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Showing posts with label beausejour. Show all posts
Tuesday, 12 August 2025
Monday, 4 August 2025
Canada's U.S. trade minister says country is "obviously disappointed" by Trump tariffs - Dominic Leblanc on Face the Nation
that's our Beausejour MP.. the man in the arena.
.. helping to get this merger done.
#NorthAmericanUnity 
$1,000,000 USD per Canadian to join up.. #ArtoftheDeal
$1,000,000 USD per Canadian to join up.. #ArtoftheDealFriday, 18 April 2025
Beausejour Forum with Dominic Leblanc, Alex Gagne, Donna Allen, Eddie Cornell April 15th, 2025 - Middle Sackville Church by the Lake
Carol Cooke organizer/moderator.. Donna Allen for Libertarian Party of Canada in Beausejour a long held riding of Dominic Leblanc Liberal MP - town is home of Mount Allison University - event was held at The Church by the Lake [Baptist] in Middle Sackville New Brunswick on April 15, 2025 ["no shows" were Conservative and Green candidates] attended by Alex Gagne NDP, Eddie Cornell PPC... reporters Bruce Wark, warktimes.com and Erica Butler, CHMA FM
Donna Allen will not be censored !
They want you to think that your only choices in this election are Conservatives or Liberals.. that's not true.. you can choose Libertarians.. they don't steal 40% of your income, or tell you to fear climate change, or lock you in your homes, or force you to stand six feet apart, or close down your business, or make you get 'tested' for coviet b.s., or tell you that you need a face diaper mask on your face or spread fear and division... we could unite under the Liberty banner.. #TaxationisTheft
Vote for Donna Allen for change in Beausejour!
Sunday, 13 April 2025
Vote Donna Allen for Beausejour in 2025 - Libertarian Party of Canada - Election April 28th
Read more here: Sackville Uncensored Est.2016: Beausejour is Long Held Riding of Dominic Leblanc and Home to Mount Allison University
Photography by THE Indie Media Eastcoast
Saturday, 12 April 2025
Vote for Donna Allen in Beausejour - Vote for Liberty in 2025! Libertarian Party of Canada Candidate
--- >>>> Donna NB LIBERTARIAN FOR BEAUSEJOUR (@DonnaAl11413021) / X
#WeAreLiberty .. Libertarian Party (@LibertarianCDN) / X
Sunday, 6 April 2025
Liberal MP Dominic Leblanc of Beausejour - Will Dominic Be Re-Elected in 2025?
The Liberal Party of Canada has seen a lot of changes since gaining power in 2015 .. Dominic Leblanc has remained one of the "few to survive".. shown in the above photo with a bald head after cancer treatment he has survived and maintained his strong and unrelenting power within the party.
Who are the candidates hoping to take Dominic Leblanc's long held seat in Beausejour riding?
More here:
Here's who's running in N.B. for the April 28 federal election | CBC News
Liberal Party of Canada: Dominic LeBlanc, incumbent.
LeBlanc was first elected to Parliament in 2000 and has represented Beauséjour for about two and a half decades. He has held several cabinet positions throughout his career. His father, Romeo LeBlanc, was a former federal cabinet minister and Governor General of Canada.
Conservative Party of Canada: Nathalie Vautour.
Vautour was born in Dieppe. She is a Université de Moncton graduate and a business owner. Both her parents grew up in New Brunswick.
Green Party of Canada: Josh Shaddick.
Shaddick was born and raised in Miramichi. He is the regional manager for a drug and alcohol testing company, and ran as the Green candidate from Miramichi East in the 2024 New Brunswick provincial election.
Libertarian Party of Canada: Donna Allen.
Allen was born and raised in southeastern New Brunswick. She ran as a Libertarian in the Tantramar riding in the 2024 provincial election.
New Democratic Party: Alex Gagne.
Gagne is the former chair of the New Brunswick NDP youth caucus and a former organizer with the tenants' rights union Acorn, according to a spokesperson for the NDP. He is the former vice president for the New Brunswick NDP and was the Moncton East candidate in the 2024 provincial election.
People's Party of Canada: Eddie Cornell.
Cornell has served as a gunner in the Canadian Armed Forces for over a decade. He has also worked with the Ontario Provincial Police and participated in support of the 2022 trucker convoy in Ottawa, according to his campaign.
This blog was created due to censorship in 2015 and has been reporting on the narrative that the locals such as Bruce Wark and Erica Butler do not report on.. stories that matter most.
Signage from Tim Moen, Alberta, #SelltheCBC
Vote Libertarian in 2025 - Vote Donna Allen.
Chance to meet your candidates this month:
"Candidates forum on April 15th from 7 to 9 pm at the Church by the Lake, 14 Church Street in Sackville. There will be more but this one is confirmed. Hope to see you there."
- Donna Allen, Libertarian Party of Canada
Thursday, 12 December 2024
Friday, 6 December 2024
Dominic LeBlanc, Liberal MP for Beauséjour is confronted by the Blogger [ 2012 ] and in 2024 Gun Controls/Buy-Back Schemes
Survivor Nathalie Provost [shown in screen capture below] of "Ecole Polytechnique Montreal" mass shooting of 35 years ago spoke about her desire to confiscate weapons. . . and she recited the names of all the women who were killed on December 7, 1989 by a man who killed himself {shooter Marc Lépine walked into a classroom full of students at the Montreal post-secondary school, ordered the men to leave, proclaimed his hatred for feminism, then opened fire, killing 14 women and injuring 14 others }
Marc Lepine is unnamed in the article below on the Montreal massacre in 1989:
Read more here on Nathalie Provost:
"Penny compared Provost's personal journey to a verse from the poem Half Hanged Mary by Canadian author Margaret Atwood, which is about a woman falsely accused of witchcraft.
"Before, I was not a witch. But now I am one," the poem declares, in a sentiment of solidarity with women who have been unfairly targeted because of their power and independence.
"I know that I am a witch, too," Provost said.
"As am I," Penny echoed.
'It just feels like a very dangerous time'
Penny says she was inspired to write Provost and the Montreal Massacre into her latest novel because of the alarming trends she sees playing out in the news — continuing gun violence and the rise of misogyny and far-right bigotry."
source:
Sunday, 4 February 2024
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Thursday, 3 August 2023
Beausejour Family Crisis Resource Centre - Shediac New Brunswick [ $582,216 Grifted ]
"Courage Centre" - the courage to grift money..
Website Courage Centre – Sponsored by Shoppers Drug Mart (healingstartshere.ca)
Donations: Donate Now - BEAUSEJOUR FAMILY CRISIS RESOURCE CENTRE INC/CENTRE DE RESSO (canadahelps.org)
Facebook page:
Centre de ressources et de crises familiales Beauséjour | Shediac NB | Facebook
Page · Nonprofit organization
66 Calder Street, Shediac, NB, Canada, New Brunswick
(506) 533-9100
Exciting News! We're thrilled to announce that the Beauséjour Family Crisis Resource Centre has received a significant investment of $582,216 from the Government of Canada. This funding will support the implementation and testing of the Kids' Club & Moms' Empowerment program in Southeastern New Brunswick and the greater Fredericton area, benefiting rural and newcomer communities.
Le programme Kids' Club & Moms' Empowerment vise à aider les enfants qui ont été exposés à la violence familiale en les aidant à développer des compétences essentielles de régulation émotionnelle et en remettant en question les croyances sur la violence. Tout aussi important, il donne aux mères des ressources et des outils précieux pour soutenir leurs enfants et améliorer leurs compétences parentales.
Child maltreatment and family violence are grave public health issues with far-reaching consequences. They impact families across Canada, manifesting in various forms of abuse and neglect, including physical, sexual, and emotional. The Government of Canada is steadfast in its commitment to supporting survivors of family and gender-based violence while prioritizing the health and safety of those at risk.
Kristal LeBlanc, CEO of the Courage Centre - Beauséjour Family Crisis Resources Centre, shared her thoughts on this initiative, stating, "Children who have witnessed family violence experience devastating health impacts that can persist into adulthood, perpetuating the cycle of generational violence. This funding provides a critical opportunity to help our most vulnerable rural francophone and newcomer children in New Brunswick. The evidence-based program Kids' Club and Moms' Empowerment will not only aid in their healing but also shape future policies and programs in our communities."
Nous sommes extrêmement reconnaissants de cet investissement et fiers de participer à un effort national de lutte contre la violence familiale et sexiste. Ensemble, nous pouvons créer des communautés plus sûres et plus saines pour tous.
Today we would like to highlight our dedicated CEO, Kristal LeBlanc. Pssstt- it also happens to be her Anniversary with her wonderful husband Martin. 
Kristal LeBlanc is the CEO of the Courage Centre operated by the Beausejour Family Crisis Resource Centre. She has been leading this dynamic and passionate team at the Centre since 2011. Kristal holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Applied Health Services Research from the University of Prince Edward Island.
From 2017 to 2019, Kristal worked with various community partners to embark on a $4.3M capital campaign to build the first Centre of excellence in trauma-informed practice for victims and perpetrators of crime. This 19,000-square-foot facility brings together diverse partners from health, social services, and criminal justice all in one location.
In 2018, LeBlanc worked with the Courthouse Dog Foundation and Justice Facility Dogs Canada to develop and implement the first Justice Facility Dog program in New Brunswick. Marielle, a 7-year-old standard Poodle from the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides, was the first Justice Facility Dog deployed in a New Brunswick courtroom on May 31, 2019. Since this time, Marielle has provided direct testimonial support in more than 95 trials including provincial court (Moncton, Miramichi, Nova Scotia), Court of Kings bench (Moncton), as well as the Nova Scotia Supreme Court. Due to the ever-growing need for this program, LeBlanc created Justice Facility Dogs New Brunswick to provide provincial oversight for JFD expansion. With ever-growing demand, Jaz, a 3-year-old black Labrador Retriever, joined the Courage Centre team in October 2019.
Due to a keen passion for innovative programs, LeBlanc is working with her community partners to develop the first trauma-informed daycare in New Brunswick, and only the second in North America. The “Little Courageous” will be destined for children who have had negative adverse events such as exposure to family violence.
Kristal has been recognized for her work in the community through various awards including a Woman of Distinction Award, Chamber of the Commerce Women of the Year President’s Award from the Chamber of Commerce of Cap-Acadie, Top 20 under 40, a Rotary 101 Resilience Award, as well as a recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal.
We are lucky to have her!
Aujourd'hui, nous aimerions souligner le dévouement de notre directrice générale, Kristal LeBlanc. Pssstt- il se trouve que c'est aussi son anniversaire de mariage avec son merveilleux mari Martin.
Kristal LeBlanc est la directrice générale du Centre Courage exploité par le Centre de ressources et de crises familiales Beauséjour. Elle dirige cette équipe dynamique et passionnée au Centre depuis 2011. Kristal est titulaire d'un baccalauréat en psychologie et d'une maîtrise en recherche appliquée sur les services de santé de l'Université de l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard.
De 2017 à 2019, Kristal a travaillé avec divers partenaires communautaires pour lancer une campagne de financement de 4,3 millions de dollars afin de construire le premier centre d'excellence en matière de pratiques tenant compte des traumatismes pour les victimes et les auteurs d'actes criminels. Cet établissement de 19 000 pieds carrés réunit en un même lieu divers partenaires des secteurs de la santé, des services sociaux et de la justice pénale.
En 2018, LeBlanc a travaillé avec la Courthouse Dog Foundation et Justice Facility Dogs Canada pour élaborer et mettre en œuvre le premier programme de chien d'établissement de justice au Nouveau-Brunswick. Marielle, un caniche standard de 7 ans des guides canins de la Fondation des Lions du Canada, a été le premier chien d'installation judiciaire déployé dans une salle d'audience du Nouveau-Brunswick le 31 mai 2019. Depuis, Marielle a fourni un soutien direct aux témoignages dans plus de 95 procès, y compris à la cour provinciale (Moncton, Miramichi, Nouvelle-Écosse), au banc de la Cour des rois (Moncton), ainsi qu'à la Cour suprême de la Nouvelle-Écosse. En raison du besoin croissant de ce programme, Kristal a créé Justice Facility Dogs New Brunswick pour assurer la supervision provinciale de l'expansion de la JFD. En raison de la demande sans cesse croissante, Jaz, un labrador retriever noir de 3 ans, s'est joint à l'équipe du Centre de courage en octobre 2019.
En raison d'une vive passion pour les programmes novateurs, Mme LeBlanc travaille avec ses partenaires communautaires pour développer la première garderie tenant compte des traumatismes au Nouveau-Brunswick, et seulement la deuxième en Amérique du Nord. Le "Little Courageous" sera destiné aux enfants qui ont subi des événements négatifs tels que l'exposition à la violence familiale.
Kristal a été reconnue pour son travail dans la communauté en recevant divers prix, notamment le prix Femme de distinction, le prix Femme de l'année de la Chambre de commerce de Cap-Acadie, le prix Top 20 under 40, le prix Rotary 101 Resilience et la Médaille du jubilé de platine de la Reine Elizabeth II.
Nous sommes chanceux de l'avoir !
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