Julie Scott Media: Feminist Firefighters Accidentally Burn DOWN Alberta!

 At this video link on Rumble with Julie Scott Media here:

Feminists Firefighters Accidentally Burn DOWN Alberta!

More here with Julie Scott Rumble channel...

Julie is also on X here:

Across the Pond Podcast with Trent Loos in the USA has interviewed Julie in 2025 on Rumble video - watch here:

Live Across the Pond March 6, 2025 Julie from Halifax sheds light on how messed up Canada is.

Don Mills Chit Chats with Premier Tim Houston - Acadia Broadcasting Podcast "2,000,000 population by 2060" Nova Scotia

 At this link from January 2026:  Best of Insights: Nova Scotia’s Bold Energy Future with Premier Tim Houston (Replay) from Insights with Don Mills and David Campbell- An Acadia Broadcasting Podcast | Podcast Episode on Podbay

Bruce Wark, Erica Butler, Frank McKenna, Hillary Clinton, AI Economy, Networking, Summits, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick

 

THE Indie Media Eastcoast

Ten digital nations in the world so far – so its not surprising to see New Brunswick pushing ahead with the agenda.. with some sense of urgency…They have to start somewhere and our population has proven compliant, eh? I love how they try to make this ‘move’ into something sexy…
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At this video link:  Hillary Clinton at Fox Harbour Nova Scotia July 10 - Frank McKenna, Digital Economy, AI

More at this link:  ‘Full speed ahead, go, go, go!’ Frank McKenna sells AI & the digital economy |

More here with NinjaAlex420 on Rumble:  Lord of the Jesuits: The Final Pope of Rome

Nova Scotian Jeff Evely on X

 At this link with Jeff Evely on X:

Jeff Evely on X: "In 2019, I had to sneak out of Iraq to come home to Ottawa, because the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario started calling my 16-year-old daughter's phone directly and telling her to come on in for her sex change. @PierrePoilievre was my MP. I told him the whole story, in a" / X

More here from 2022 interview with Jeff Evely:

Soldier to Dissident: Twenty-Year Military Hero Jeff Evely Banned From Canada's Capital (Exclusive Interview) - RAIR

RURAL RENAISSANCE: How Canada’s Oldest Town Reinvented Itself

Oct 14, 2021 ANNAPOLIS ROYAL

In 1975 the King's Theatre in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, was a dump - there is no other way to say it. BUT it didn’t stand out because it matched all the other shabby and dilapidated buildings in the downtown business district of the Town of Annapolis Royal. The restoration of the Theatre in the early 1980s acted as a catalyst in the economic revitalization of Annapolis Royal, and now that story is being told! This documentary captures the story of the Annapolis Royal Development Commission and its impactful projects that now, 40 years later, are still the backbone of the community. Spearheaded by Jane Nicholson and AIRO, with the support of filmmaker Andrew Tolson and researcher Wilfred Allan, what started out as a short video for the community has become an hour-long documentary to show what is truly possible when a community comes together. Community and economic development in rural Nova Scotia is a long process. This documentary shares the impact of a project begun over 40 years ago and shows how the community continues to benefit from those efforts today. The documentary also acts as a touchpoint for future generations to consider when they look back 40 years from now. Spoiler alert - the King's Theatre has remained a beautiful and integral part of the community! It features incredible performances and has been lovingly maintained by a dedicated team of staff and volunteers over the years. It is definitely no longer a dump! For more information on AIRO visit: https://www.ruralopportunity.com For more information on filmmaker, Andrew Tolson, visit: https://www.andrewtolson.com For more information on the Town of Annapolis Royal visit: https://annapolisroyal.com For more information on King's Theatre visit: https://www.kingstheatre.ca

New, state-of-the-art RCMP Operational Communications Centre set to open [ 2021 ]

New, state-of-the-art RCMP Operational Communications Centre set to open - YouTube

Video notes:

3,815 views Feb 19, 2021

(Music playing.) (Door shown with Operational Communications Centre [OCC] logo.) (Camera pans around the OCC.) (Insp. Rodier appears on screen.) My name is Insp. Dustine Rodier and I am the Officer in Charge of the Nova Scotia RCMP Operational Communications Centre, also known as the “H” Division OCC. (Footage of a sign within the OCC) (Footage of a lettering on wall within the OCC: “We are the vital link to public and police safety”) This is where our highly trained and dedicated 911 Police Dispatchers will soon be answering calls for service from across the province and making quick, high-risk decisions to protect the public and our first responders. (Camera pans around the OCC.) Since early 2018, we have been planning our move to this modern space and our OCC is now among the most advanced communications centres in Canada. We wanted our employees to work and take pride in a modernized, state-of-the-art communications centre. We asked what they wanted to see in the new OCC and they gave us lots of great suggestions. (Footage of a 911 Police Dispatcher changing the height of their desk.) The built-in features at the workspaces, the lighting, the décor and multiple areas for them to relax and decompress after challenging calls all reflect the feedback we received from our employees. (Camera pans around the OCC.) (Footage of three 911 Police Dispatchers socializing in a kitchen.) (Tonya Carroll appears on screen.) My name is Tonya Carroll. I’ve been with the RCMP for 15 years and just transferred into Nova Scotia “H” Division OCC in October 2019. (footage of a lettering on wall within the OCC: “Value to Profession”.) (Footage of Tonya Carroll walking to a workstation in the OCC.) (Footage of three 911 Police Dispatchers socializing in a kitchen.) I’m really looking forward to everyone enjoying the new space. It’s clean, it’s new, it’s technologically savvy. This is new. This is bright. We have outdoor windows. We can see sunshine. We’re at headquarters. We get to be with the rest of our people. We’re at the hub. It’ll be good. (Derek Wood appears on screen.) My name is Derek Wood. I am a 911 Police Dispatcher with the RCMP in Nova Scotia and have been for 18 years. (Footage of Derek Wood working at a workstation.) What I’m looking forward to most about working in the OCC is the obvious open concept and being able to hear everything that’s going on for situational awareness, as well as the cool new lights that we have that can alert somebody so that we can get to them and help them a little bit quicker. (Footage of situational awareness boards in the OCC.) Being in the new OCC to me will mean many years of continued service to our frontline members on the road, the public and to our partner agencies. (EJ Kwon appears on screen.) My name is EJ Kwon. I have been with “H” Division OCC for the past five and a half years. (Footage of EJ Kwon working at a workstation.) In a few years, we will be transitioning to the new Next Generation 911 system. Nova Scotians have needs to communicate with us in many different ways and we will be able to accommodate that. (Glen Byrne appears on screen.) My name is Glen Byrne. I'm the Commander of the Operational Communication Centre for the RCMP in Nova Scotia. When we began this project, we travelled across the country, visiting many emergency dispatch centres. We did this to look at best practices to ensure we had new technologies that we can incorporate into our own centre. (Footage of Glen working at a workstation.) So, we also work with our external partners, such as EMO Nova Scotia, to ensure that the systems we put in place were all next Gen 911 compatible. (Assistant Commissioner Lee Bergerman appears on screen.) I’m Assistant Commissioner Lee Bergerman. I’m the Commanding Officer of “H” Division, which is Nova Scotia. (Footage of 911 Police Dispatchers working) Police dispatchers are the first point of contact for people in an emergency situation. They are also the critical link to our officers in the field. (Footage of 911 Police Dispatchers working) Dispatchers are essential to public safety and our new OCC will support them in the exceptional work that they do long into the future. (Commissioner Lucki appears on screen) RCMP 911 Police Dispatchers help people every minute of every hour of every day through the challenging and exceptional work they do. I am so proud to have these compassionate, hard-working professionals as part of our RCMP, and I wish them even more success in their brand new, state-of-the-art facility. (Insp. Rodier appears on screen.) When Nova Scotians call for help, our 911 police dispatchers will be there, operating out of our new modern OCC and using the most up-to-date technology. On behalf of all of the employees at the “H” Division OCC, we would like to thank you for your support and we look forward to serving Nova Scotians many years into the future. (Screen fades to black.) (RCMP signature) (RCMP copyright) (Canada wordmark)

More here:

Nova Scotia opens state-of-the-art 911-dispatch centre | Royal Canadian Mounted Police

and here:

RCMP's new 911 communications centre launches next week

Cumberland Homelessness & Housing Support Association - Ashley Legere's Non-Profit Amherst Nova Scotia

 

Contact Ashley Legere at 902-297-5586

Non-Profit - Executive Director email @

executivedirector@CHHSA.ca

Cumberland Homelessness & Housing Support Association

Amherst Nova Scotia 

"Our Mission is to assist the residents of Cumberland County, NS who experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity with support services."

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"Cumberland Homelessness & Housing Support Association

January 14 at 4:48 AM  · 

Halfway through the first month of 2025, it dawned on us—CHHSA has been supporting the residents of Cumberland County for 2 years this month!

What an incredible journey it’s been. Every step we’ve taken has been a testament to the resilience and strength of our community.

Thank you to our staff, supporters, and partners for making this possible. Here’s to continuing this important work in 2025 and beyond!"

Website: CHHSA

Interhabs - Housing Solutions and Ideas 2024

 

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It's OFFICIAL!!!! The new and improved Interhabs is up, running and building! We've got you covered from drawings to production to assembly on your site. We have the option to build to watertight or turnkey for you. Call or email Mel today for your quote 902-857-1616 or melody.horton@interhabs.ca.

2024

Peter R. Mac Isaac - Advocate on Twitter and Youtube - Maritimer

 

Interviews with Peter last year, at this link:

Nova Scotia's Peter R. MacIsaac on why Canada's forests are burning (bitchute.com)

and interviewed May 2024 at this Youtube link:

Guest: Retired forestry technician Peter MacIsaac guests, and more Trudeau UNHINGED! (youtube.com)

The Maritime Edit - Atlantic Edition with James Mullinger: Season 2 Episode 5 Jonathan Torrens, Truro Nova Scotia

Atlantic Edition with James Mullinger: Season 2 Episode 5 (Jonathan Torrens in Truro, NS) James meets Canadian entertainment legend Jonathan Torrens at his home in rural Nova Scotia. Born in Charlottetown, PEI, Jonathan is an actor, director, producer, writer, podcast host, musician and television personality. He is known for his roles in Street Cent, Trailer Park Boys, Jonovision and Mr. D and Letterkenny. He also known for being writer, director and star of Vollies on Bell Fibe TV1. #JonathanTorrens #TrailerParkBoys #JamesMullinger #NovaScotia #Truro #TruroNS #TheMaritimeEdit

1000+ Posters in 100 NS, NB, & QC Communities - Zachary Townsend

More here:

Petition · Restore 1100 Maritime Fishing Jobs by Opening the Legal Elver Fishery in 2024 - Canada · Change.org

Featured home design : "Gaspereau" from Interhabs, Hubbards, Nova Scotia

Featured "Gaspereau" from Interhabs...

Interhabs

June 15, 2023  · 

From the covered porch to the fireplace, the Gaspereau is designed for all-season living.

Features:

~3 Bedroom

~2 Baths

~Laundry & Utility Room

~Open Concept Living

~1,800 sq ft + covered patio

#Gaspereau #GaspereauRiver #Panelized #PanelizedConstruction #ShopLocal #DesignLocal #BuildLocal

Check out their Facebook page for other designs..

big and small.. at this link:  Interhabs | Hubbards NS (facebook.com)