Fastest Known Time on the Fundy Footpath - Documentary by Mark Hemmings - Lady Smith Manor March 26th

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Mount Allison University Sackville Bubble Community Commitment - A Look Back on the "Coviet Era"

 

More here:  Rotary Boomer Native Consultant John Higham Enthusiastic Promoter of COMMUNITY Face Masks... Why?

and here:  Mayor John Higham's Message on COVID-19-- April 2 2020 [ Fraud and Collusion ]

and here:  Coviet Mayor John Higham Sackville New Brunswick Elected 2016

and here:  Coviet Mayor Shawn Mesheau Sackville New Brunswick 2021-2022

and here:  Microsoft Word - March 8 Press Release - Mesheau For Mayor Sackville.docx

Keep this in mind come election day in May 2026 in New Brunswick.. just sayin.

Note Premier Susan Holt's commentary about X and the government's decision not to use it after recommendations from Kelly Lamrock [unelected, appointed] Child and Senior Advocate at this video link from CBC mirrored onto the Odysee platform [THE Indie Media Eastcoast]:

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt Decision to Stop Using X in 2026

[Note X platform deleted "Tantramar Landowners" and "THE Indie Media Eastcoast" this month]

Photography by THE Indie Media Eastcoast - the most censored content creator in Canada in 2026.

For the record:  Tantramar Landowners Association WILL NOT support any candidates for local election in 2026 who promote and endorse "NET ZERO" cult thinking.. its not acceptable to us at all..

and in fact all staffers at the Town Hall and in the employment of Tantramar who are being indoctrinated into the "net zero" cult are a problem for our liberty and our rights and freedoms in Tantramar.. and..

finally.. we do not support any land acknowledgements made on our behalf.. you do not speak for us.

More here:  King John III with Tantramar Landowners Association #Disclosure

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• Rueda de Casino – Monday, March 23
  Rueda de Casino is a fun social Cuban circle dance with upbeat music and lots of laughter, running Monday nights from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Sackville Curling Club. No partner or prior dance experience is required, and the group restarts from the beginning when new dancers join, making it a good time for newcomers to try it. The atmosphere is friendly and energetic with no pressure to be good at dancing, and a mix of skill levels helps people learn quickly. The cost is typically about $5-$6 per night, based on attendance, paid in blocks to cover rental costs.

Featured Home on Acreage for Sale - 1946 Upper Aboujagane Road, Upper Sackville, New Brunswick - $349,500

 At this MLS link:

For sale: 1946 Upper Aboujagane Road, Upper Sackville, New Brunswick E4L1A9 - NB133071 | REALTOR.ca

Land Size

1 ac

Annual Property Taxes

$2,251.67

Call Jamie Smith Realtor 

506-379-0644

"Listing Description

BUNGALOW TUCKED INTO A PRIVATE 1-ACRE LOT JUST OUTSIDE OF TOWN LIMITS! This home features an open-concept main floor with a spacious living room with hardwood flooring, a bright kitchen with room for a peninsula/island, and a dining area with pantry closet and patio doors to the back deck. The primary bedroom is spacious, and could easily be converted back to two bedrooms, with two closets. There is a great-sized guest bedroom, and a full 4pc bathroom with linen closet. The basement is finished with a rec room - complete with wood stove and even a bar! This level also has an office, half bathroom with laundry, and access to the 12'5x24 garage that opens into the backyard. There is a detached wired shed perfect for workshop, as well as chicken coop. The backyard overlooks a neighbouring pond, and is surrounded by trees. Updates to the home include: metal roof (back in 2024, front in 2025), pressure tank and well pump (2021), shed (2017). Home also has a hot tub which can be included in the sale as well. Just minutes to downtown Sackville, 20 minutes to Amherst, and 35 minutes to Moncton. Outside of town limits so the taxes are significantly lower. (29452137)

Location Description

From downtown Sackville head North on Main, continue straight onto Pond Shore, left onto Upper Aboujagan"

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Good News for Tantramar Ice Rink Arena from Bruce Wark, Warktimes.com - Kraft Hockeyville Awards $50K

 At this link:

Tantramar wins $50K Hockeyville award — amid concerns over Civic Centre accessibility gaps |

Need work done? More here with local Titan Graeson Hicks  :  LOW GEAR Industrial | Facebook

Titans hockey nights in Tantramar.. a great night out for friends and family and poutine lovers..

Dallas Brodie Reveals What This Land Agreement Could Mean for Vancouver - Marc Nixon

 At this link on Youtube with MLA Dallas Brodie here:

Dallas Brodie Reveals What This Land Agreement Could Mean for Vancouver

THE YORK - John Lafford + Mike Wilson/AIL Group -- ALL Progress Videos at Youtube Have Been Deleted by Youtube

 

Human Organ and Tissue Donation Act - Bill 52 with JC D'Amours N.B. Liberal MLA

 At this link:  http://legnb.ca/content/house_business/60/2/bills/Bill-52-e.htm

Member of the Legislative Assembly : Hon. Jean-Claude D'Amours - Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick

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Cultural Capital of Canada 2008 Sackville New Brunswick

 

More here:

Sackville Designated a Cultural Capital of Canada for 2008 - Canada.ca

"Sackville Designated a Cultural Capital of Canada for 2008

News Release

SACKVILLE, New Brunswick, June 26, 2007 - On behalf of the Honourable Beverley J. Oda, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Status of Women, Rob Moore, Member of Parliament for Fundy Royal, announced that the Town of Sackville, New Brunswick, has been designated one of the 2008 Cultural Capitals of Canada in the under 50 000 population category. Mr. Moore is participating today in a celebration to highlight this important designation.
"The Town of Sackville recognizes that arts and culture are important to making a community stronger by contributing to the economy and quality of life of its citizens," said Minister Oda. "Thanks to programming that highlights the municipality's artistic creativity, regional history, community achievements, and natural charm, in 2008 Sackville will offer its citizens and visitors alike a year full of cultural discoveries, particularly through the International Environment Sculpture Conference and a series of short plays celebrating Sackville's 300 years of history."
"I'm extremely proud that Sackville has received this prestigious award, which recognizes that arts and culture have a very special place in this beautiful part of our country," said Mr. Moore. "Canada's New Government is proud to support communities like Sackville, which clearly demonstrate that the arts are not the sole domain of our large urban centres."
"We are ecstatic that Sackville has been chosen a 2008 Cultural Capital of Canada," said Sackville Mayor Jamie Smith. "To receive such a prestigious award is a great honour for our town. Our citizens are very proud of our long-standing reputation as a cultural leader in Atlantic Canada. 2008 will be a very special year in Sackville, and we look forward to welcoming one and all as we celebrate and build on this special designation."
The Cultural Capital of Canada designation is awarded for merit, which is determined by the quality of a candidate community's proposed project as well as earlier achievements of that community which demonstrate an ongoing commitment to the arts and culture.
An independent advisory committee of experts in the field of arts and culture reviewed the applications and presented Minister Oda with unanimous recommendations on the communities chosen.
The funding provided helps support special projects celebrating the arts and culture and the amount varies according to the size of the municipality. With a population of under 50 000, Sackville may be awarded up to $500,000. The funds will be used for a music production and recording venture (CDs and video) created by and for youth, as well as an exhibition celebrating the industrial history of the Sackville region.
The other Cultural Capitals of Canada for 2008 are Surrey, British Columbia (in the over 125 000 population category); Nanaimo, British Columbia (in the 50 000 to 125 000 population category); and Morden, Manitoba (in the under 50 000 population category).
All municipalities, as well as governments of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities can apply for this program. The application deadline for the 2010 Cultural Capitals of Canada designations is December 1, 2007. Applications for 2009 are now being evaluated.
For more information on the projects proposed by the 2008 Cultural Capitals, the funding they will receive, and the other municipalities that applied, please see the attached fact sheets. Names of past Cultural Capitals can be found on the Department of Canadian Heritage website at www.pch.gc.ca/progs/ccc/index_e.cfm.
Information:

Jean-Luc Benoît
Director of Communications
Office of the Minister of Canadian Heritage and Status of Women
819 997-7788

Donald Boulanger
A/Chief, Media Relations
Canadian Heritage
819 994-9101
FICHE D'INFORMATION
CAPITALES CULTURELLES DE 2008
Sackville (Nouveau-Brunswick)
Catégorie : moins de 50 000 habitants
Contribution maximale de 500 000 dollars
Le projet de la Ville de Sackville propose une multitude d'activités aussi ambitieuses que passionnantes qui mettent en valeur l'excellence artistique, l'histoire régionale, les réalisations de ses citoyens ainsi que son environnement naturel. En tant que Capitale culturelle, Sackville célèbrera le 300e anniversaire de sa fondation, notamment grâce à la présentation de quatre courtes pièces de théâtre et à l'organisation d'une visite guidée de la ville. Des jeunes âgés de 12 à 17 ans seront engagés pour travailler à l'élaboration d'un programme qui favorisera la production de pièces musicales et leur enregistrement sur disque compact et vidéo. Sackville sera également le théâtre de la International Environment Sculpture Conference durant laquelle des artistes locaux, régionaux, nationaux et internationaux créeront aux quatre coins de la ville des œuvres d'art à partir de matériaux naturels. L'histoire industrielle de la communauté sera aussi présentée dans le cadre d'une exposition et d'activités organisées dans le cadre du 10e anniversaire du premier musée à ouvrir ses portes à Sackville.
Morden (Manitoba)
Catégorie : moins de 50 000 habitants
Contribution maximale de 500 000 dollars
L'engagement de longue date de Morden à l'égard des arts et de la culture se reflète dans le cadre de son projet « Chautaqua Spirit », qui rappelle les célébrations liées à la première venue du train Dominion Chautaqua, à Morden, au début du XXe siècle. Parmi les festivités prévues, mentionnons un concours d'écriture de chansons en l'honneur de Loreena McKennitt, artiste de renommée internationale originaire de cette communauté. Puis, alors que le Back Forty Festival permettra aux artistes autochtones de s'illustrer pendant deux jours, un nouveau festival des arts de la scène sera aussi organisé afin d'offrir des prestations de danse et de musique, ainsi que du théâtre. De plus, afin de laisser un legs durable à la communauté, des jeunes et des artistes locaux érigeront quatre murales en s'inspirant du thème Chautaqua. L'intérêt que porte la population de Morden à la culture et sa fierté envers la scène artistique de la ville seront mis en valeur tout au long de l'année dans le cadre de cette programmation où les jeunes, les organismes artistiques et les artistes métis occupent une grande place.
Nanaimo (Colombie-Britannique)
Catégorie : de 50 000 à 125 000 habitants
Contribution maximale de 750 000 dollars
La programmation proposée par Nanaimo est un bel exemple de partenariat entre les diverses communautés culturelles, les Premières nations et les artistes. Elle vise à démontrer à quel point les efforts pour favoriser l'essor de la culture et l'excellence artistique ont des retombées positives dans une collectivité de taille moyenne. Nanaimo présentera notamment son premier Multicultural Arts Festival qui permettra de découvrir la culture ainsi que les traditions et les œuvres artistiques de diverses communautés autochtones et ethnoculturelles. Une série de concerts, d'ateliers et de concours seront aussi organisés pour mettre en valeur et célébrer le riche patrimoine musical de Nanaimo. Enfin, le projet « Giving Voice to Our Diverse History » prévoit offrir deux expositions dans le cadre de l'ouverture du Nanaimo Museum. Ces expositions illustreront l'histoire de certaines industries clés de la région, la contribution des immigrants, ainsi que la culture et le savoir-faire de la Snuneymuxw First Nation.
Surrey (Colombie-Britannique)
Catégorie : plus de 125 000 habitants
Contribution maximale de 2 millions de dollars
La Ville de Surrey propose le projet « Fusion 08 - A Catalyst for Cultural Sharing ». Ce projet vise à offrir de nombreuses occasions aux citoyens et aux artistes professionnels de mettre en valeur et de célébrer la diversité et le respect entre les cultures. Les Premières nations et les diverses communautés ethnoculturelles occuperont une place de choix dans le cadre des activités proposées. En tant que Capitale culturelle de 2008, Surrey propose notamment de reconnaître les réalisations de chefs de file qui ont contribué à l'essor des arts et de la culture. Le projet « Glocal : Me and My World », qui est lié aux nouvelles technologies numériques, interpellera les jeunes et leur offrira des ateliers et une exposition interactive. De plus, le nouveau Fusion Festival permettra aux citoyens de Surrey d'en apprendre davantage au sujet des diverses communautés culturelles de Surrey, notamment grâce à la musique, la danse, ainsi que les coutumes culinaires et les traditions vestimentaires. Enfin, six projets d'art public seront mis en œuvre afin de mettre en lumière non seulement le patrimoine culturel et naturel de Surrey, mais aussi sa diversité culturelle et l'histoire passionnante des Premières nations.
FICHE D'INFORMATION
Communautés ayant posé leur candidature aux prix des Capitales culturelles 2008
Catégorie plus de 125 000 habitants
Comté de Lambton (Ontario)
Ottawa (Ontario)
Surrey (Colombie-Britannique)
Windsor (Ontario)
Catégorie de 50 000 à 125 000 habitants
Brantford (Ontario)
Grande Prairie (Alberta)
Moncton (Nouveau-Brunswick)
Nanaimo (Colombie-Britannique)
Catégorie moins de 50 000 habitants
Estevan (Saskatchewan)
Morden (Manitoba)
Mont-Saint-Hilaire (Québec)
Mount Pearl (Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador)
Port Alberni (Colombie-Britannique)
Sackville (Nouveau-Brunswick)
Summerside (Île-du-Prince-Édouard)"

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