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Tuesday, July 7, 2026

"White niggers of America; the precocious autobiography of a Quebec "terrorist"" -- Pierre Vallieres and Wendy Mesley, CBC

 At these link:  Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free & Borrowable Texts, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine

At this link:  White niggers of America; the precocious autobiography of a Quebec "terrorist" : Vallières, Pierre. cn : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive



More here with the CBC:

Wendy Mesley disciplined for use of 'offensive language' on 2 occasions | CBC News

On X here:

Wendy Mesley on X: "Please take a look at the following https://t.co/2qSVbzmdSV" / X

"The incident comes amid a broader reckoning about racism in journalism and broadcasting, brought on by protests against police brutality and anti-Black sentiment. On Monday, Ben Mulroney stepped aside as the co-anchor of CTV's entertainment show eTalk after the network dropped his wife Jessica, a stylist, following an online dispute with Black influencer Sasha Exeter. On Wednesday, Mulroney's eTalk co-host Elaine Lui publicly apologized for past racist and homophobic comments she wrote in her gossip blog in the 2000s."


Ben Mulroney born 1976, son of the late Brian Mulroney former Prime Minister of Canada [Conservative Party] from 1984-1993, went on to start his own podcast, here: 

The Ben Mulroney Show - Podcast - Apple Podcasts

and on Youtube here:  The Ben Mulroney Show - YouTube


Sunday, July 5, 2026

Telegraph-Journal - on X - Seeking Paid Subscribers - X Followers Wanted #Journalism #NB #Politics

Photography by THE Indie Media Eastcoast at the Beausejour Forum in April 2025 in Sackville N.B.

Reporters in attendance included Bruce Wark warktimes.com and CHMA FM's reporter Erica Butler who is now with the CBC.. Erica Butler - Reporter | CBC and the lady on the right in this photo is Telegraph-Journal [I believe].

Bruce Wark's website here with latest article:  Mt. A. prof says secrecy prevents public from judging Tantramar’s handling of fire dept. crisis |


Website:  New Brunswick News, Headlines And Stories | Telegraph-Journal

Latest here:  More accountability needed in ‘disconnected’ primary care sector: CEO | Telegraph-Journal



At X here:  Telegraph-Journal on X: "Princess Anne pays tribute to fallen Mounties https://t.co/X69mS8dpL3 https://t.co/WRTMDu405V" / X

Fun facts:  Their reporter Adam Huras has me on "block" on X .. article from Adam here:

Natural gas in N.B.: Who's still in the game? Who has the leases? | Telegraph-Journal

This news organization on X also follows "Tori Weldon" local Tantramar Town Councillor and former CBC news reporter... 

Tori on X here:  ToriWeldon on X: "Interesting news! I was relieved my kids were old enough to get vaccinated before school starts, glad to hear others in their class can too." / X


More here with Tori Weldon:  Tantramarshire est. 2015: Tori Weldon's Article About Lady Smith Manor Dorchester New Brunswick on CBC Website in 2021




Follow the "Telegraph-Journal" on X
and connect to keep in touch..

Friday, May 1, 2026

The Carr Brothers Show with retired CBC journalist Terry Seguin, retired reporter - Episode #167

At this Youtube link:  Ep167: Terry Seguin. The Carr Brothers Show. (Apr 30/26)

[Also see previous episode #88 in May of 2022 with Terry Seguin]

Terry Seguin like so many mouthy boomers has a Substack.. here:  WHY? - Terry Seguin

"It seems to me we need more opportunities for politicians to speak about policies and issues in full sentences, in more than soundbites. There is value in hearing a complex conversation, a complex back and forth, with unscripted answers. An exchange of ideas that isn’t managed by a public relations professional.

A case in point. I was recently asked to moderate a panel discussion about ways to increase civic engagement among young people. The guests were recognizable and credible. Former Premiers Bernard Lord and Brian Gallant and former NDP leader Elizabeth Weir. As it turned out Mr. Lord had to bow out, New Brunswick’s Child and Youth Advocate Kelly Lamrock was asked to replace him. And that was a good choice because Mr. Lamrock had written a fascinating and compelling assessment of why civic engagement was so important, an assessment all panelists had access to."

FYI I recall Terry Seguin blocked THE Indie Media Eastcoast on Twitter/X as have many journalists such as Erica Butler & Tori Weldon... what's up with that?



More here on the retirement of Terry Seguin from CBC here:

Longtime Fredericton CBC broadcaster Terry Seguin says goodbye | CBC.ca

More here:  The Panel with Terry Seguin - Rogers tv Fredericton

"Terry Seguin

Terry has been a Broadcast Journalist for 45 years, hosting many CBC National Programs, including Midday, The National and Newsworld Morning. During his career he has won multiple Awards including a National RTNDA Award for Investigative Reporting and several Regional RTNDA and Atlantic Journalism Awards.

In 2018 he was awarded the RTNDA Lifetime Achievement Award. Terry believes Journalists play a crucial role in the democratic process."

Thursday, April 16, 2026

Tori Weldon on X - former CBC Journalist, Podcaster, Tantramar Local Politics Candidate in 2026 Ward 3

Photo from Tori Weldon X account with co-workers at CBC 
More here:  Tori Weldon - Reporter | CBC

Well connected Tori is a popular candidate in the region due to her extensive connections here since growing up in Port Elgin and later working at CBC Moncton as well as time working with Mount Allison University's CHMA radio station on campus.. LinkedIn here:  Tori Weldon - Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada | Professional Profile | LinkedIn

Tori Weldon, a former CBC reporter and podcaster, now Candidate for Town Councillor in Ward 3, Tantramar local elections May 11, 2026

Tori is a divorced mother of twins in highschool.

Telephone : 506-920-0777
Email : toriweldon@gmail.com
 

Happy 250 USA! on X: "@ToriWeldon_ @ShiftNB We not see eye to eye but good with your political run in Tantramar next month Tori's website -- https://t.co/5wCWGGPdko Ward 3 Candidate in 2026. https://t.co/iK4PTEUjt2" / X

Website:  http://toriweldon.ca

More here on the candidates for Tantramar:

Elections NB - Unofficial list of candidates & plebiscites



Tori appears to have stopped using the X platform a few years ago.. but it remains a public account:


Vying for one of four positions at Town Councillor for Ward 3 in Sackville - Tori stands a very good chance of getting elected on May 11th, 2026 as there are a total of 8 candidates..  she is running against Andrew Black [currently Mayor of Tantramar], Bruce Phinney, Josh Goguen, Mike Tower, Allison Butcher, all encumbants.. and newcomer candidates Jason Macdonald, Haidee Robinson 

Wednesday, December 24, 2025

The year 2025 as seen by Dominic LeBlanc - CBC Radio-Canada Info


Sunday, August 24, 2025

Limited Hangout Gatekeeper Reporter Erica Butler Moves on From CHMA FM Mount Allison University

 


*cough cough* Free Speech advocacy isn't Erica's bag.. apparently.. questions are a problem.

More here:

Three Elections, Three Provinces, Three Bootcamp - CIVIX Canada

"In anticipation of the upcoming provincial election on October 21, CIVIX traveled to Fredericton to hold our first-ever Democracy Bootcamp in New Brunswick. Taking place right at the end of summer, educators who attended were eager to get back in the swing of things and learn how to engage their students in Student Vote at the beginning of a new school year. 

The event kicked off with CIVIX CEO Lindsay Mazzucco speaking on the importance of Student Vote, including a preview of lesson plans and programming resources. Next was the Elections & Democracy panel discussion moderated by Vanessa Vander Valk (CBC) and featuring panelists Erica Butler (CHMA), Jamie Gillies (STU) and Jacques Poitras (CBC). This group of experts discussed the upcoming New Brunswick election and some of the challenges facing democracy today, including polarization, distrust in institutions, and the prevalence of disinformation. 

Kim Poffenroth, CEO of Elections New Brunswick spoke to teachers on the importance of democratic participation and civic education, and thanked the educators who attended for their dedication. 

In the afternoon, CIVIX staff led several discussion sessions and teachers activities aimed at facilitating discussion in the classroom, digital media literacy, and how to best engage students within democracy and the election process. 

In total, 55 educators attended the event from throughout the province. 

Many thanks to Elections New Brunswick for making this event possible. "

Erica Butler signed off from her gig at CHMA FM Mount Allison University campus radio and website this month.  

Her reporting has been "noteworthy" and helpful at times.. more here:

Tantramar Landowners Association : Who is Erica Butler, CHMA 106.9 FM at Mount Allison University Canada?

Sackville U.N. Censored : CHMA FM Erica Butler Reports At University since 2020 [from Halifax Examiner]

Her final report here:

How nurses from the Philippines helped open more nursing home beds in Sackville » CHMA

More here:  Sackville U.N. Censored : "It's Hurtful...." so is CHMA FM Erica Butler aware of the destruction and chaos she is creating here?

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This commentary appears to have been removed from the website now:

"A note from Erica:

This is my final edition of Tantramar Report, as my time at CHMA winds to a close today. It’s been a pleasure and a privilege working as a reporter in Sackville, Dorchester, and sometimes even Memramcook, Amherst and Strait Shores. Thanks to all the readers and listeners, especially those who have reached out over the years with a comment, question, or even just a grammar check. It was all appreciated.

CHMA news will take a break next week, but will be back. Stay tuned for further developments."

Happy Trails Erica!



Erica Butler is moving on to work at the CBC according to advice given by Janet Crawford, Fog Forest Gallery, Sackville N.B.  Jacques Poitras will be pleased to have your expert assistance.. no doubt.




Thursday, January 23, 2025

Cartoonist Michael de Adder questions why he was fired - July 2, 2019


Canadian political cartoonist Michael de Adder suspects his latest Donald Trump cartoon is what got him fired, although Brunswick News denies that’s the reason.




The irony of being an editorial cartoonist in a digital age - Michael De Adder & Ian Hanomansing - November 3, 2024


cbc news the national... 

Editorial cartoons are being seen by more people than ever, but the income that supports them is drying up. Fresh after being let go from his 30-year newspaper job, renowned editorial cartoonist Michael de Adder talks to The National’s Ian Hanomansing about the perils of his profession in the age of social media.





Sunday, November 10, 2024

Conservative Party Women in New Brunswick Politics - Provincial Level - AGM Fredericton November 9th

"Provincial Conservative" party women in politics in New Brunswick... PCNB President is Erika Hachey and PCNB Women's Association President is Tanya Cloutier.

Facebook:  PCNB | Facebook
 



PCNB Interim Leader Glen Savoie... why him?

Report here at CBC on Glen Savoie:





Thursday, October 17, 2024

Pierre Barns spoke at the Stand United rally outside the CBC offices in Vancouver, B.C. - October 15, 2024


Thanks Pierre Barns for speaking out and sharing your video from "Stand United" event and information at http://exposingsogi123.com

Meanwhile, Arthur Taylor Fredericton NDP candidate is making allegations at Twitter here..



Arthur Taylor's private group on Facebook here..


What did Megan Mitton Green MLA sign on to?




Tuesday, April 2, 2024

Who is Anita Landback? CBC reporting

 


Check out Twitter for more with Anita LandBack.

As well, see this older CBC's article dated November 30, 2022 on Drag queen Anita LandBack at this link:

Drag queen Anita LandBack is a 'love letter' to Mi'kmaw culture | CBC News

"For a long time, Athanasius Sylliboy felt like they didn't belong in Halifax's queer community. 

Then they found drag.

Sylliboy, a two-spirit nurse practitioner originally from Eskasoni, started performing as Anita LandBack a couple months ago. Sylliboy's pronouns are they and them

"I guess Anita is like this love letter and symbol I have for the love of my Mi'kmaw culture, my people, and my language," Sylliboy told CBC Radio's Mainstreet Halifax.

"Whether or not it's wearing moccasins or beaded jewlery or clothing made by Mi'kmaw artists across Nova Scotia ... I feel like these are things that people need to see."

Sylliboy spoke with Mainstreet host Jeff Douglas about how Anita LandBack was born, and how they hope their performances educate people about Indigenous culture and sovereignty.

The conversation has been condensed and edited for clarity."