So what's going on with all the angry and chaotic orange shirt change agent statue removers now?
Queen Victoria statue downed in Winnipeg...
and Queen Elizabeth II statue downed there too..
The head of the Queen Victoria statue was thrown in the river.
Chignecto Consulting Group | We're building partnerships (chignectogroup.com)
Consultant John Higham was located at 14 Weldon Street...
BC born and raised John Higham is a Rotary club member - just as the previous mayor Bob Berry was a Rotary club member... this club is a globalist organization that supports and promotes communitarian ideals and U.N. Agenda 2030 sustainable development mantra.
John Higham's wife is a retired Indian Affairs executive on a very nice pension.. she has native status .. these two Canadians are part of the elite in Canada and have lots of connections in their network... their two grown sons enjoyed discount university educations.
Canadians need to understand what UNDRIP is, where it is taking us, how its employing the divide and conquer tactic of natives versus non-natives, and banksters/politicians and they need to start talking about this federal legislation, they need to wake up very soon:
https://aptnnews.ca/2019/06/06/conservatives-on-cusp-of-killing-indigenous-rights-legislation-c-262/
John Higham's new consulting offices are at "Enterprise Place" at 13A Lorne Street, Sackville NB... Culligan Water is on the ground floor of this building [next door to the Legion].
Technocrats really like to cluster together.... its just so handy right?
Website says:
John is a results orientated innovator who draws on twenty years of experience in diverse public, private, and academic settings. Professional qualifications in the management of natural resources 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 now works closely with several First Nations in the Atlantic region on governance, housing, social services, 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, John has maintained a special interest in Aboriginal resource matters throughout his career, recently focusing on water matters.
Office: 506.536.2378
Cell: 506.536.7137
Fax: 506.364.0194
Email: john.higham@chignectogroup.com
Amanda has a Masters in Environmental Studies from Dalhousie University and a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Geography from Mount Allison University. She has more than a decade of experience working on rural, environmental and Aboriginal causes. She has studied a variety of issues including Aboriginal history, First Nations education and labour force outlooks, Aboriginal cultural tourism, Aboriginal housing, climate change, sustainable development, literacy and poverty, access to broadband internet, rural and small town transportation, challenges faced by single industry communities, community capacity building, as well as strategic planning and community development. She also designed the innovative SPY (Sustainable Planning for Youth) program that teaches today’s youth about sustainable development and community planning. She has facilitated workshop sessions and presented her work from the regional to the international level. In the past she worked as a research associate at Mount Allison University’s Rural and Small Town Programme, and Agriculture Canada’s Rural Secretariat.
Office: 506.536.2378
Cell: 506.364.7840
Fax: 506.364.0194
Email: amarlin@chignectogroup.com
What is CFACT.org? http://cfact.org
Center for a Constructive Tomorrow.. try to think of it as the real and genuine push-back to the Amandas and the Johns and the Sabines around here... a much more positive approach.
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