At this video link: Wynonna Judd - "I Will No Longer Keep Secrets in This Family" | SRS #345
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Monday, October 5, 2026
Wynonna Judd - "I Will No Longer Keep Secrets in This Family" - Shawn Ryan Show Episode #345
Fundraisers for NBEX - New Brunswick Exhibition in Fredericton N.B. - OUR STORY - Official Trailer #NBEX
Facebook: The New Brunswick Provincial Exhibition | Fredericton NB | Facebook
More here with Erica Butler CBC: Fredericton Exhibition kicks off with future location still up in the air | CBC News
At this link: OUR STORY | Official Trailer - YouTube
More to see here for fundraiser: NBEX Gift a Flight Raffle – New Brunswick Provincial Exhibition
361 Smythe Street, P.O. Box 235, Stn. “A”, Fredericton, NB, Canada, New Brunswick E3B 4Y9
Duration: 8 hr
PublicAnyone on or off Facebook
The Merry & Made Market is back at the Exhibition Grounds!
Featuring an incredible 147 craft vendors from across the Maritimes.
Three whole days of holiday magic with a special visit from Santa — and a surprise appearance from the Grinch on Saturday December 5th!
Gather your family and friends and come make some merry memories with us!
Bookings for Peerspace - Easily book a unique space - Vancouver, Halifax, and more
At this link: Easily book a unique space in Vancouver, BC | Peerspace
More here: How To Rent Out Your Home by the Hour
"Click Click Studio" here in Vancouver's funky Gastown area of the city downtown:
Click Click Studio | Gastown Spacious Loft Event Space with a Photo Booth, Vancouver | Event | Peerspace
More at Halifax Nova Scotia here: Easily book a unique space in Halifax, NS | Peerspace
There doesn't appear to be a listing [yet] for Moncton New Brunswick... good opportunity though!
When the Prime Minister Got Rid of the King - Old Canada Series 2021 William Lyon Mackenzie King Longest Serving Prime Minister of Canada
"Erasing the King" .. that's pretty unusual... in fact... its amazing.. King served for 21 years as P.M...
watch the Old Canada Series video link: When the Prime Minister got rid of the King - YouTube
Remembering Sass Jordan born December 23, 1960 in Birmingham, England died October 2, 2026
On Oct 2 2026, surrounded by her loving family, Sass Jordan peacefully crossed over to the other side.
She remains in our hearts, an inimitable force of nature. An irreplaceable being of light and joy!
I’d rather quit this life
Jumping with both feet
Into the-you know what
Without a backward look
I’d rather go running there
Arms wide open,
Than slowly ambling
One foot in
Over the edge
Dingle dangling
And no my darlings
Not the slightest jot of fear
And nothing of regret
But for the rest of me
I’ll stand by laughing
Remembering this body
That served me so brilliantly
Through sunshine and other stuff.
I’ll thank it profoundly
And move on, singing
But this time,
Ah yes, this time,
In perfect tune"
Sass Jordan leaves behind a daughter and her husband.
More here:
What to know about late “Canadian Idol” judge Sass Jordan’s husband, Derek Sharp
and here:
Juno-Winning Singer & Canadian Idol Judge Sass Jordan Dead at 65 – iHeart Radio
At this video link: Yangaroo Interview - Eric Alper with Sass Jordan
Sass "Sarah" Jordan passed away this week at the age of 65, more here:
Sass Jordan, Montreal Rocker Behind 'Racine' and "Make You a Believer," Dies at 65 - That Eric Alper
Sass Jordan death: Canadian rock singer dies at 65
Born in England, raised in Montreal Quebec, more here:
Sass Jordan death: Montreal-raised rock singer dies at 65
Eric Alper writes:
"After moving to Los Angeles in January 1990, she recorded ‘Racine’, released by MCA Records on March 31, 1992. It became the defining album of her career, selling an estimated 450,000 copies worldwide and 100,000 in Canada on the strength of “Make You a Believer”, “I Want to Believe”, “You Don’t Have to Remind Me” and “Goin’ Back Again”, with “Who Do You Think You Are” following in 1993. “Make You a Believer” climbed to #11 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock chart, and Billboard named her its top female rock artist of 1992. That same year, after Kevin Costner heard her voice on his car radio, she recorded the duet “Trust in Me” with Joe Cocker for ‘The Bodyguard’, a soundtrack that sold more than 45 million copies. She toured alongside Aerosmith, The Rolling Stones, AC/DC and Van Halen."
More here: Sass Jordan Foo Fighters
Daughter Stella's Instagram post upon her mother Sass Jordan's death here:
My best friend + mummy ❤️🪽 losing you has been the greatest pain of my life. It’s strange to comprehend how I will live the rest of my life without you, but in my heart I know you will forever be apart of me and keep an eye from the sky.
To say you were loved would be a massive understatement. Anyone who met you immediately adored you, and if you liked them back you’d have their birth chart done within the hour. You were fiercely loyal, undeniably defiant, and unbelievably funny.
You had this incredibly bright and radiant spirit that everyone was drawn to and an infectious joy that I believe, genuinely changed the lives of many.
Thank you for gifting me the opportunity to live this beautiful life and more importantly to get to share some of it with you. One of the greatest honours of my life was being your kid.
There aren’t enough words to express my love for you. I miss you terribly. I hope you’re my mummy in every lifetime. ❤️
Tantramarshire est. 2015: Geoship - From Capital to Scale - Building Back Be...
Tantramarshire est. 2015: Geoship - From Capital to Scale - Building Back Be...: At this video link: From Capital to Scale - YouTube Oct 2, 2026 The vision is moving closer to reality! Every milestone in funding, re...
Vancouver British Columbia: Then and Now - Reflecting on Vancouver's "New Left"
Video at this link: Vancouver in the early and mid 1980s
http://blogs.ubc.ca/anth100/2022/09/17/959/
"Vancouver in the 1970s and 1980s was a site of intense radical-left activism."
at this link: Reflecting on Vancouver’s ‘New’ Left, 1970s/1980s. – Anthropology @ UBC
"Reflecting on Vancouver’s ‘New’ Left, 1970s/1980s.
Capitalism arrived along the eastern Pacific shores via small sailing vessels based in Europe and the eastern seaboard of the US in the late 1700s. Within a century an industrial resource extraction form of capitalism was fully entrenched. Many of my Indigenous ancestors worked hard in these new (to us) industries, but our labour power was not sufficient to fuel the insatiable desire of capitalist expansion. Soon peoples from the far flung reaches of the globe started to arrive in number and this place became British Columbia. By the early 20th century my ancestors were no longer the majority in our own lands. Rather, we had gone from being part of the economy to becoming apart from the economy. This is the backstory to the project I am embarking upon.
The extension of capitalist relations of production to British Columbia occurred in the context of a colonial expansion that brought people here from Europe, Africa, Asia, the Pacific, and other parts of the Americas. Some were advantaged by their class location, others shared in the experience of having value expropriated from them through the theft of their labour time. This project is about those who realized this theft and took action to change things in the 1970s and 1980s. The geographic focus is on the city and region commonly called Vancouver.
Drawing in part upon my experience as a member of an extra-parliamentary left grouping in the early 1980s I wish to seek out others who were involved in political activism that sought to bring into existence a radical post-class society. While I intend to include activists from across the time between 1968 (that bookmark year of radical uprisings) and 1983 (the start of the neo-liberal triumph) I will include activists whose life experiences extend before and after this central moment.
Vancouver in the 1970s and 1980s was a site of intense radical-left activism. The space of activism included a vibrant anarchist milieu (including Direct Action, and the Wimmin’s Fire Brigade), neo-Troksyism (Revolutionary Workers League, International Socialist), remnants of an earlier 1960s Maoism (Workers Communist Party) and the traditional soviet influenced Communist Party of Canada, a host of Latin American support coalitions with links to the wave of revolutionary upheavals in Central and South America, Anti-Apartheid and African Liberation support groups linked to the disintegration of the racist colonial states of South Africa, Rhodesia, Mozambique, and Angola. Activists in this political scene believed in the possibility of a radical societal transformation based in a praxis of class struggle.
Forty and fifty years later the vision of radical societal transformation has been replaced by ideologies that prioritize individual transformation, no less radical, but radically different nonetheless. This project seeks out activists like myself to ask them to reflect on their life’s experiences, their moment of radical activism, how it may have shaped their lives and their choices they made, and then to reflect on their ideas now about what is seen as today’s radical left."
"Bolder Ambitions: Building a More Prosperous Atlantic Canada" - Don Mills Halifax & David Campbell Moncton - Acadia Podcast
Listen to these two at this link: Bolder Ambitions: Building a More Prosperous Atlantic Canada from Insights with Don Mills and David Campbell- An Acadia Broadcasting Podcast | Podcast Episode on Podbay
"Show notes
On this week’s Insights podcast, Don talks with David about the Atlantic Economic Panel’s new report Bolder Ambitions: Greater Prosperity for All. After nearly a year of work, the panel sets out a bold agenda focused on population growth, investment attraction, improved regional trade, diversifying international exports growth and other drivers of regional prosperity. Don walks us through the findings and what comes next. "
Easily the Most Unlikeable White Guy in Canada - "Blocker" Derek Rants on X "A Legend in His Own Mind" author of "Memekampf"
At this link on X... Derek (@Derekrants) / X
" Self-published author #1 Best seller on Amazon. Second Sons. Homesteader and content creator.
I have zero patience with this "Hitler" fanboy and shameless self promoter "influencer" of gullibles.
"Second Sons Canada " men's nationalist club is best avoided by all whiteys.. for your well being.
The last thing they'll be doing is help to advocate for a USA/Canada merger.. why is that?
They are a psyop... fake ass and phoney controlled on-script and orchestrated astroturfed bunch of 'actors' [paid? unpaid?] with Jeremy Mackenzie and Derek Rants... useful idiots trying to stay relevant.
Sackville U.N.censored : For Lease - 7 Bridge Street Retail/Commercial - Sa...
Sackville U.N.censored : For Lease - 7 Bridge Street Retail/Commercial - Sa...: Contact 506-872-1830 to find out more about this available retail/commercial street level space at 7 Bridge Street, in beautiful Sackville...
Sackville U.N.censored : Politician Megan Mitton Green MLA ... for Big Pharma Vaxx Reich
Sackville U.N.censored : Politician Megan Mitton Green MLA ... for Big Phar...: After the behaviour of this "coviet" in the past six years is it really a surprise now that she is advocating for RSV jabbies fo...
First Livestream - Montreal Quebec's "Vesper Digital" October 4, 2026 [ New York New Jersey Accent born in Beirut Lebanon ]
At this video link: FIRST LIVESTREAM | Meet Vesper + Dig Through Government Records With DeepSearchX | OCT 4, 7:00 PM ET - YouTube
Find Vesper on X here: Vesper (@vesperdigital) / X
Sunday, October 4, 2026
Seattle - What's It Really Like Now? Peter Santenello Youtuber [4.3 Million Subscribers] USA
At this Youtube link: Seattle - What's It Really Like Now?
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Seattle gets a lot of attention nationwide these days, but it’s usually in videos about crime and homelessness or polished tourist pieces. So what’s the city actually like on the ground now? Join me and a Seattle local as we explore different neighborhoods, meet the people who live here, and get a feel for what Seattle is really like today.
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