Paul W. Bennett - Book Tour in New Brunswick This Month "Struggling in Class"

 On X here:

Paul W Bennett on X: "Upcoming Book Tour - Join Me on the Road in New Brunswick, November 7 to 10 for stops in Fredericton, Saint John, and Moncton. Stay tuned for news about each of the events. Share the list of dates and encourage others to join in the conversation #NBed #Nbpoli #cdned https://t.co/GbPcO4WAzT" / X

Bring your cash, grab a coffee and join with Paul @

Moncton's Cafe Codiac 4:30pm - 5:30pm book talk on Tuesday, November 10th, 2026.

Book publisher is Friesen Press:

Struggling in Class by Paul W Bennett | The FriesenPress Bookstore

Duly noted Friesen Press are blocking on X??

The most obvious problem with education here...

see: deliberatedumbingdown.com .. noting the "dead eye stare" of Jody Carr, mumpty useful idiot.

With Mark Milke's "The Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy" [gatekeeper] on X here:

"The Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy

@AristotleFdn

·

20h

Unfortunately, this is not unique to Ontario but is spreading across Canada. Efforts to remove certain books from library shelves are often done in the name of equity but ultimately undermine students’ learning and educational development. Dr. Paul W. Bennett, senior fellow with the Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy, examines this issue in our new Reality Check."

And a block by Mark Milke's "Aristotle

Foundation" grifter organization and

vaxx reich big pharma promoters...

Tantramar News - The Delancey Brigade Re-enactors at Fort Beausejour / Fort Cumberland - August 7-9, 2026

 

"Tantramar

8h ·

The Delancey Brigade Re-enactors have released the schedule for their upcoming commemoration of the 250th Anniversary of the 1776 Eddy Rebellion and Siege of Fort Cumberland.

Taking place on the weekend of August 7 – 9 in Tantramar, New Brunswick, the two-venue event will include an 18th century military encampment at Mount Whatley on the grounds of St. Mark’s Anglican Church, throughout the weekend. On Saturday between 11 & 3, they will participate in anniversary events at the Fort Beausejour – Fort Cumberland National Historic Site, staged in cooperation with Parks Canada.

The full event schedule is available on the organizers' website: https://Delanceys.org/250/Cumberland.htm "

"

DeLancey's Brigade is a volunteer group dedicated to recreating the life of the common soldier of the Revolutionary War and those who were a part of his world. Welcome to our home page. On this site you will find information on our group, the history of the unit that we recreate, and a description of our hobby. If you would like to know more, we also have included a list of upcoming events that we will be participating in and links to other re-enacting sites. If you're still hanging in there, we've also got the name of our recruiting sarjeant. Thanks for surfing by." "Oliver DeLancey was a prominent New Yorker whose family had been one of influence in the colonies for many years. An open and dedicated supporter of King George III, DeLancey was commissioned as a Brigadier-General of the Royal Provincial Forces on the 21st of September, 1776. He would eventually become the senior Loyalist Officer of the British Army. Drawing upon his considerable personal wealth, DeLancey raised and equipped three battalions consisting of 1500 loyalist volunteers from New York City, Long Island, Westchester and Fairfield Counties to form the famous DeLancey's Brigade. Garrisoned in the New York area the DeLancey's guarded supply wagons, formed foraging parties, acted as a New York City police force and took part in numerous skirmishes within this area. In 1779 the first two battalions of DeLancey's were sent to Florida to join in the Southern Campaigns. In the siege of Savannah they distinguished themselves by successfully resisting the rebel siege of Fort Ninety-Six. The 3rd Battalion remained around New York City defending the loyal inhabitants at Setauket and Fort Franklin on Long Island from rebel raiding parties attacking in whale boats from Connecticut. After suffering significant losses in the Southern Campaign, the 1st and 2nd Battalions were combined into a renewed 1st Battalion in 1782. The 3rd Battalion, under the command of Colonel Gabriel Ludlow (Saint John's first Mayor), then became the 2nd Battalion. The uniform of DeLancey's Brigade in 1783 was a red wool regimental coat with dark blue facings, white wool breeches and waistcoats, black cocked hats and donation cloth leggings. This is the uniform recreated by the re-enactment unit in Saint John. Earlier in the war DeLancey's, like many of the Loyalist units, wore a green uniform. At the war's end in 1783, the men of DeLancey's were among the thousands of Loyalists evacuated, along with their families, to the mouth of the St. John River. In reward for their loyalty and service the men were granted land along the St. John River, mainly in the area around modern day Woodstock, NB. Some properties in the area are still owned by descendants of these loyal soldiers today. During this mass relocation, one shipload of these families was tragically lost. The Martha went down off the coast of Nova Scotia, some say within sight of the refugees' new home."

Hiring! Historica - Saint John New Brunswick - Skilled Tradesperson Wanted

 Facebook:  Historica | Saint John NB | Facebook

Email your resume to kharrity@historicadevelopments.com

Beautiful People in New Brunswick - Ferry Workers on the "Fundy Rose" - Saint John to Digby - Bay of Fundy Crossings

 

Saint John to Digby on the beautiful "Fundy Rose".. a wonderful way to go!  On X: Bay Ferries (@BayFerries) / X

Gratitude for Bay Ferries Fundy Rose Ferry from Saint John New Brunswick to Digby Nova Scotia

 

In Pursuit Boutique - Dominique Ozelie - 20 King Street, Saint John New Brunswick

 At this link:  In Pursuit - The Uptown Boutique | Inclusive Fashion – In Pursuit Mobile Boutique || Apparel, Accessories & Gifts Saint John, New Brunswick

Photography from May 2018 visit to Saint John New Brunswick... "In Pursuit" a mobile boutique...

More recently here on X ... 

In Pursuit - The Uptown Boutique

20 King Street, Saint John, NB E2L 1G2

(506) 646-0523

Dominique on X: "Tomorrow. We open tomorrow. I am a mess 😭 Look at this you guys 😍 💖 Taffy Lake Enterprises - custom cash desk with countertop from Bob's Kitchen Shop 💖 Signs Plus - custom wall decals, custom dressing room wallpaper, window signage 💖 Commercial Properties space https://t.co/3Ol3hbTY8m" / X

On Instagram:  In Pursuit - The Uptown Boutique (@inpursuittruck) • Instagram photos and videos

On Facebook:  In Pursuit - The Uptown Boutique | Saint John NB | Facebook

Featured Home for Sale - 1721 Red Head Road, Saint John N.B. - $189,900 - Realtor Patricia Gallagher, Exit Realty Specialists 506-642-7770

 At this MLS link:  For sale: 1721 Red Head Road, Saint John, New Brunswick E2P1K5 - NB140785 | REALTOR.ca

"Listing Description

Welcome to peaceful country living on this charming 0.66-acre property, lovingly maintained by the same owner for almost 40 years. This cozy home offers one bedroom, a full bath with convenient laundry area, a bright sunroom and a small office - perfect for working from home or creating a hobby space. The updated kitchen is complemented by newer appliances, including fridge, stove, dishwasher, and washer, making it move in ready. Recent improvements provide peace of mind including roof shingles replaced in 2019. A wood stove in working condition adds warmth and character to the home. Minutes walk to the beach, and the most beautiful perennial gardens, this home will fell like vacation all year round. With its manageable size, updates, and evident pride of ownership, this property offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy comfortable living in a peaceful setting. (30086640)

Location Description

Bayside Drive to Red Head Road, when you arrive at end of road stop sign turn right... Property is on left hand side, across from Anthonys Cove Road

Property Summary

Property Type

Single Family

Building Type

House

Storeys

1

Square Footage

868 sqft

Title

Freehold

Land Size

2601 m2

Annual Property Taxes

$1,719.17

Time on REALTOR.ca

10 days"

Kelly Keyes WANTS Water Fluoridation in the Water Supply in Saint John New Brunswick

 At this link:  Years without fluoridated water show pattern of tooth decay experts warned about

"Kelly Keyes operates a busy dental practice in Saint John, having treated patients of all ages for three decades, but a decline in the oral health of her younger patients is a growing concern. 

Those patients sometimes require treatment in hospital, which comes after a lengthy waiting period, adding to the overall strain on the health-care system, she said. 

Keyes said the great equalizer in oral health care was the addition of fluoride in the city’s drinking water in the 1980s, protecting developing teeth from decay by strengthening enamel and suppressing plaque bacteria.

But as the Port City's financial health came under increasing pressure, councillors looking for easy savings decided to cut the fluoridation program. The move saved taxpayers $177,000 annually but may have cost its residents much more in dental health."

"Fluoridation a 'no-brainer,' mayor says

Saint John Mayor Donna Reardon was one of five councillors at the time who voted to keep fluoride in the city’s drinking water. It was a 50-50 split that was ultimately decided by then-mayor Mel Norton, who voted with the nays in “light of certain financial realities,” he said at the time."

Recommended videos & websites on this issue:

The Great Culling: Our Water Official Full Movie

FLUORIDEGATE: An American Tragedy. a film by Dr. David Kennedy

IAOMT Annual Conference 2026 - Home

Fluoride Action Network -

Seven Stories Press   <<<--- Christopher Bryson "The Fluoride Deception" book

Kelly VanBuskirk - Saint John Lawyer Hired by Tantramar in 2026

 Kelly VanBuskirk is the Saint John lawyer on X .. but it appears that he no longer posts on his account since 2020... why?  Jody Carr has posted a photo of the two them together at his Facebook account in 2025.  Tantramar town hall staffer's press release on hiring Kelly VanBuskirk's firm here:  news-release-vankbuskirk-law.png (1626×1994)

Photo above is from Bruce Wark at warktimes.com

Warktimes.com has been covering the firehall story in Tantramar extensively... the latest is linked here:

Shakeup at Sackville Fire & Rescue may clear path for return of 12 volunteer firefighters |

Meeting David Hickey - Saint John MLA with Liberal Party of New Brunswick - in Tantramar January 2025

 The event was held in the Town Hall .. more here:

Megan Mitton on X: "This past weekend, I attended a public session on housing hosted by the Town of Tantramar's Mayor’s Roundtable on Housing. https://t.co/JZ0FUIi7c1" / X

Tantramar visit... 

Find David on X here:

David Hickey on X: "Give me a follow! https://t.co/WdKWilmDEL" / X

I'm aware of David Hickey's "progressive" stance on a number of issues from his online presence...

Postering work of Julia Feltham change agent based in Sackville New Brunswick.. on X here:

Julia Feltham (@juliafeltham) / X

Photography at the Tantramar Town Hall January 2025 #BuildBackBeauty