Tamara Kronis Conservative MP - C-39 Building Canada Strong Act - Speech - October 6, 2026 [Ottawa]

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Board of Regents - Mount Allison University - Sackville New Brunswick Canada

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Examples of "Grants and Contributions" Canada generous government funding received by Mount Allison University simply by their request...  search found here at this link shows many more example of "free money" for the university:

Grants and Contributions

Mount Allison University

$250,500.00

Jul 6, 2016

Agreement:

206021

Agreement Number:

206021

Duration: from Jul 6, 2016 to Dec 31, 2016

Description:

Upgrade the Mount Allison athletic field

Organization: Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency

Program Name: Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program

Location: Sackville, New Brunswick, CA E4L 1E4

Mount Allison University - Mount Allison University

$737,085.00

Apr 1, 2017

Academia

Agreement:

RESEARCH SUPPORT FUND

Duration: from Apr 1, 2017 to Mar 31, 2018

Description:

The Research Support Fund (RSF) helps universities, colleges and their affiliated research hospitals and institutes sustain and maintain a research environment which will enable them to make optimal use of the federal investment in academic research provided through the three federal granting agencies.

Organization: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

Program Name: Research Support Fund

Location: SACKVILLE, New Brunswick, CA E4L 1E4

Mount Allison University - Mount Allison University

$692,309.00

Apr 1, 2019

Academia

Agreement:

RESEARCH SUPPORT FUND

Duration: from Apr 1, 2019 to Mar 31, 2020

Description:

The Research Support Fund (RSF) helps universities, colleges and their affiliated research hospitals and institutes sustain and maintain a research environment which will enable them to make optimal use of the federal investment in academic research provided through the three federal granting agencies.

Organization: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

Program Name: Research Support Fund

Location: SACKVILLE, New Brunswick, CA E4L 1E4

Mount Allison University - Mount Allison University

$716,254.00

Apr 1, 2018

Academia

Agreement:

RESEARCH SUPPORT FUND

Duration: from Apr 1, 2018 to Mar 31, 2019

Description:

The Research Support Fund (RSF) helps universities, colleges and their affiliated research hospitals and institutes sustain and maintain a research environment which will enable them to make optimal use of the federal investment in academic research provided through the three federal granting agencies.

Organization: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

Program Name: Research Support Fund

Location: SACKVILLE, New Brunswick, CA E4L 1E4

Signage of Mount Allison University campus during "coviet era" of mandated experimental vaxx etc.

Smirking and corrupt Ontario Liberal MP Anita Anand shown above with Mark Carney has been elected since 2019... she is the younger sister of India-born Gita Anand a Toronto lawyer who sits on the Mount Allison University Board of Regents.

More here:  THE Indie Media Eastcoast: Anand Sisters: Anita the Liberal MP since 2019; Gita the Toronto lawyer & Mt. A Board of Regents

At this link:  Board of Regents | Mount Allison

Who are they?

Board membership

The Board consists of 24 individuals drawn from various University stakeholder groups.

Secretary to the Board of Regents and University Treasurer
Robert Inglis — ringlis@mta.ca 

Gita Anand
Toronto, ON
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2026

Serves on:

• Audit and Risk Committee (ex-officio)
• Board Service Medal
• Executive Committee (Chair)
• Finance and Administration Committee (ex-officio)
• Human Resources Committee (Chair)
• Honorary Degrees Committee
• Investment Committee (ex-officio)
• Nominating and Governance Committee (ex-officio)
• Property and Facilities Committee (ex-officio)
• Student Affairs Committee (ex-officio)
• University Advancement Committee (ex-officio)

Kathryn Cameron
Fredericton, NB
Appointed by the United Church of Canada, term ends Dec. 31, 2029

Serves on:

• Audit and Risk Committee
• Student Affairs Committee

Sarah Crawford
Toronto, ON
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2029

Serves on:

• Board Service Medal Committee
• Executive Committee
• Honorary Degrees Committee
• Nominating and Governance Committee
• Strategy Oversight Committee (Chair)
• University Advancement Committee (Chair)

Ali Duret
Ottawa, ON
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2029

Serves on:

• Audit and Risk Committee (Chair)
• University Advancement Committee

Dorothy Greenidge
AB
Appointed by the Federated Alumni of Mount Allison, term ends Dec. 31, 2028

Serves on:

• Academic Affairs Committee
• Audit and Risk Committee
• University Advancement Committee
• Emeriti Appointments Committee

Lisa Dawn Hamilton
Sackville, NB
Appointed by full-time teaching faculty, term ends Dec. 31, 2027

Serves on:

• Academic Affairs Committee
• Student Affairs Committee

Paul Henry (Vice-Chair)
Toronto, ON
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2027

Serves on:

• Executive Committee (ex-officio)
• Finance and Administration Committee (ex-officio)
• Human Resources Committee
• Nominating and Governance Committee (ex-officio)
• Strategy Oversight Committee

Cheryl Hodder (Chair)
Halifax, NS
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2028

Serves on:

• Academic Affairs Committee (ex-officio)
• Audit and Risk Committee (ex-officio)
• Board Service Medal Committee (Chair)
• Executive Committee (ex-officio)
• Finance and Administration Committee (ex-officio)
• Human Resources Committee (ex-officio)
• Honorary Degrees Committee
• Investment Committee (ex-officio)
• Nominating and Governance Committee (ex-officio)
• Property and Facilities Committee (ex-officio)
• Student Affairs Committee (ex-officio)
• University Advancement Committee (ex-officio)

George Cooper, Chancellor
Moncton, NB
Ex-officio member

Serves on:

• Academic Affairs Committee (ex-officio)
• Audit and Risk Committee (ex-officio)
• Board Service Medal Committee
• Executive Committee (ex-officio)
• Finance and Administration Committee (ex-officio)
• Honorary Degrees Committee
• Investment Committee (ex-officio)
• Nominating and Governance Committee (Chair)
• Property and Facilities Committee (ex-officio)
• Student Affairs Committee (ex-officio)
• University Advancement Committee (ex-officio)

Zac McIsaac
Toronto, ON
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2029

Serves on:

• Finance and Administration Committee
• Investment Committee
• University Advancement Committee

Dale Noseworthy
Halifax, NS
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2027

Serves on:

• Audit and Risk Committee
• Property and Facilities Committee

Dan Nowlan
Toronto, ON
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2026

Serves on:

• Executive Committee
• Finance and Administration Committee
• Investment Committee (chair)
• Property and Facilities Committee

Jeff Paikin
Burlington, ON
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2027

Serves on:

• Executive Committee
• Property and Facilities Committee (Chair)
• University Advancement Committee

Baraka Hani
Sackville, NB
Appointed by the Students' Administrative Council, term ends May 31, 2026

Serves on:

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Mike Roberts
Halifax, NS
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2028

Serves on:

• Audit and Risk Committee
• Board Service Medal Committee
• Student Affairs Committee
• Strategy Oversight Committee

Mark Sevestre
Six Nations of the Grand River, ON
Appointed by the United Church of Canada, term ends December 31, 2026

Serves on:

• Academic Affairs Committee
• Emeriti Appointments Committee
• Investment Committee

Dave Shastri
Bermuda
Appointed by the Federated Alumni of Mount Allison, term ends Dec. 31, 2029

Serves on:

• Executive Committee (ex-officio)
• Finance and Administration Committee (Chair)
• Human Resources Committee (ex-officio)
• Investment Committee (ex-officio)
• Joint Board / Alumni Nominating Committee
• Nominating and Governance Committee
• Property and Facilities Committee (ex-officio)

Ian Sutherland, President and Vice-Chancellor
Sackville, NB
Ex-officio member

Serves on:

• Academic Affairs Committee (ex-officio)
• Executive Committee (ex-officio)
• Finance and Administration Committee (ex-officio)
• Investment Committee (ex-officio)
• Property and Facilities Committee (ex-officio)
• Student Affairs Committee (ex-officio)
• University Advancement Committee (ex-officio)
• Honorary Degrees Committee (Chair)

Phil Tibbo
Halifax, NS
Appointed by the Federated Alumni of Mount Allison, term ends Dec. 31, 2027

Serves on:

• Academic Affairs
• Executive Committee (ex-officio)
• Joint Board/Alumni Nominating Committee
• Student Affairs Committee (Chair)

Kassandra Vail
Sackville, NB
Appointed by the Students' Administrative Council, term ends May 31, 2026

Serves on:

Christina Vroom
Montreal, QC
Appointed by the Federated Alumni of Mount Allison, term ends Dec. 31, 2026

Serves on:

• Finance and Administration Committee
• Joint Board/Alumni Nominating Committee
• Property and Facilities Committee

Rosemary Polegato
Sackville, NB
Appointed by full-time teaching faculty, term ends Dec. 31, 2029

Serves on:

• Property and Facilities Committee

Lisa Yarmoshuk
Washington, DC
Appointed by the Board of Regents, term ends Dec. 31, 2027

Serves on:

• Finance and Administration Committee
• Strategy Oversight Committee
• University Advancement Committee

Ethics commissioner rules on WE Charity

Departing his job in Parliament with his chair.. Trudeau ends his political career with a telling photo... I suppose the chair was his "souvenir" of his time spent in Ottawa's parliament? A free chair and a fantastic big pension cheque every year .. read more here:  Newsroom

OTTAWA, ON: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on all party leaders to commit to ending the second pension for prime ministers.

“Taxpayers can’t afford to pay for all of the perks in Ottawa and the government should start saving money by ending the prime minister’s second taxpayer-funded pension,” said Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director. “Prime ministers already take a salary nearly six times more than the average Canadian and they already get a lucrative MP pension, so taxpayers shouldn’t be on the hook for a second pension for prime ministers.”

Trudeau will collect two taxpayer-funded pensions in retirement. Combined, those pensions total $8.4 million, according to CTF estimates.

First, there’s the MP pension.

The payouts for Trudeau’s MP pension will begin at $141,000 per year when he turns 55 years old. It will total an estimated $6.5 million should he live to the age of 90.

Then there’s the prime minister’s pension.

“A prime minister who holds the Office of the Prime Minister for at least four years is entitled to receive a special retirement allowance in addition to their members of Parliament pension benefit,” according to the government of Canada.

The payouts for Trudeau’s prime minister pension will begin at $73,000 per year when he turns 67 years old. It will total an estimated $1.9 million should he live to the age of 90.

Add the $6.5-million MP pension to the $1.9-million prime minister’s pension and Trudeau will collect a total of about $8.4 million.

The prime minister’s current annual salary is $406,200.

Trudeau’s pension payouts would be even higher if not for reforms implemented in 2012, which increased the retirement age, cut benefits and saw MPs increase their own contributions. Prior to the reforms, MPs contributed just $1 for every $24 of taxpayer and federal monies invested in their pensions.

Former prime minister Stephen Harper forfeited an estimated $1 million to $2 million in additional payouts by implementing the reforms. Nevertheless, the CTF estimates Harper’s lifetime pensions will total about $7 million.

“A prime minister already takes millions through their first pension, they shouldn’t be billing taxpayers more for their second pension,” Terrazzano said. “Taxpayers need to see leadership at the top and all party leaders should commit to ending the second pension for future prime ministers.”

Beausejour MP Dominic LeBlanc - Patricia Lafford [ Roman Catholic ]

"Apr 23, 2015

Dominic LeBlanc congratulates Ms. Patricia Lafford, for having received the Governor General's Caring Canadian Award. April 22nd, 2015. Mr. Speaker, I rise to congratulate Patricia Lafford for having received the Governor General's Caring Canadian Award last week. Patsy has long been an important part of the Sackville and Tantramar, New Brunswick communities. She has given her time to help those around her who are in need. She helped found, for example, the Sackville Food Bank in 1988 and was a very active member of the Catholic Women's League. She even brings communion to residents of a local nursing home who are unable to travel to regular church services, all the while finding time to care for her 10 beloved grandchildren. I have known Patsy for many years and have constantly been impressed by her love of community. Patricia Lafford is exactly the kind of person this award was created to recognize. Once again, my sincere congratulations to Patricia Lafford and her family and to Sackville and Tantramar for being home to such a terrific woman."

- Ottawa Ontario 2015

Opposition Leader Andrew Scheer comments on passage of Bill C-5 – June 20, 2025

Charles in Senate Chambers Ottawa May 27, 2025

 

".. every time I come to Canada a little more of Canada seeps into my bloodstream and from there straight to my heart" - Terra Carta Chuck, May 27, 2025, Senate Chambers Ottawa

Adam Duras Reports on the PCNB Leadership Selection Process on Twitter

See reporter Adam Huras' series of helpful posts below:

Adam Huras

@adamhuras

The New Brunswick Progressive Conservatives announce that they will pick their next leader on October 17, 2026, while laying out a timeline for leadership candidates in the path to get there. #NB

2:55 PM · May 20, 2025

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October 20, 2025: Party starts accepting nomination applications June 19, 2026: Application deadline Entrance fee: $35,000.

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@adamhuras

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For reference, that $35,000 is $5,000 higher than Liberal fee that led to Susan Holt's win in a four-horse race including Donald Arseneault, Robert Gauvin, and T.J. Harvey.

Adam Huras

@adamhuras

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To vote? The rules say party members must pay a $40 registration fee to become an elector. A non-member must purchase a two-year membership and pay the registration fee for a combined $50.

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@adamhuras

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The Liberal leadership convention had no fees to vote, and no fee to registered Liberals who wanted to attend the convention.

Adam Huras

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Also interesting: Only voting my mail.

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@adamhuras

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It's also one vote, preferential ballot. That sadly removes all the fun that was the 2016 convention with all the scramble for endorsements re: Monica Barley and Jake Stewart. That was one hell of a day. #NB

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Was asked if interim leader Glen Savioe can run... The answer is yes, if he resigns by July 1, according to the rules.

Adam Huras

@adamhuras

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To summarize this New Brunswick PC leadership thread… -$35,000 entrance fee -$40 fee to vote (plus $10 if no membership) -All voting by mail -One vote, preferential ballot -Candidate deadline: June 19, 2026 -Convention date: October 17, 2026 #NB #PCNB