Showing posts with label atlantic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label atlantic. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 July 2021

Wetlands.. Ducks..... "Ducks Unlimited Canada - Atlantic" - A Well Funded Cult & Globalbem.com

 


The duck cult is a large one -- there are many like this guy...

Ducks Unlimited Canada - Atlantic - Photos | Facebook


Yes these people want to get to your children and yes they have infiltrated our schools and yes they get a lot of money given to them... why?

Environmentalism is advancing UN Agenda 2030 - getting people off the lands, climate change hysteria, locking lands up into nature conservation off-limits to people [creating scarcity]... all because humans are not part of nature - they are a virus - according to these people... these people are cult members.  Simple as.

So Ada, could I have my loaner DVD back now? "The Great Global Warming Swindle" or at least pay me for it if you wish to keep it?

The Great Global Warming Swindle [DVD] by Martin Durkin: Amazon.ca: Proshkin Aleksandr, Plotnikov Boris, Papanov Anatolij, Usatova Nina, Priemyhov Valerij, Martin Durkin: Movies & TV Shows

I'd really like you to get the face masks off the children in your care in school now - its very unhealthy - perhaps don't phone the Moncton RCMP to report me for harassment when I emailed you that suggestion/safety message - what are you so afraid of? Surely, we can talk like civilized adults even if I'm not in your enviro-cult.... right? .. Cheers & have a fun summer.

Nice "ducky" award for hero Ada... and $500 award winner?
The other exciting part of being a Newalta Wetland Hero is that you could win an Award of Merit and receive $500 to further your great conservation work! Up to 10 Awards of Merit are given out annually across Canada. Newalta Wetland Heroes are automatically eligible to apply and the deadline for applications is World Water Day on March 22, 2013.

Facebook public photo and post re-shared here:


Ducks Unlimited Canada presented Salem Elementary School with our Newalta Wetland Hero Award on Saturday at the Sackville, NB dinner and auction. A much deserved award for Salem!

Pictured: Adam Campbell, DUC head of conservation deliver in Atlantic Canada (and Sackville dinner chair), and Ada Phinney, principal of Salem Elementary.




#open source intel artivism with your friendly neighbourhood peaceful artivist ..for those with eyes to see... and brains to still think..
http://globalbem.com Global Breakthrough Energy Movement ... cos most of us just wanna be at the Jetson's in peace by now eh? http://segmagnetics.com .. http://verbelli.blogspot.com Dr. Judy Wood Holland 2012 .. https://vimeo.com/57923364 .. unite, inspire, enlighten, care, support, unify, watch, share, and be part of the global breakthrough xo Call it Waterfowlville because they are obsessed with ducks, ponds, wildlife preservation but don't care too much about human health.

Imagination is more important than anything... teach children to think; not to fear ... imagine good things..



Saturday, 30 November 2019

Tuesday, 15 October 2019

Sackville - Food Safe Certifications - Foodsafe Atlantic - Registration Info


Due to popular demand, the Town of Sackville is offering another food handler and food safety certification course on Sunday, October 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. It Bill Johnstone Park Fieldhouse near the Sackville Library.
Food handler and food safety certifications are designed for candidates that require certification that meets current health laws passed by the province. Students enrolled in this course will receive training in a variety of different food safe practices including food handling, storing, preparing, sanitation and hygiene.  The course will be taught by Foodsafe Atlantic. The cost for the course is $100 + HST for people or businesses from outside of Sackville, and the Town of Sackville is offering a subsidized rate of $50 + HST to businesses or people who live in the Town.
For more information on the course, or to register, please phone 364-4938 or email visitor@sackville.com. Registration can also be done at the front desk at Town Hall 31 Main St.