Also, if you want to burn wood to heat your place... I'm fine with that too.. just sayin.  Don't be a hypocrite.. if you benefit at all from the use of various and plentiful Canadian resources then be an unapologetic advocate for them... don't be a troublemaker.

More here from Bruce Wark, local journalist:

Mt. A. student victory, Sackville says no to Energy East pipeline |

Finally, for God's sake stop banning and muzzling voices that don't agree with YOUR campus propaganda.. that would be super.  Thanks.

Rolling out the red carpet for Naomi Klein in Sackville New Brunswick in 2016.. imagine that?

Naomi Klein's husband Avi Lewis is now the Federal leader of the N.D.P. .. go figure.  I bet UBC's "Princess Naomi" has never protested the use of Saudi oil a day in her privileged life. Eh?

More here with UBC's Naomi Klein:

 Naomi Klein - Department of Geography  [ Does Brad Walters have her on his speed dial?]

USA-born "climate grifter" Naomi Klein here:

Naomi Klein on Trump, Musk, Far Right & "End Times Fascism" - YouTube

Author/investigator/journalist Jay Beecher "Naked Lies" an Interview with Sean Spicer

 Watch Sean Spicer with Jay Beecher at this link on Youtube:

The Truth About the Epstein Scandal | Ep 705

Follow Jay Beecher at X here:

Jay Beecher on X: "Please share this. Journalists from the msm, along with lawyers, are already trying to attack me. But my book, Naked Lies, will be out VERY soon. It finally exposes the full truth behind the Epstein scandal, new evidence & exclusive shocking interviews with the key witnesses. https://t.co/qO9nhIpXXH" / X

Meanwhile in Canada, Frank "T.D. Bank" McKenna lavishes Nova Scotia's St. F.X. with $20million:

Frank McKenna pledges big money to small university

What's up with the Carr Brothers hiding their 2021 podcast episode #50 with ol' Frank McKenna? What's up with Jody Carr & Krista Carr's really big charity grift "Inclusion Canada"? More here:

Sackville UNCensored : "Canadian Association for Community Living" rebranded to "Inclusion Canada" in 2020 with "Passionate" CEO Krista Carr & Jody Carr

[millions and millions and millions of bucks... ]

Newfoundland's only university advertises for five professor jobs BAN straight white men from applying?

 

At this link at the Daily Mail Online:

Newfoundland's only university advertises five professor jobs that BAN straight white men from applying | Daily Mail Online

"The Canadian government invests $311million CAD ($228million USD) a year into the program, which has committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. "

More here on President Janet Morrison:

About President Janet Morrison | President's Office | Memorial University of Newfoundland

"Dr. Morrison believes post-secondary education fuels human, economic and social development. 

For more than 35 years, she has been proud to lead at colleges and universities renowned for their unwavering commitment to academic quality and student success. On Aug. 11, 2025, she began her new position as president and vice-chancellor of Memorial. Previously, Dr. Morrison served as Sheridan College’s eighth president since 2018. 

Before joining Sheridan in November 2016 as provost and vice-president (academic), Dr. Morrison spent 17 years at York University, where she worked in various roles focused on learning, discovery and engagement. Specifically, she served as vice-provost (students); project director, Student Experience Transformation; faculty executive officer, Faculty of Health; and director, student programs, in the Faculty of Environmental Studies, where she taught undergraduate and graduate students. She served on York’s board of governors and in 2010 was awarded York University’s President’s Leadership Award. 

Dr. Morrison has extensive governance experience as a board chair and member of executive, governance, accountability and quality committees across the non-profit sector, including developmental services, child welfare, education and health care. She is the former chair of the board of trustees at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital and previously chaired the board of directors for the Children’s Aid Society of Toronto. 

Dr. Morrison earned her PhD in higher education at Bowling Green State University in Ohio and holds a master of arts (history) as well as a bachelor of arts, specialized honours (history) from the University of Guelph, and a bachelor of arts (history) from the University of Western Ontario. 

She and her partner, Ken, have two children, both of whom are student-athletes competing at the highest level of their respective sports. "

Contact the President's Office

The President's Office is located on the main floor of the Arts and Administration Building, A2028, St. John's Campus, 230 Elizabeth Ave.

Mailing address:

Office of the President
Memorial University of Newfoundland
230 Elizabeth Avenue
P.O. Box 4200
St. John's, NL A1C 5S7

Email: president@mun.ca 

President and Vice-Chancellor
Dr. Janet Morrison
Tel: 709-864-8212
Fax: 709-864-2059

Executive Director
Margot Brown
Tel: 709-864-8216

Executive Assistant (Scheduling)
Renee Fitzgerald
Tel: 709-864-8212

Executive Assistant (Correspondence)
Rose Frew
Tel: 709-864-8212

If you know.. you know.. 

CHMA FM Erica Butler Reports At University since 2020 [from Halifax Examiner]

It is election season in New Brunswick....

 Coming to Sackville New Brunswick in 2020 Erica Butler transplanted from the Halifax Examiner - see reporting here:  Erica Butler, Author at Halifax Examiner

You can't leave a comment at their university campus website and this indicates your feedback isn't required at all. Weird.  You are welcome however to donate to their website.  CHMA FM is funded by Rotary Club and Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Latest from Erica Butler at CHMA FM here with Mario Levesque at Mount Allison University:

Levesque talks Tantramar candidates, issues, and return of on-campus polling » CHMA, Voice of the Marshes (chmafm.com)

"And Tantramar voters have a special status in this year’s election. Based on population numbers used to redraw electoral boundaries last year, Tantramar has the lowest number of electors in any riding in the province, with just 9059. Neighbouring ridings of Shediac-Cap Acadie and Dieppe-Memramcook both have over 12,000 electors. “We deviate by just over a third in this riding,” says Levesque. “So our vote has the most weight in this whole province.” "

Levesque arrived on campus in 2012. [I arrived in 2010]

Of additional note:  "The Libertarian Party of New Brunswick" led by Keith Tays has now been registered for this election in 2024 -- so you may still yet see a candidate for that party in Tantramar - more at their website:  http://lpnb.ca/media

The Libertarian voice is always missing from the political conversations in this "progressive" riding of "educated folks".. I am always amused by that simple fact.  Perhaps their candidate could come from the student population?  To be honest and to be truthful how many people wouldn't be aware that by simply lowering the massive burden of taxation you would see an instant improvement to every voter's life and we'd all enjoy an invigorated and stimulated economy naturally?  Of course an "academic" like Mario WOULD NEVER mention this simple truth; he's part of the problem.  Our local chattering class of academics in their comfortable lives dwelling in secure jobs in their " ivory towers " never suffer financially.. they're "tenured" and well paid -- very much taken care of by the nannystate they support 100% ... but they do look down in judgment on the working class with a combination of pity and detachment.. offering up their word salad on fixes.

"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."

About Us - Libertarian Party Of New Brunswick (lpnb.ca)

Its OK to have big dreams, desires and hopes for your future... its a great ambition to have.. to want to live a beautiful and abundant life.. design below by my amazing and talented young relative in Calgary Alberta.. "T.S. Architectural - Calgary"

Bill Warner, PhD ~ Political Islam Quote

See his talk from ACT Cleveland Ohio Event:  Bill Warner at ACT Cleveland 5 Dec 2016 - YouTube

SOME of the Professors of Mount Allison University are Shameless Propagandists....

 The anti-white chatter is not something that should be overlooked... Not long ago on an evening walk with my dogs downtown a group of students walked past me near the St. Paul's Anglican Church on the sidewalk and one of them chirped me rather loudly "I hate white people" ...

Gather in #Tantramarshire...

discuss.... debate.... ask questions..

so....

what are they being taught [for their many thousands of dollars in tuition] on this esteemed campus by learned instructors and orators? 

Are you concerned about this "anti-white indoctrination" taking place?

Do Mount Allison University professors accept any responsibility for the anti-Whitism flowing from their institution?  Repeating the 'unceded territory' claims may also be a clue as to what is taking place... I first heard this claim in 2015 at the first annual Pride event in October and it was of note.

More here:

StudentsForWesternCivilisation - YouTube

Students For Western Civilisation (swciv.com)

"ABOUT US

SWC advocates for the rights, interests and identity of European-Canadians by promoting viewpoint diversity in academia and the media; combating anti-white discrimination; fighting anti-white hate speech; and preserving and enhancing our cultural heritage."

CBC is a huge funded problem... #boycott CBC

Humour, Homelessness and a Housing Crisis - with "Coalition Champion" Alice Cotton on Facebook & Instagram & CHMA FM

 One of the first things I discovered after moving here over 10 years ago was this: 

AVOID social justice minions and their 'coalitions' and so far that's worked out really well for me - just saying -- if there is a shortage of housing in the town for locals who are telling us that landlords prefer to rent to university students rather than local people with families THEN perhaps a policy change at the local university that floods the town with new people should be requested, ie. "international students" visiting must stay only at on campus housing! Imagine that idea folks!  Mount Allison University is very wealthy and could easily make luxury housing for these prestigious visitors!

*Connect on Facebook with Alice Cotton*, teacher and a failed candidate for Town Council in Sackville NB.

Alice Cotton works locally with the efforts to condition people to 'food rationing' they've called "Community Food Smart" which is, of course, based out of the communitarian hub [hatched by Julia Feltham here after doing so well with her earlier & similar Halifax Hub] - its located at the Lorne Street Sackville Commons [formerly at the old Fire Hall on Main Street]-- so get ready for the austerity and impoverished UN Agenda 2030 compliant bicycle riding class that these people are all so fond of promoting through their social engineering efforts and progressive agenda [Erica Butler promotes here]:

Community Food Smart harnesses the power of bulk buying to make fresh food cheaper » CHMA 106.9 FM (chmafm.com)

Finding her groove in the local scene on Facebook that cares about people who cannot find homes - Alice Cotton advocates at this link:

Tantramar Affordable Housing Initiative | Facebook

Tirelessly working to bring about their shiny Utopia you'll find there is no shortage of 'ideas' for kibbutizism/community/co-op/commune style living in this part of New Brunswick - - its often presented as the solution to the problem created by government's taxation, policy and scarcity agenda!

Don't you just *love* when progressive, wealthy, know-it-all boomers with multiple homes attempt to 'help the young people' who are struggling? 

So if its 'unceded territory' as Alice Cotton claims it is on her public Instagram -- why are we paying ANY property taxes?  #Taxation is theft

Freedom of Expression Under Attack in Canadian University - UBC

A student-led group in BC at UBC attempting to push the ideas of freedom of expression and freedom of association and freedom of speech.. imagine that?

And an invitation to discuss ideas that aren't going away.. from Ricardo Duchesne, of eurocanadian.ca Council of European Canadians writes...

Hello Everyone,

I will be giving a talk, along with Mark Hecht, at UBC this October 9. I was set to do a debate with Irvin Sudin but he started raising too many conditions which the student organizers could not meet. So the talk will be with Hecht (his article on negative side of diversity was taken out of Vancouver Sun) . 

Announcing this talk has been delayed because UBC administration has been setting up one obstacle after another, but Students for Free Expression had enough, will push ahead with the talk come what may. I will let you know soon details of the talk. 

I am also happy to say that Canada in Decay continues to be a major best seller: https://www.amazon.ca/Canada-Decay-Immigration-Diversity-Euro-Canadians/dp/1912759985/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

Facebook.. UBC SFE https://www.facebook.com/UBCSFE/

UBC Board of Governors September 12th meeting:
https://soundcloud.com/user-696601339/ubc-board-of-governors-meeting-2pm-sept-12th-2019

Free Speech on campus in Canada 2019.

Critical Reflections on Canadian Multiculturalism : Duchesne @ UBC 2018

UBC students host "freedom of expression" event with Ricardo Duchesne, best-selling Canadian author and recently retired UNB professor.

Thanks to organizers at UBC Students for Freedom of Expression for the media.
.. and the advocacy for free speech and freedom of expression & association..
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/UBCSFE/