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NO FOOD FOR YOU: New Brunswick, Canada, now allows grocery stores to ban unvaccinated shoppers

December 07, 2021 -

Part of the province's so-called "winter action plan," the move gives free rein to private businesses to discriminate against those who choose to leave their natural immune systems intact as opposed to destroying them with Big Pharma chemicals.

If a grocery store in New Brunswick just so happens to be run by Branch Covidians who believe that mRNA (messenger RNA) poisons should be dispensed into every person's body without consent, then that business can now ...

Newly elected New Brunswick premier will allow students to choose own pronouns in school without parental consent

December 02, 2024 -

Susan Holt, the successor of former Premier Blaine Higgs, intends to adopt the recommendations of New Brunswick's Child and Youth Advocate Kelly Lamrock. These recommendations, which Holt first disclosed in October, would reverse Policy 713 introduced by Higgs.

Under the leadership of Higgs, students under 16 who seek to use different names or pronouns in schools are required to have parental consent. Higgs also enforced separate change rooms and washrooms ...

Hurricane Florence achieves DIRECT HIT on Brunswick nuclear power plant in Southport, NC… pray for our safety

September 14, 2018 - UPDATE: The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has now declared an emergency at the Brunswick nuclear power facility due to extreme flooding. The facility is running a "hot shutdown" sequence, and all personnel are currently blocked from accessing or entering the structure. This has been declared an emergency "hazardous event" by the NRC. See full details here.

Hurricane Florence, which achieved landfall early Friday morning, has achieved a direct hit on the Brunswick ...

Emergency declared at Brunswick nuclear power plant in North Carolina… all personnel blocked from entering the facility as “hot shutdown” under way

September 17, 2018 -

Full details of the event are found at this NRC.gov nuclear power plant alert page, which states:

UNUSUAL EVENT DUE TO SITE CONDITIONS PREVENTING PLANT ACCESS

"A hazardous event has resulted in on site conditions sufficient to prohibit the plant staff from accessing the site via personal vehicles due to flooding of local roads by Tropical Storm Florence."

Notified DHS SWO, FEMA OPS, and DHS NICC. Notified FEMA NWC, NuclearSSA, and FEMA NRCC via email....

A mysterious brain syndrome is affecting dozens of people in one Canadian province

June 11, 2021 -

Experts initially thought that the mysterious syndrome mimicked Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. This fatal neurological disorder affects just one in one million people each year. However, the patients tested negative for known forms of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, bringing experts back to square one.

The patients range in age from 18 to 25. They've lived in either the Moncton area of the province or the Acadian Peninsula in the northeastern corner of New Brunswick.

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Newly elected Canadian Liberal premier vows to expand abortion access in her province as soon she is sworn into office

November 04, 2024 -

The eastern Canadian province of New Brunswick, which shares a border with the State of Maine, recently held provincial elections to select the 49 members of its Legislative Assembly. The province's main left-wing party, the New Brunswick Liberal Association, won the election against the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick, which had been ruling the province since 2018.

Now, just days after winning 31 of the 49 seats in the provincial ...

Canadian province gives businesses the “option” to ban unvaccinated from getting groceries

December 17, 2021 -

New Brunswick Minister of Health Dorothy Shephard of the ruling Progressive Conservative Party made this announcement as she talked to the public about the province's "Winter Action Plan" for COVID-19.

According to the new COVID-19 regulations, New Brunswick will be placed in "Level One," or the lowest level of restrictions. Some restrictions are still in place, such as the limits on indoor and outdoor gatherings and the "advice" that unvaccinated ...

Fukushima in America? Twelve nuclear power plants are in the path of Hurricane Florence… flooding, storm surge threaten cooling operations

September 11, 2018 - ALERT: The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has now declared an emergency at the Brunswick nuclear power facility due to extreme flooding. The facility is running a "hot shutdown" sequence, and all personnel are currently blocked from accessing or entering the structure. This has been declared an emergency "hazardous event" by the NRC. See full details here.

At least twelve operating nuclear reactors are in the predicted path of Hurricane Florence, which has been ...

Canadian doctors now investigating mysterious brain condition in some patients

May 19, 2021 -

Roger Ellis is a patient afflicted with the disease. The New Brunswick resident, who is in his early 60s, felt healthy and enjoyed his retirement prior to his diagnosis. Ellis had worked as an industrial mechanic for decades before he retired. But everything changed after he suffered a seizure in June 2019 on his 40th wedding anniversary.

Roger's son Steve said his father's health took a turn for the worse after the seizure. "He had delusions, hallucinations, weight ...

Maine allowing illegal aliens to squat in new apartments for free while veterans throughout state remain homeless

January 18, 2024 -

Even though the latest figures show that there are now more than 653,000 homeless people in America, around 36,000 of whom are veterans, Maine has developed a program to roll out the red carpet for illegal alien invaders who do not even belong in the United States in the first place.

Check out the photo below and article to see for yourself the 60-unit apartment complex in Brunswick where illegals get to live for free while actual American citizens are forced ...

Baffling illness spreading among young adults in Canada, causing rapid cognitive destruction

January 07, 2022 -

Interestingly, it has been happening for the past several years and really started picking up once the "vaccines" for the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) emerged under Operation Warp Speed.

The Guardian describes it as "a progressive neurological illness" that afflicts young people with no prior history of health problems or triggers. Some of its symptoms include rapid weight loss, insomnia, hallucinations, difficulty thinking and limited mobility.

Right now, there ...

Researchers discover ruins of lost colonial tavern in North Carolina: Cache of artifacts is a “time capsule” of history

February 15, 2020 -

In 2018, an archaeology student from East Carolina University (ECU) poked around the area using ground-penetrating radar and found one structure, presumably one of the buildings burned by the British Army, that measured roughly 15 feet by 25 feet, and buried around five feet under the earth. The area is a historical site, so these kinds of ruined buildings aren't uncommon. However, what's fascinating about this case is that, according to records and historical maps of Brunswick ...

Mysterious new brain disease being investigated in Canada… symptoms include visual hallucinations and memory loss

April 01, 2021 -

In early March, Canadian officials began alerting doctors and provincial health officials in New Brunswick to tell them that federal health authorities were monitoring a cluster of 43 cases of neurological disease with an unknown cause. The first case was identified in 2015, but the number of people with the condition has risen sharply since, with 24 cases reported in 2020 and six so far in 2021. Five people have died due to complications as a result of the disease.

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Patients brought to Canadian hospitals by ambulance forced to wait hours for emergency care

November 11, 2021 -

Alberta Health Services Paramedic Don Sharpe recently spoke with RAIR Foundation USA to explain how hospitals there are regularly forcing patients in urgent need of care to wait for hospital admission. There are often several emergency patients waiting in hospital hallways for several hours at a time to get emergency treatment.

“But every day, you’ll see patients lined up in hallways of hospital emergency departments and with the paramedics because the hospital refuses ...

Canadian govt. accused of covering up adverse effects of glyphosate after firing top health official researching Monsanto herbicide

July 07, 2016 - Canadian govt. accused of covering up adverse effects of glyphosate after firing top health official researching Monsanto herbicide

Thursday, July 07, 2016 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writerTags: glyphosate report, New Brunswick, Dr. Eilish Cleary

If you question the safety of industry cash cows like glyphosate, prepare to be punished

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ABSURD: Maine constructing new luxurious apartments for illegal aliens using taxpayer money

January 17, 2024 -

The apartments, located in Brunswick and managed by the Maine State Housing Authority under the Biden Administration's Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development, are intended to serve as transitional housing for asylum seekers awaiting work permits.

According to the 2020 Census, Maine, with a median household income of $68,251, has 10.8 percent of its population living below the poverty level. The state is allocating resources to address this issue, ...

German police officers chase Tesla on autopilot, driver literally asleep

January 06, 2023 -

Officers of the Bavarian State Police (BSP) spotted the said Tesla driving along Autobahn 70 on Dec. 29. The vehicle was headed eastward to the town of Bayreuth from Bamberg, both located in Germany's Bavaria state. It was driving at a speed of about 70 miles per hour (mph), lower than the motorway's recommended maximum speed limit of 80 mph.

Police attempted to stop the Tesla, but the vehicle refused to pull over. Instead, the car traveled at a constant speed and "kept ...

Toronto demonstrators stand with China’s ‘white paper revolutionaries’ opposing never-ending COVID lockdowns

December 02, 2022 -

As reported by The Post Millennial, a group of protesters in Toronto are standing in alliance with the growing number of Chinese citizens being hurt by the Communist regime's "zero COVID" policies, which trigger the lockdowns of entire cities numbering in the millions.

The protesters gathered outside China's consulate in the city in pushback against the ChiComs who are led by President Xi Jinping:

The group, many holding blank pieces of paper which have become ...

Legacy of danger: DDT persistence in Canadian trout reveals long-term environmental neglect

April 23, 2025 -

A groundbreaking study led by researchers from Mount Allison University has uncovered alarming levels of the banned pesticide DDT in New Brunswick’s brook trout populations, decades after its last documented use. Examining fish, lake sediments and invertebrates in lakes treated with DDT between 1952 and 1968, scientists found residues of the toxic chemical at concentrations over ten times higher than Canada’s safety guidelines for wildlife. The ...