At this link: Don Mills and David Campbell Want You To Embrace Bolder Ambitions For Atlantic Canada.
Don Mills & David Campbell's podcast is here:
Insights with Don Mills and David Campbell- An Acadia Broadcasting Podcast | Podcast on Podbay
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Wednesday, August 19, 2026
Sunday, August 9, 2026
Don Mills HFX and David Campbell Cocagne with Lana Asaff, Atlantic Economic Council - Acadia Broadcasting Podcast
At this link with "chattering class minions" discussing education and youth disengagement:
Show notes
Our guest on this week’s Insights podcast is Lana Asaff, Senior Economist with the Atlantic Economic Council. Lana stopped by to talk about a new report published by the Council entitled “Fixing the Leaks in Atlantic Canada’s Education-to-Employment Pipeline”. This conversation was a little unusual for the pod as it got quite animated. There wasn’t a lot of good news in this report. Lana reported on the many challenges in the K-12 system, from lowering test scores and rising absenteeism to the unpreparedness of many high school students to enter post-secondary education. Some 40% of university students drop out before finishing their degree. Both Don and David feel very strongly about the need to address the growing challenges in the region’s K-12 education system. Lana also discussed the youth NEET population (not in employment, education or training). More than 58,000 or 12% of Atlantic Canadians aged 15–29 were NEET during the 2024/2025 school year. Forgone income among NEET aged 20–29 exceeded $470 million regionally in 2024/2025.
This report is a sobering reminder of the challenges and should be a wake-up call for all Atlantic Canadians who care about the region’s future.
Read the full report here:
https://atlanticeconomiccouncil.ca/page/AGPEducationEmploymentPipelineJune2026
Monday, August 3, 2026
Don Mills and his sidekick David Campbell - Acadia Broadcasting Podcasts - Huddle Today - Carefully Crafted Narrative
What are Don & David missing out on in their storytellings? More here:
Don Mills David Campbell Acadia Podcasts Huddle Today - Carefully Crafted Narrative
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) with Brett Plummer, Chief Nuclear Officer and Vice President at NB Power
"Chernobyl and Fukishima
were completely preventable."
- Brett Plummer
"Huddle Archives - Insights with Don Mills and David Campbell." 56 minutes 16 minutes podcast
"Don Mills and David Campbell have had a series of conversations this year about the transformation of the energy sector in Atlantic Canada as it looks to decarbonize our economy and foster a strong regional economy.
Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) could be an important source of electricity production that provides essentially carbon-free energy that, unlikely many other sources of green energy, provides baseload stable power production whether or not wind is blowing or the sun is shining.
SMRs are smaller, less complex, lower cost and should be far faster to deploy compared to earlier, larger-scale nuclear energy facilities.
Earlier this year, they spoke with Brett Plummer, Chief Nuclear Officer and Vice President at NB Power about the potential of SMRs not only to address energy needs in New Brunswick and possibly around the region but also as a catalyst for regional economic development.
If all goes to plan, potentially hundreds of businesses in the supply chain will develop expertise here that could be exported around the world. The plan is to have an SMR providing power to the New Brunswick electricity grid by 2030.
“As we build out the infrastructure around the Small Modular Reactors, we’ll influence everyone in Atlantic Canada and elsewhere in Canada,” he says. “We’ve already had some engineering companies open up offices in New Brunswick in Saint John around the [SMRs] and we’re seeing more and more interest almost weekly. It’s building a tremendous amount of momentum.”
You can listen to their conversation in the player above or download the show on your preferred podcast platform.
The “Insights” podcast combines the experiences of an economist, David Campbell, and a social scientist, Don Mills, to explore the challenges and opportunities facing Atlantic Canada, promote data-driven decision-making among policymakers, and encourage a wider dialogue and debate leading to greater prosperity for the region."
At this link: 'Best Of Insights': The Big Opportunity For Small Modular Nuclear Reactors - Huddle.Today
[ Introduction by Mark Leger December 28, 2022 ]
Facebook: Huddle | Saint John NB Huddle cancelled itself in 2023... why?
More here: Nuclear energy boss is leaving N.B. Power, MLAs told in sudden announcement | CBC News
"An American who received his training as a nuclear operator in the U.S. navy, Plummer was hired in 2015 to try to sort out operational problems at Lepreau.
The nuclear plant failed to perform as hoped following a refurbishment that ended in 2012 and was three years behind schedule and $1 billion over budget. It suffered numerous breakdowns and maintenance problems that began to drag on N.B. Power's finances almost immediately.
N.B. Power hoped Plummer could fix that track record, and it paid top dollar for his expertise.
He was the highest paid employee at N.B. Power during his eight years, earning more than all three presidents he served under. Earlier this year, the utility revealed he was being paid more than $100,000 per month in 2023. "
More here with Maine USA's Brett Plummer: Brett Plummer - Énergie NB Power | LinkedIn
and here: Brett Plummer | | Canada
A day at the beach in southern New Brunswick... more here:
... Aboiteau Beach - Regional Town of Cap-Acadie
and here:
... Aboiteau Beach – Cap‑Pelé, NB - Plage Aboiteau Beach
Climate change counter-postering for rational minds in "net zero" obsessed Sackville N.B.
More here: Tim Ball……..tells the TRUTH Part 1 | The Big Green Lie
and here: Tim Ball tells the TRUTH….Part 2 | The Big Green Lie
Many do seem averse to really understanding this climate change grifter scam.. perhaps it is because their paycheques depend upon them going along with the "con". #netzerocultists
#UNexit
Monday, July 27, 2026
Ganong... a New Brunswick tradition - "Pal-o-mine" treats - "From Chocolate to Boardroom" Acadia Broadcasting Podcast with David Ganong
Beginnings... Our sweet story - Ganong
November 2025 podcast interview here with Don Mills [Halifax], David Campbell [Moncton] and David Ganong of St. Stephen, New Brunswick:
Sunday, July 26, 2026
Don Mills David Campbell Acadia Podcasts Huddle Today - Carefully Crafted Narrative - Maritimes
At this Odysee video link:
Don Mills David Campbell Acadia Podcasts Huddle Today - Carefully Crafted Narrative
At this Bitchute video link:
Don Mills & David Campbell Shape Narrative with Huddle Today & Acadia Podcasts
Don Mills Halifax Nova Scotia & David Campbell @ jupia.ca Moncton #TeamMcKenna #TeamIrving #TeamAgaKhan #TeamCarney
More here with Don & David & Aga Khan Network: https://podbay.fm/p/insights-with-don-mills-and-david-campbell/e/1772729382
Mirrored from Odysee..
https://odysee.com/@IndieMediaEastcoast:0/Don-Mills-David-Campbell-Acadia-Podcasts-Huddle-Today-Carefully-Crafted-Narrative:9
Rest in peace Jim Goad, 1961-2026.. https://x.com/vdare/status/2079019693822607688
Barb Stegemann's Celebrated Social Entrepreneurship in the Global Community of Vaxx & Mask Promotions!
selling the flowery masking products ... sadly.
I wish I could have advised her otherwise... but I'm not in touch with Barb.
Reposting this updated blog post originally shared in the coviet era from 8/6/2021
with additional information in 2026...
see earlier blog posts on Barb Stegemann, "social entrepreneur"..
"Start Ups" are promoted by communitarians...
the "new economy" is transformational, the "third way"..
not communism, not capitalism.. written about by Niki Raapana, USA
http://nikiraapana.blogspot.com
I have experienced nothing but censorship for opposing it and reporting on it..
my Facebook removed, my Instagram removed, my Youtube removed five times,
my Twitter and X accounts removed, and my Vimeo and Spreaker removed..
my LinkedIn removed, and my reputation attacked.. "blacklisted" in Sackville N.B.,
its just that controversial to oppose this ideology in Canada today.
More here from October 2025 with Don Mills and David Campbell's Acadia Podcast interviewing Barb Stegemann of Nova Scotia about her life and her business and her philosophy... Barb and I met up years ago in Bedford for a coffee and a chat.. she is a sweet lady.. I am a fan and I admire her hutzpah.. I think I emailed Barb the photo of us together at that meet up in the Sunnyside Mall in around 2008/2009..
Barb worked in "Citizens for Halifax" with Don Mills and others against Mayor Peter Kelly.
Barb Stegemann on Facebook: Barb Stegemann | Facebook
Note: Barb is originally from Montreal, not Antigonish Nova Scotia. . . she's a transplant. Jewish/Catholic... married three times.. with children and has a sister in California.
Barb was on her Twitter during the coviet era pushing the face masks and the vaxx.. sadly.
Barb on X .... her account goes back to 2012.
Barb was made an honourary "Colonel" in 2011:
VIDEO: Halifax entrepreneur made honorary colonel | CBC News
Read more here: Halifax, You Delivered: The Moments and Lessons That Stuck With Us - Startup Canada
more here: Meet Barb - Barb Stegemann
Back to Dragon's in February 2026 with the Dragon's Den here: Full Circle Dragon: Barb Stegemann
and more here: Barb Stegemann | University of King's College
Barb's website here: Our Founder - The 7 Virtues Beauty Inc.
hopefully I can at some point re-connect with her..
Just got my Pfizer vaccine. Thank you to the amazing volunteers and nurses who made it a wonderful experience. 
My only concern is there are hundreds of appointments available that the 45 plus age group are not booking. Baffling. Open it up to the 20plus novascotia.ca/coronavirus/bo
My only concern is there are hundreds of appointments available that the 45 plus age group are not booking. Baffling. Open it up to the 20plus novascotia.ca/coronavirus/bo
Exclusive Interview with Robert K. Irving - Don Mills HFX & David Campbell Moncton - Acadia Podcasts
Podcast at this link: Exclusive Interview with Robert K. Irving - Rebroadcast from Insights with Don Mills and David Campbell- An Acadia Broadcasting Podcast | Podcast Episode on Podbay
Robert K. Irving died at 71 in 2026 here: Robert K. Irving dies at 71 | CBC News
Father J.K. Irving died at 96 .. Billionaire businessman James K. Irving dead at 96 | CBC News
Death of Arthur Irving at 93: Billionaire businessman Arthur Irving dead at 93 | CBC News
Death of K.C. Irving: K. C. Irving, 93, Industrial Tycoon Dominant in Canadian Province - The New York Times
Huddle Archives with Jean Paul Boudreau Mount Allison University 2018-2023
At this link with David Campbell & Don Mills here: Mount Allison's 'CEO Of Optimism' On Why Universities Provide More Than Education from Insights with Don Mills and David Campbell- An Acadia Broadcasting Podcast | Podcast Episode on Podbay
Canada's Ismaili Community - Aga Khan Development Network in 2026 and Atlantic Canada [Acadia Podcasts Don Mills & David Campbell]
"Our podcast this week features an educational conversation with Dr. Moez Rajwani, the Executive Officer for the Aga Khan Council in Canada representing the interests of the Ismalili community across the country. There are between 100 and 125,000 Ismailis living in Canada. They are part of the Shia Muslim community that follow the Aga Khan as their Iman, the hereditary leader of the Ismailis,and their spiritual leader. There are between 12-15 million Ismailis in the world. The Ismaili community has had a focus on Atlantic Canada in recent years and has held two Atlantic Canada Trade Mission Forums with their communities in Toronto and Vancouver in the last six months or so to highlight the investment opportunities in our region. These forums were well attended and generated significant interest in Atlantic Canada. The alignment of the values of Atlantic Canada to those of the Ismaili community is well recognized by the Aga Khan Council and one of the key reasons for interest in our region.. The Council is also focussed on developing a bigger community of Ismailis in the region and is currently working to bring refugee families to our region and has a well developed strategy to support those resettlement efforts by ensuring access to affordable housing, healthcare, language training as well as assisting in the integration into the local community. These efforts contribute to higher retention rates."
2014 Openinng of the Ismaili Centre Toronto... here:
Opening Ceremony of the Ismaili Centre Toronto - Aga Khan September 12, 2014
Aga Khan's legacy and connection to Canada ... here:
Remembering the Aga Khan’s legacy and connection to Canada - YouTube
More here with Steve Paikin, on the Aga Khan's Special Bond with Canada.. on his passing:
The Aga Khan's Special Bond with Canada | The Agenda
"Feb 10, 2025 The Aga Khan's Special Bond with Canada.
Saturday, July 25, 2026
Huddle.Today Podcast - A Conversation with the "CEO Of Optimism" at Mount Allison University - J.P. Boudreau, 2018-2023
At this link:
Podcast: A Conversation With The 'CEO Of Optimism' At Mount Allison University - Huddle.Today
The "pandemic" president departed in 2023: Mount A's 'pandemic president', Jean-Paul Boudreau, leaving this summer » CHMA
Jean-Paul Boudreau on LinkedIn: Jean-Paul Boudreau, PhD - Mount Allison University | LinkedIn
"Board of Regents chair George Cooper announced the news in an email to Mount Allison staff, students and faculty on Wednesday.
Cooper thanked Boudreau for, “his leadership over the past five years, and for his work advancing the university’s academic mission and strengthening our impact in the community, across the province, and beyond.”
Cooper called Boudreau the university’s “Pandemic President”, and credited him with, “agility, compassion, and a focus on bringing the community together at a time when we had to be apart. As we moved forward, he continued to focus on creating a strong community, with our students at the heart of this approach.”
Cooper continued: “His service to the life and well-being of the university and to our many collaborating partners is a great point of pride. In everything that he did in the role, he embodied an infectious spirit that put people first and always stood on values of care and compassion for our community.”
Boudreau was the useful idiot deployed during the coviet era .. he made off like a thief .. for his deeds he will be remembered. Where is he now? Boudreau stopped using his X..
New Brunswick's Mount Allison University Board of Regents especially has played a key role in the cover-up of public disclosure regarding King John III Joseph Gregory Hallett, more here:
Board of Regents | Mount Allison
Gita & Anita Anand et al vs. Disclosure by King John III Joseph Gregory Hallett
PHOTOGRAPHY by THE Indie Media Eastcoast in Sackville New Brunswick
Executive Committee Board of Regents of Mount Allison University are as follows:
Members are: Gita Anand, Chair, Sarah Crawford, Paul Henry, Cheryl Hodder, George Cooper, Daniel Nowlan, Dave Shastri, Ian Sutherland, Jeff Paikin, Phil Tibbo
- So who are these individuals involved in the Executive Committe?
More on Daniel Nowland: Daniel Nowlan - National Bank of Canada Capital Markets | LinkedIn
More on Dave Shastri: Dave Shastri - Hamilton, Bermuda | Professional Profile | LinkedIn
and here: Thoughtful Leadership | Mount Allison
More on Cheryl Hodder: Leadership Transition Announcement | Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society
More on Sarah Crawford: Sarah Crawford - Toronto, Ontario, Canada | Professional Profile | LinkedIn
More on Paul Henry here: Paul Henry - Northleaf Capital Partners | LinkedIn
More on George Cooper: George Cooper, Cox & Palmer CEO, to be Mount Allison University chancellor | Lexpert
More on Phil Tibbo: Phil Tibbo - Candian consortium for Early Intervention in Psychosis | LinkedIn
More on Gita Anand here: Gita Anand ('82) shares her story of connection and volunteerism | Mount Allison
More here with Ian Sutherland:
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