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Listen in: Candidates face questions from Tantramar voters » CHMA, Voice of the Marshes (chmafm.com)
Candidate John Higham was the Mayor of Sackville during the coviet fraud in 2020...
he is running as Liberal MLA for Tantramar now..
his video at the Town of Sackville is marked to "private" at this point... why?
Coviet Mayor John Higham Sackville New Brunswick Elected 2016 (bitchute.com)
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"From August 2020 - Coviet John Higham Mayor 2016 until 2021 - he ran an extended term -- John Higham alumni of Port Moody Senior Sec. 1974 - consultant with Chignecto Consulting.. "John is a results orientated innovator who draws on thirty years of experience in diverse public, private, and academic settings. Professional qualifications in economics and geography are complemented by expertise in community development and unique skills in achieving consensus solutions among partners with diverse agendas. Before establishing Chignecto Consulting Group, John was a manager of funding, policy, and environment units at INAC and later the Director of Mount Allison University’s Rural and Small Town Programme. John works closely with several First Nations in the Atlantic region on governance, housing, social services, education, and financial management. Products include strategic plans, remedial action plans, housing policies, loan agreements, capital plans, and program reviews. Holding a Master’s Degree in Natural Resources Management, and being an elected official himself, John is immersed in community programs, issues and solutions. Phone: 506.536.7137 Email: john.higham@chignectogroup.com"
Dark time in our New Brunswick history with John Higham's participation in the fraud in Tantramar.
Never forget what the coviets at Horizon Health Network did to us all... and those who bravely stood against their mandates and vaxx reich big pharma hustle here in New Brunswick .. see video here:
Nurses WalkOut at the George Dumont Hospital (rumble.com)
Note: "Dr. Ed Schollenberg, who retired after 30 years in the position." source:
64 complaints against N.B. doctors under investigation by regulatory body | CBC News
"A handful of New Brunswick doctors will be suspended at midnight tonight for failing to get vaccinated.
While the exact number isn't available, it's fewer than 10, says Dr. Ed Schollenberg, the registrar of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick.
Only two of them, he said, are family doctors, but the number of patients affected isn't known.
Schollenberg said doctors have to lead by example and also not put their patients' health in jeopardy.
"You can't encourage patients to get vaccinated if you don't get vaccinated yourself," he said.
Schollenberg said both of the province's health authorities asked doctors over the last few months to provide evidence of vaccination.
"There was no other way to do it because when doctors get vaccinated, it just looks like any other person getting vaccinated," he said.
Some were vaccinated but hadn't gotten around to providing proof. Eventually, the list was whittled down to fewer than 10 — all in the Horizon Health Network. None were from Vitalité.
Schollenberg said all were given sufficient notice that their licences would be suspended if they didn't get vaccinated. That notice went out last week, and the repercussions take effect on Wednesday. "
Never forget what they did to our society.. Ever.
Ed "Nazi Brunswick" Schollenberg is a human rights abuser and vaxx reich big pharma minion.. now retired after 30 years on the job ...
Schollenberg said he believes there are "a lot of people" who would like masking in public spaces to continue for "a while," himself included.
"I'm still very bothered that we cannot budge the last 20 per cent of the unvaccinated, and we haven't figured out a way to do that."
Vaccination rates remained unchanged Thursday, the COVID-19 dashboard shows. A total of 50.5 per cent of eligible New Brunswickers have received their COVID-19 vaccine booster dose, 87.3 per cent have received two vaccine doses, and 92.9 per cent have received one dose.
"It's gotten worse, and they will continue to be a problem forever, really, because the bug's still going to be around and people who aren't vaccinated are going to be spreading it," said Schollenberg.
Having said that, he suggested filing a complaint against Russell with the college isn't the right mechanism.
"People complained before about government policies at the beginning of this, at the end of this and in the middle. You know, we're not the way to do that. If you have a problem with a government policy, you deal with the government."
He also noted there's no liability for any actions taken on the basis of the emergency order. "So she would be immune to lawsuit or, I think, even a complaint," he told CBC News.
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Complaint filed against chief medical officer over mask mandate decision | CBC News
