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Showing posts with label october. Show all posts
Showing posts with label october. Show all posts

Sunday, August 17, 2025

"Indigenous-Led" Energy Symposium October 2025 Moncton's Beausejour Marriot

 


💥 Abegweit First Nation is officially on board! Catch them at the 2025 Atlantic Indigenous-Led Energy Symposium.

Community representatives: Claim your community’s passes today — your voice matters!

➡️ If you’re unsure how to claim your passes, please contact marissalewis@nsmtc.ca for support.

After a SOLD-OUT 2024 edition, the Atlantic Indigenous-Led Energy Symposium returns in 2025!

📅 October 28-30, 2025 | 📍 Moncton, NB

Join us for three days of vital discussions on clean energy, environmental stewardship, and the role of Indigenous leadership in shaping a more sustainable future.

🌿 Theme: "Protecting Mother Earth. Powering Future Generations."

Featuring:

✅ 350 Conference Delegates
✅ 50+ Session Speakers
✅ 30+ Industry Tradeshow Vendors
✅ Indigenous Artisan Market
✅ Workshops & Site Tours

📍 Venue: Delta Hotels by Marriott Beausejour, Moncton, NB

➡️ Register to attend: https://tinyurl.com/28c5jeto
➡️ Become a sponsor: https://nsmtc.ca/ailes/sponsor-app/
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#AILES2025 #CleanEnergy #IndigenousLeadership #Sustainability #EnergyInnovation #PoweringTheFuture #nsmtcenergy 







And you thought you had a say in what your government gets up to with energy projects? Step aside whitey.. there's new "partnerships" being formed in New Brunswick in 2025:

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Tuesday, October 17, 2023

Hosted and Helped Out Ann for Beausejour CPC Candidate October 2015 Photography

Pride Sackville 2015 with Dominic Leblanc and Ann Bastarache for CPC




Mount Allison University Pride 2015





Enjoyed meeting with Ann Bastarache for Beausejour.... October 2015....


Wondered what "Transition Beausejour" meeting was about..UN Agenda 2030




 Hosted by Charles Thibodeau

SUBJECT: Climate Change Mitigation in New Brunswick

Transition Beauséjour will hold a discussion, hosted by Lindsay Patten, at 10:00 am on Saturday October 31. He will give a summary of the current state of emissions in NB after which we will have a discussion about options for mitigation in New Brunswick.

What are the things we can do to reduce emissions and how big a difference would those things make? What is the role of the individual? What is the role of government? What can individuals do to prompt government action? What price, if any, are we willing to pay to mitigate climate change? What would the world look like after unmitigated climate change? What are the prospects for "transition" without mitigation?

At 11:00 am, Transition Beauséjour will conduct its regular meeting of the Initiating Group. All are welcome!


At the Transition Beauséjour discussion.

Sunday, October 24, 2021

Jim Goad - Our Bright Future Episode on Red Ice TV with Henrik Palmgren from October 2020 [ Bitchute ]

 

Watch Henrik Palmgren and Jim Goad at this link:

Our Bright Future - Jim Goad (bitchute.com)

Jim Goad, author, American... his website:---->>>  JIM GOAD

Henrik has Jim Goad back on the show to talk about Philly, the future and his two latest books.

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Saturday, September 21, 2019

UBC - SFE - Event - October 2019 - Mark Hecht & Ricardo Duchesne



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"


You'll recall the earlier academic mobbing of Ricardo at UNB this year...

Over 100+ professors at the University of New Brunswick have signed this letter re UNBSJ prof Richard Duchesne.

Monday, September 2, 2019

Ontario Landowners Association - Event - October 26, 2019 - Arnprior Ontario

2019 OLA Property Rights Conference

Published September 1, 2019
We are very excited to announce that Tom DeWeese will be our guest speaker at our Property Rights Conference which will take place on Saturday, October 26, 2019 in beautiful downtown Arnprior.
As many of you know, Tom DeWeese is the founder of the American Policy Centre (APC)www.americanpolicy.org. Located in suburban Washington, D.C., the APC has developed a wide range of programs designed to enhance national awareness of crucial global and domestic developments. In particular, APC focuses on the issues of environmental policy and its effect on private property rights; national federal computer data banks and their effect on individual privacy rights; the United Nations and its effect on American national sovereignty; and federal education policy and its effect on local schools and parental rights.
Sound familiar? We face the same challenges here in Canada.
Come to the Conference and meet Tom DeWeese, pick up a copy of his book “Sustainability”, hear his thoughts on UN Agenda 2021/2030 and other government programs and policies implemented through local municipalities. These programs and policies infringe on property rights and impact future development in rural areas.
The Conference will be held at the Arnprior Quality Inn, 70 Madawaska Blvd, Arnprior, ON. The conference room is on the second floor: access is by stairway only. There is no elevator to the second floor.
Registration for the Conference is from 11 AM to 1 PM. The meeting starts at 1 PM with welcoming remarks from our President, Jeff Bogaerts, a presentation and Q&A session with Mr. DeWeese and dinner with Landowners from across Ontario. The meeting closes at 7 PM.
Early bird tickets (until September 30) are $45 per person. Full price, starting October 1st is $60 per person.
Don’t be disappointed! Space is limited.
For online registration or download of the registration form and more information on the Conference, visit the Event Page.
You can also contact Shirley Dolan at 613-623-0675 or at sjdolan@xplornet.com for assistance with registration.