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Canada's public service is stuck in 'analog' and the world 'has moved on': Former clerk

Janice Charette said the federal service ‘underestimated’ ramp-up after COVID-19

Catharine Tunney· CBC News · Posted: Jun 24, 2023 5:00 AM ADT

Janice Charette gestures during a sit down interview.

Janice Charette served as clerk of the Privy Council for both prime ministers Stephen Harper and Justin Trudeau. (Jean-Francois Benoit/CBC )

The public service is not keeping pace with Canadians' needs in a digital world, says the woman who used to lead it.

"The public service is still working in what I would describe as kind of analog ways and the world has moved on," former clerk of the Privy Council Janice Charette, told Rosemary Barton Live in an interview airing Sunday.

"You can make a dinner reservation, you can book a cruise, you can move money in and out of your bank account, transfer between the two of us — it's remarkable the things you can do in a digital world and the public service, and our service delivery infrastructure has not kept up with that."

It's a gap that Charette said was on display when the public service couldn't deliver services such as passports once COVID-19 restrictions were lifted.

"In all humility, we know we have to do a better job there," she said.

Proud of initial pandemic response

Charette, who refers to her job as being "steward of one of the most important institutions in our democracy," retired Friday after nearly 40 years in the service, including stints as clerk for prime ministers Stephen Harper and Justin Trudeau.

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Reflecting on her tenure, Charette said she's proud of the way the public service jumped into action during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, spending billions to support people and businesses.

"One of the things I completely believe about public service is that in a crisis we can be magnificent," she said.

"Decisions had to move quickly, benefits had to move quickly … and the challenge is, how do you maintain that going forward?"

As the lockdowns lifted, services lagged and frustrations grew.

Outgoing clerk of the Privy Council Janice Charette speaks to CBC host Rosemary Barton. (Jean-Francois Benoit/CBC)

The government was put on the defensive last year when passport offices were overwhelmed by a surge of applications.

The immigration department was also caught on its back foot by demand. At one point last year more than 2.4 million applications were stuck waiting for processing.

"I think in the public service maybe we underestimated how quickly people were going to want to return to their lives, how quickly they were gonna want to travel and have their passports, and how quickly we were gonna start the immigration system, how much people were going to want to move," Charette said.

"This was not the best of times for the public service because we underestimated that ramp-up."

Charette defends outside contracts

Another issue for her successor, John Hannaford, will be how to handle procuring outside consultations.

The auditor general is reviewing the millions of dollars worth of contracts the federal government awarded to management consulting firm McKinsey & Company following news reports.

Charette said she believes there are times when it makes sense to bring in outside experts.

"The public service is not and never should be seen as a source of all knowledge," she said.

"There are many cases where, whether it's something which is a temporary need or a specialized kind of need, that we don't want to build it inside the public service. It's actually more economical and more efficient and maybe better for the public that we actually go out and get external expertise."

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Besides being the head of the public service, the clerk acts as the deputy minister to the prime minister and secretary to the cabinet.

"I have had the honour of sitting in the cabinet room for some of the most fascinating conversations about issues that really matter to Canadians," Charette told Barton.

That would have included the tense discussions in February 2022 around whether or not the government should invoke the Emergencies Act.

Didn't want to be 'intimidated' by Emergencies Act decision

As clerk, Charette recommended the government use the never-before-used law to clear anti-public health measure protests that had gridlocked downtown Ottawa for nearly a month.

That decision thrust her into the spotlight when she was later called to testify at the Public Order Emergency Commission last fall and defended her rationale.

While Commissioner Paul Rouleau ultimately ruled that the federal government met the threshold needed to invoke the Emergencies Act, the government's decision remains polarizing for many across the country.

WATCH | Charette defends advice at Emergencies Act inquiry

Clerk of the Privy Council discusses her advice to the prime minister about the Emergencies Act

1:11

Janice Charette told the Emergencies Act inquiry that there is a broader definition of a threat of violence than the one identified by CSIS, and it was this broader definition that led to her recommending the PM invoke the Emergencies Act.

Charette said she couldn't let the unprecedented use of the act scare her and other decision-makers away from using it if it was needed.

"I remember very much thinking we have never used this piece of legislation, so implicit in that is you're going to make history, but you also don't want to be intimidated by that either," she said.

"The public service is known for being risk-averse. You don't want to bring a bias, 'Oh my gosh, it's such a big thing. Oh, maybe we shouldn't do it.' Is it the right instrument at the right time with all the right protections around it?"

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Charette said many protesters had "totally legitimate questions."

"There's only so long you can kind of hold people back. Then there's like, OK, well, what about me? What about my interest in my family's interest?" she said.

"The concern for me was this other element that we saw creeping into it and it almost felt like there some taking advantage of what was a widespread protest, a widespread debate going on, by people who had a different point to make."

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David Amos

This was the big revelation for me today

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David Amos

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This was digital

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---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Au, Frank (MAG)"<Frank.Au@ontario.ca> Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2022 20:27:39 +0000 Subject: Automatic reply: Re Urgent Consultation To: David Amos <david.raymond.amos333@gmail.com> I am away on a secondment until Spring 2023, and do not have access to emails. If you require assistance, please call 416.326.4600 and ask for the Duty Crown. Thank you. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/public-order-emergency-commission-players-awol-1.6750507 As Emergencies Act report tabled, key witnesses have moved on Public Order Emergency Commission to release findings later today Alistair Steele · CBC News · Posted: Feb 17, 2023 5:00 AM AST \| Commissioner Paul Rouleau listens to counsel question a witness during hearings in Ottawa on Nov. 4, 2022. The commission will table its final report in Parliament later today. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press) As the Public Order Emergency Commission (POEC) prepares to release its highly anticipated report into last winter's convoy protests, many of the witnesses from the City of Ottawa and the Ottawa Police Service who testified last fall have either left or moved to new roles. On Thursday, the commission announced it would make its final report public later today after tabling it in Parliament. The Canadian Press reported the commission had requested, and been granted, an extension to the original Feb. 6 deadline for submitting its final report to the government. The deadline for tabling the report in Parliament — Feb. 20 — remained intact, however. That meant the commission's findings and recommendations had to be made public no later than Monday, the Family Day statutory holiday in Ontario. (The timeline set out by the Emergencies Act requires that the report be submitted to Parliament and released to the public within 360 days of the emergency declaration being revoked, which occurred on Feb. 23, 2022.) A politician at a desk, as seen from the middle of the audience. Former Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson testifies before the Public Order Emergency Commission on Oct. 18, 2022. Watson did not run for re-election. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press) Mayor, councillors gone The commission heard from 76 witnesses over six weeks of public testimony, from Oct. 14 until the prime minister's appearance on Nov. 25. Of those, seven were either elected officials or senior bureaucrats with the City of Ottawa, and five more were senior members of the Ottawa Police Service (OPS). None of the elected officials from the city who testified — former mayor Jim Watson, former councillor and police services board chair Diane Deans, and former councillors Mathieu Fleury and Catherine McKenney — remains in office. Of those, only McKenney ran for re-election last fall, but failed in their bid to become mayor. Of the other city officials who testified, only Kim Ayotte, Ottawa's general manager of emergency and protective services, remains in the same job. Former city manager Steve Kanellakos, who testified about his efforts to broker a deal between police and the protesters, resigned amid controversy on Nov. 28, just two days before the release of a damning report on Ottawa's troubled LRT project. Watson's former chief of staff Serge Arpin left with his boss, customary practice among political staffers. A police officer sits on a row of chairs. Deputy Chief Steve Bell, now chief administrative officer of the Ottawa Police Service, waits to appear before the Public Order Emergency Commission on Oct. 24, 2022. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press) All 5 OPS witnesses remain All five senior members of the Ottawa Police Service who testified before the commission last fall remain, though most have changed jobs. (This doesn't include former chief Peter Sloly, who resigned during the occupation of Ottawa by convoy protesters, and who had been out of policing for more than eight months by the time he testified before the commission in late October.) Steve Bell, who was named interim chief after Sloly's resignation, and who oversaw the eventual dispersal of the protest in Ottawa, is now a deputy chief and chief administrative officer of the OPS. At the time of the convoy's arrival in Ottawa, Bell was in charge of intelligence, information and investigation for the force. Patricia Ferguson, who testified to the deep "dysfunction" at the top of the OPS, and said the force was left "floundering" when protesters failed to leave the capital after the first weekend, remains acting deputy chief. Russell Lucas, an inspector with the police service's special events section during the protests, is currently an acting superintendent, according to an update provided by the OPS on Thursday. Supt. Robert Bernier, an inspector within the force's communications branch who was appointed event commander during the occupation, is also listed by the OPS as an acting superintendent. Supt. Robert Drummond, who was tasked with overseeing the police liaison team that negotiated with protest leaders and the public order unit that eventually helped end the occupation, also maintains that rank. (Drummond was in an acting role at the time of his testimony last fall.) Police clear an area of protesters near Parliament Hill. Police and protesters square off in front of Parliament Hill on Feb. 19, 2022. (Evan Mitsui/CBC) 'Multiple points of failure' In an email to CBC, Paul Champ, a lawyer who represented downtown residents and businesses during the Emergencies Act inquiry, noted the commission heard "extensive evidence of multiple points of failure" by both government officials and police. "Even though many of those responsible have left the stage, the POEC report will memorialize those mistakes and serve as a guide for public officials going forward. I would also like to see some apologies by the police, the city and the province, but that's probably asking too much," Champ wrote. He said he also hopes to see the report provide some guidance "about the oversight and direction the Ottawa Police Services Board can have over the Ottawa Police Service." Journalists covering the inquiry will be allowed to peruse an embargoed version of the report starting at 10 a.m. ET. The embargo will be lifted once the report is tabled in Parliament. Commissioner Paul Rouleau will also read a prepared statement, which will be streamed live on the commission's website, where the full report will be made available to the public. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Alistair Steele Writer and editor After spending more than a decade covering Ottawa city hall for CBC, Alistair Steele is now a feature writer and digital copy editor at cbc.ca/ottawa. CBC's Journalistic Standards and Practices

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June 24, 2023, 11:34 am

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Bell Media asks regulator to remove its obligations to local TV news

Company applies to CRTC to drop spending requirements, calling it 'regulatory relief'

CBC News · Posted: Jun 23, 2023 5:27 PM ADT

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In an application to the CRTC, Bell Media requests it drop requirements for spending on local news and on the number of hours per week that stations are required to broadcast 'locally reflective' news in major and smaller markets. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press)

Bell Media has asked the federal broadcast regulator to drop the spending requirements and dedicated airtime imposed on the company's local television news programming.

BCE's media arm says it wants the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to amend "certain conditions of licence" regarding its local English- and French-language TV stations, CTV and Noovo.

Bell Media calls it "regulatory relief" to counter online competition and help offset losses racked up in recent years.

"Unfortunately, Bell Media has been losing tens of millions alone in the production and delivery of local news," it said in a summary of the application posted Friday and filed on June 14 — the same day BCE announced it's cutting 1,300 positions, shutting or selling nine radio stations and closing two foreign bureaus.

"In the four-year period between 2016 and 2019, [Bell Media's] average annual news operating loss was $28.4 million," the company said.

BCE laying off 1,300 people, closing foreign news bureaus and 9 radio stations across Canada

It said that number increased to $40 million last year because of internet advertising that has captured a "massive share" of revenue from Canadian businesses.

Last week's layoffs included a six per cent cut at Bell Media.

Fewer hours for local news

The company wants the CRTC to waive requirements for the number of hours its TV stations must devote to local news each week.

Bell Media said the commission said in 2021 that the average number of hours Canadians spent watching traditional television services has decreased a total of 16.5 per cent since 2013.

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"Over the last decade, the operating environment for traditional, private Canadian broadcasters has changed dramatically," the company said.

"Whereas in the past, Canadians looked to domestic services for information and entertainment, they can now access a virtually unlimited array of DMBUs [digital media broadcasting undertakings] such as Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, and Apple+, most of which are foreign‑owned and controlled."

Bell said the CRTC's implementation of the Online Streaming Act (Bill C-11) has the potential to provide relief to media companies through compensation from online streaming giants, but it cannot afford to wait for outcome of the regulator's consultations on the legislation.

Union vows to fight for programming

Unifor, one of Canada's largest unions in the media sector, said it strongly opposes the application to eliminate the regulatory requirements.

"We will do everything in our power to ensure that Bell Media continues to live up to its legislated obligations to fund and create local news and programming," Unifor national president Lana Payne said in a statement.

"If approved, Bell Media's outrageous and misguided scheme would deprive the Canadian public of vital local news and programming, while putting hundreds of highly trained and professional journalists out of work," Payne added.

She said the union will be filing a formal response with the CRTC in the coming weeks.

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402 Comments

David Amos

The new CRTC Commissioner for Atlantic Canada knows me quite well so I found this a rather pleasant read at quitting time

Phil Trecc

Friday afternoon nice

Sterling Perron

Reply to Phil Trecc

Yep, almost beer-thirty!

David Amos

Reply to Phil Trecc

Enjoy

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Mr. Amos, I confirm that I have received your documentation. There is

no need to send us a hard copy. As you have said yourself, the

documentation is very voluminous and after 3 days, we are still in the

process of printing it. I have asked one of my lawyers to review it

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David Amos

Reply to Phil Trecc

FYI The new CRTC Commissioner for Atlantic Canada knows me quite well so I found this a rather pleasant read at quitting time

Troy Bodi

This is not how it works Bell. You want your monopoly. You have to give back.

Speaking of which, how about some rural internet?

William Murdoch

Reply to Troy Bodi

I thought that The PM promised rural internet years ago.

Troy Bodi

Reply to William Murdoch

Yeah, he promises lots of things. That's the easy part.

colin smith

Reply to Troy Bodi

Get Starlink, it's cheaper for rural and better than most rural offerings.

colin smith

Reply to William Murdoch

Which PM because I can think of 4 that did.

Chretien - this did get rid party lines and upgraded phone line so dial up would work

Martin - Promised was there but too short lived as PM

Harper - Budget $200 million for rural internet getting 200,000 rural home internet

Trudeau - Did a bit with Starlink by subsidizing rural prices

Seems election promise that keeps coming up. 3 out 4 did something but I think Martin has valid excuse for not doing anything.

Troy Bodi

Reply to colin smith

It does seem to be an option, but I don't give any money to Musk on principle.

William Murdoch

Reply to colin smith

Ain't it the truth.

David Amos

Reply to Troy Bodi

Methinks many folks would enjoy reading an email I got from the General Counsel of Bell Canada in 2004 N'esy Pas?

David Amos

Reply to colin smith

I got Starlink out of the gate and noticed that their hardware has got a lot cheaper since

Troy Bodi

Don't tell me about the $10 you lost in news production while you're sitting on 500 from your communications monopoly.

Art Rowe

Reply to Troy Bodi

Now here's a good one. quote""It said that number increased to $40 million last year because of internet advertising that has captured a "massive share" of revenue from Canadian businesses.""

OH, sort of like TV advertising captured a "massive share" of revenue from the print media back in the day?

Seems it was OK for you to do it but now it's not fair?

David Amos

Reply to Art Rowe

I wonder if anyone recalls what I said at the Dalton Camp Lecture in 2019

Jeremy Kemp

i9f it could Bell Media would shirk all of its obligations.

David Amos

Reply to Jeremy Kemp

Par for the course

Terry Spence

Oh dear, the ‘competition’ word. And they can’t wait for relief from the online streaming act. They had no problem accepting $122.9 million from the government for that much needed (wink wink) wage subsidy during COVID. They just want to try and squeak a few more bucks out before the new legislation kicks in, to get an extra boost.

David Amos

Reply to Terry Spence

Bingo

Mike Jones

Of those will be changed by the CRTC there will be more job losses and local stations shut down

Mike Jones

Reply to Mike Jones

If*

Gerry Wootton

Reply to Mike Jones

If you're poor, no google for you. If you do research at the public library, no google for you. I have a subscription to newspapers.com; many of those publications are no longer in business - where does my content charge money go? Is my favorite 'The Hockey Guy' going to get shafted - I envision the RCMP invading his home in the middle of the night and carting him off to jail.

David Amos

Reply to Gerry Wootton

The RCMP have falsely arrested me

colin smith

The lack of local news is why I don't bother watching news on these channels. It's local new that impacts me the most. New on TV is such a waste of time.

David Amos

Reply to colin smith

Yup Blogs and podcasts etc are the way to go in order to get to the truth

Charley Jarratt

It's fun watching Legacy Media sink into irrelevance.

David Amos

Reply to Charley Jarratt

I concur

Bob Nystrom

The cost of delivering fake local news is much cheaper than telling the truth. Thoughts, anyone?

David Amos

Reply to Bob Nystrom

C'est Vrai

Gerry Wootton

First question: who watches 'traditional TV'? Cords have been cut everywhere and it's been years since I've seen an over-the-air antenna; even satellite dishes are becoming obsolete. Streaming means a) seeing what you want when you want to watch it and b) having the option to see news content that isn't bundled with a lot of other content, most of which is of no interest. "So it turns out news content media aren't paid a dime" - well that's the fake news that the traditional news sources want us to believe ... but it isn't true: there are plenty of news focused streaming channels that are monetized, by the good old fashioned method of advertising as well as subscriptions. Traditional news sources can and do do the same but now they want to double dip by combining advertising revenue with a consumption tax; somehow, they've even been able to claim privilege over the many other streaming news broadcasters and publishers. They even want content indexers (aka search engines), who index content at a cost but no cost to them, to pay them a fee. If indexers are now required to pay a surtax on content, they should legitimately be able to pass that charge on to the consumer: imagine if google were no longer a free service and/or YouTube was accessible by subscription only and/or Roku which is built into many video devices would now require a paid subscription ... only in Canada you say!?

I wonder when in the old days of TV guide as a magazine and a newspaper section those publications paid TV networks a fee for the privilege? Will Canadians then also now be charged for access to news content from public broadcasters such as TVO?

Peter Griffin

Reply to Gerry Wootton

Obviously tons of people still watch traditional TV.

David Amos

Reply to Peter Griffin

I listen to CBC radio for entertainment

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Now that an appeals court has quashed approval for the $51.8 billion leveraged buyout of Bell Canada, siding with angry bondholders in a ruling, what’s next for the troubled telecommunications giant?

While the unanticipated decision may not be the final ruling on the buyout, the largest leveraged deal in history, it puts its future in legal jeopardy.

The New York Times noted that there is some hope in the investment community that Telus, the dominant telephone company in Western Canada, might make another attempt to acquire Bell if the private equity bid failed.

Telus looked at Bell last year but did not bid, apparently because of Bell’s reluctance to provide access to its internal financial data.

A purchase by Telus might also raise serious competition questions, particularly given that the government is now seeking to lure more operators into the wireless phone business, which is now split between Telus, Bell and Rogers Communications.

In any case, Bell Canada shares are likely to be hit when the market opens Thursday morning. An analyst with the Royal Bank of Canada wrote in a research note that the stock is “likely to trade down significantly.”

The speculation comes after a five-judge panel of the Quebec Court of Appeal found that Canada’s largest telecommunications company “never attempted to justify the fairness and reasonableness of an arrangement that results in a significant adverse economic impact on the debenture holders while at the same time it accords a substantial premium to the shareholders.”

Because the buyout is structured under Canadian law as a “plan of arrangement” it requires court as well as shareholder approval. The new ruling sets aside court approval that was granted in early March.

“Everyone was telling us we didn’t stand a chance of winning this case,” John L. Finnigan, one of the lawyers for the bondholders, told The Times. “Now the deal has been killed. This plan of arrangement cannot go through.”

Within minutes of the release of the decision early Wednesday evening, Bell said that it would appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada and suggested that it would extend the current June 30 closing date for the deal.

“The judgment overturning the Quebec Superior Court decision rewrites Canadian law relating to the duty of Canadian boards of directors to maximize value for shareholders in the context of a change-of-control transaction, as well as to the entitlements of bondholders,” Martine Turcotte, the company’s chief legal officer, said in a statement.

Mr. Finnigan disagreed with that assessment.

“The ruling is absolutely consistent with earlier supreme court rulings,” he told Teh times.

In an e-mail message, Deborah Allan, a spokeswoman for the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, which is leading the buyout group, said: “We’re reviewing the ruling and evaluating our options with respect to the bondholder claims. We remain committed to the transaction.”

Bell said that the closing date for the deal now depended on the supreme court’s willingness to hear the case and the timing of any hearing that could result.

The decision to take the company private disturbs bondholders because it will burden Bell with about 30 billion Canadian dollars in additional debt. That will most likely depress the price of current bonds because of concerns that a debt-laden Bell is a riskier investment.

In its decision, the appeal court noted that before agreeing to the buyout, Bell executives, including Michael J. Sabia, the president and chief executive, emphasized the company’s interest in maintaining a high credit rating.

Other recent developments have also raised questions about the deal’s viability. Last week a consortium of banks providing financing for the deal proposed substantial alterations to the terms of their loans to the purchasers, who also include Providence Equity Partners, Madison Dearborn Partners and Merrill Lynch Global Private Equity and the Toronto-Dominion bank, according to The Times.

The sweeping revisions sought by the banks, led by Citigroup, suggested to some investors and analysts that the banks were trying to escape the lending commitments, which they made last June, before the start of the current turmoil in credit markets.

The legal turmoil surrounding the case, if it continues for any extended period of time, might provide the bankers with at least an argument for walking away. Under the sale terms, Bell is required to resolve all regulatory issues and do its best to wind up litigation related to the purchase.

“I’ve probably got a lot of best friends I don’t know at Citigroup now,” Mr. Finnigan told The Times.

The widespread expectation among legal specialists in Canada had been that the appeal court would follow the trial judge’s lead and dismiss the bondholders’ complaint.

Shortly before the decision was released, Lionel David Smith, a professor specializing in commercial law at McGill University in Montreal, described the bondholders’ case as “an uphill battle.”

It is not clear if the supreme court will hear Bell’s appeal. Professor Smith told The Times that some of the bondholders’ case was based on a legal concept known as oppression that is relatively untested by the high court in Canada.

Oppression cases have usually involved disputes between owners or shareholders of relatively small companies or partnerships, he told The Times, and involved actions that, while legal, were outside of the partners’ or owners’ private understandings. The appeals court did not address the oppression arguments directly.

While Professor Smith said that it was quite possible that the supreme court would hear the case, that is not likely to happen before the deal’s deadline date.

Bell shares have been trading below the takeover price of 42.75 Canadian dollars.

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School year wraps up with bitterness and uncertainty among teachers

Teachers still don't have collective agreement, feel pitted against parents in gender-identity debate

Hadeel Ibrahim· CBC News · Posted: Jun 26, 2023 7:00 AM ADT

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Connie Keating of the New Brunswick Teachers’ Association says teachers have been painted on the opposite side of parents on the issue of gender identity, when they both are partners in maintaining a child's well being. (CBC)

The New Brunswick school year is wrapping up this week with uncertainty concerning changes to Policy 713.

Gender-identity policy changes come into effect on July 1 and teachers still don't know if they'll be forced to say no to a child's request to informally use a different name and pronoun without parental consent.

They also don't know whether they'll face consequences if they do use a child's chosen pronoun, and they still don't have a collective agreement.

On top of that, some district education councils have adopted differing policies. Anglophone South and East passed policy amendments mandating school staff respect all students' informal chosen names and pronouns, regardless of parental consent or age. Official name and pronoun changes for kids under 16 have always required parental signoff, even before the review.

Man in suit, reflected in camera viewfinder in foreground New Brunswick's Minister of Education Bill Hogan introduced controversial changes to Policy 713 earlier this month. (Radio-Canada)

Connie Keating, the president of the New Brunswick Teachers Association, said the union's relationship with this government has been "bitter."

"It's unsettling. We don't know where we're going to be come fall," she told Information Morning Fredericton.

"Over the summer, will we be able to get a collective agreement? Will we find ourselves on the picket line? Those are not the questions we want to be asking. We really want to be focused on student learning."

Keating declined to explain the sticking points in contract negotiations because they're now in the middle of a conciliation process with mediators. She said the union and the employer submitted briefs to a conciliation board, which is expected to deliver a report in mid-July.

2 education council policies differ from province's

Earlier this month, Education Minister Bill Hogan announced changes to Policy 713, which outlines basic protections for LGBTQ students.

Hogan said one of the changes effectively bans teachers and staff from using a child under 16's chosen name and pronoun informally, unless the child gets parental consent first. And if the child doesn't want to address this with parents, they're to be "directed" to a school psychologist or social worker to come up with a plan to speak to their parents.

The union representing those mental health professionals has filed a grievance over these policy changes, saying the policy is not clear and it makes them complicit in harming children.

The New Brunswick Association of School Psychologists said denying a child's right to identity is against the New Brunswick Human Rights Act, and it also causes psychological harm.

Non-existent school psychologists given key role in New Brunswick gender-identity policy

5 questions answered about the LGBTQ school policy debate

Minister Hogan previously said the changes were made to maintain the parents' right to know. He said if a child requests an informal pronoun change from their teacher, and declines to include their parents, using that pronoun is tantamount to "keeping secrets." He said teachers shouldn't be keeping parents in the dark.

Keating said the narrative around these policy changes has harmed the relationship between parents and teachers.

"We feel that it's tried to paint teachers and parents on opposite sides of the issue. And not only has it done that, there seems to have been a conscious effort to undermine the trust that teachers hold with their students," she said.

"Parents and teachers, we are partners and children's education and their well-being, and this is not where we should be."

A man wearing glasses and a plaid shirt Rob Fowler, for chair of the Anglophone South District Education Council, says the DEC policies are stronger, better protect children. (Hadeel Ibrahim/CBC)

The people involved in creating this policy, including district education councils and and mental health experts, say the intention of the policy is to provide a safe space for students to be themselves without fear. Not all parents are supportive, and children should be able to trust that they won't be reported to parents if they confide in a teacher.

Rob Fowler, who was the chair of Anglophone South education council for years, said the goal is to protect children above all else. He said he knew of a student who was engaged with school work but started to change, became sullen and his marks went down.

"He said, 'Well I came out to my parents, they threw me out of the house, so I'm living in a park.' That's the child we're trying to protect," Fowler told Shift N.B.

"We shouldn't be outing kids who by very nature are not feeling comfortable enough to tell their parents but they have found a safe place in the school."

Information Morning - Fredericton 6:28

School year wraps up

As the school year draws to a close, teachers are feeling a lot of uncertainty heading into the summer vacation. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to NBTA president Connie Keating.

Fowler said the local policies passed by the district education councils are stronger, and typically, district staff follow the stronger policy.

"I hope that teachers and staff will follow that," he said.

The Anglophone West council is expected to meet in a few weeks to decide whether to follow suit. Francophone Nord-Ouest said it has no plans to change Policy 713. The remaining education councils did not respond to CBC's request for information.

An opposition motion passed in legislature mandating that child and youth advocate Kelly Lamrock review the changes to Policy 713. He's expected to make recommendations on Aug. 15, but nothing he recommends will be binding.

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Hadeel Ibrahim

Hadeel Ibrahim is a reporter with CBC New Brunswick based in Saint John. She reports in English and Arabic. Email: hadeel.ibrahim@cbc.ca.

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169 Comments

David Amos

Methinks the New Brunswick Teachers’ Association can cry quite a river N'esy Pas?

William Murdoch

Can TAs draw EI in the summer?

David Amos

Reply to William Murdoch

Who cares?

Bill Green

Polling has been showing that Higgs, Hogan, et al. will not be very happy this fall after the snap election.

The time for Higgs and his mistreatment of educators and other essential workers is coming to an end. Bye, bye, Blaine!

David Amos

Reply to Bill Green

The Fat Lady ain't sung yet

Lorelei Stott

focus on math, reading and writing .... and don't get involved in the rest.... enjoy your summer , if we ever find some sunshine

David Amos

Reply to Lorelei Stott

I concur

Kristina Maguire

I get so frustrated reading anything regarding public opinion on teachers. Having done this job for 25+ years, the lack of support from government and the public around what we do is such a sign of the times. Yes, many colleagues are deciding to change professions or opting for early retirement. This is the sad reality. No, it is not just based on one policy being altered, but a lack of overall trust and respect that not only are the children's needs being met, but parents' role is being respected and those parent/teacher relationships are seen as a necessity to fully support the child. What the public does not understand is the dire situations some of these children experience every day, with home lives that are abusive or neglectful. The amount of children coming to school malnourished or with other obvious signs of abuse is nothing short of a crisis. It is the teachers, administration and support staff that deal with these situations, (from what I have experienced) with empathy and care. The role of the teacher has changed. We can't deny this. With this, the burn out levels are also undeniable. And to continue to belittle the profession publicly might make some people who hate their jobs, or hate that they have to work in the summers feel better about themselves. I guess if the government doesn't recognize the worth or have respect for the profession, it only makes sense that the public will follow suit.

Kevin MacDonald

Reply to Kristina Maguire

Decertify from the union and you will be better liked. You can't have it both ways with the public. sorry.

Dennis Atchison

Reply to Kevin MacDonald

Then you do not understand the work and role of the union, and you do not understand how the media "report" on unions.

Art McCarthy

Reply to Kristina Maguire

I don't see any "both ways" in this discussion. Parents see teachers as a homogenous group; union affiliation has nothing to do with it.

And why would any teacher consider severing from a mechanism with some ability to assist, when the gov't has hinted at punitive measures against any teacher who fails to strictly follow the updated policy?

It boggles the mind...

Michael Cain

Reply to Kevin MacDonald

The union gets Joe public better deals in the private sector.

David Amos

Reply to Dennis Atchison

Please enlighten us

Akimbo Alogo

Reply to Kristina Maguire

Teaching used to be a respectable profession. Unions ruined that and protected the do-nothings. There are good and bad in every profession. Unions make sure the bad ones remain employed. Just teach...dont parent. No one in interested in your philosophy....just do the job.

Don Corey

I wonder just how much Keating herself is actually responsible for the “bitter” (her word) relationship.

William Murdoch

Reply to Don Corey

Ouch

David Amos

Reply to Don Corey

Ditto

Akimbo Alogo

Reply to Don Corey

Exactly. Again, nothing speaks to friendship and cooperation like a big yellow fist, eh? (Nurses, Teachers, et cetera) Unions are the real root of the problems. Taken over education, healthcare and are now reeling in the social work world. Just this morning they're doing damage control, covering up for those whose subpar performance has allowed horrible things to transpire in NB. Thanks unions.

Sindi Roma

Jobs come with challenges. If that's news to the teachers, then they need a reality check. Sheesh!

William Murdoch

Reply to Sindi Roma

Pushing hard to displace Nurses?

David Amos

Reply to William Murdoch

No need to

Matt Steele

It is really all a moot point anyways . Premier Higgs is doing a Cabinet shuffle as I type this ; and there will probably be an election this fall which will be a deciding factor on policy 713 ; as all N.B.ers will get a chance to cast their opinion at the ballot box .

Kyle Woodman

Reply to Matt Steele

You are wrong.

Pete Parent

Reply to Matt Steele

You dont know that. You throw thing out there like they were facts.Being opinionated is not the same as being informed.

David Amos

Reply to Pete Parent

I agree

Akimbo Alogo

Reply to Matt Steele

And Higgs will be right back in as premier and the rest will be whinging. Blaming all problems on the govt.

Rhys Philbin

This topic has run its course.

Enough already.

Colin Seeley

Reply to Rhys Philbin

Enough will happen when he resigns and apologizes to Don Darling.

Inger Nielsen

Reply to Rhys Philbin

why enough already so higgs can think all is well fine and dandy, this is far from over

Don Corey

Reply to Rhys Philbin

The agenda to keep the attack on Higgs going full blast is blatantly obvious.

David Amos

Reply to Rhys Philbin

I already told ya they are far from done

Les Cooper

Call them by their legal name. End of story

Rhys Philbin

Reply to Les Cooper

Amen

John Montgomery

Reply to Les Cooper

Even if they are traumatized by it?

Ben Haroldson

Reply to Les Cooper

Give em a number, like the rest of us.....

Rachel Woods

Reply to Les Cooper

Not respecting a person’s chosen name and pronoun is a human rights violation

Gregory Pittaway

Reply to Les Cooper

Lester, where ya at?

David Amos

Reply to Ben Haroldson

They canceled my number

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Hey Higgy Howcome Cardy Baby didn't apply the same reasoning to vaccinations???

Please allow me to Introduce Mindless Dominic Cardy and Puffin

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David,

I thought you would enjoy this video, wherein Puffin expresses her feelings about the renegotiation of NAFTA and the underlying unfairness of the global trading regime. This was originally filmed using Hamish as the actor but we had complaints from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Australians.

Sincerely,

Dominic

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David Amos

Methinks Mindless Dominic Cardy is fast wearig out his welcome as a conservative cabinet minister I have no doubt he will end up like the Dodo Bird in short order N'esy Pas?

http://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.com/2023/05/higgs-faces-growing-dissent-from.html

Thursday, 25 May 2023

Higgs faces growing dissent from cabinet on LGBTQ policy review

"Ministers who can't publicly support a government policy or decision would normally be expected to resign, Wright said.

"But Higgs will be feeling the heat," he added. "Politically, it's never good to lose or fire a cabinet minister. And he certainly doesn't want to precipitate a caucus revolt."

Former education minister Dominic Cardy, who quit last fall over proposed changes to French immersion, says there are plenty of reasons why ministers are reluctant to resign.

"You lose a very large chunk of your salary, you lose access to a government car, different benefits," he said.

"But in the end, what's the point of this job? The point of being an elected official is to serve the people of the province."

A wave of departures could either force Higgs back to the more moderate style he adopted early in his term or push him out, Cardy said."

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From: Póstur FOR postur@for.is
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2017 15:43:30 +0000
Subject: Re: Yo Chucky Leblanc perhaps your pal David Coon should tell Moe and Larry that the coast is clear at the legislature for Curly on Tuesday because he let a wild cat out of the bag today
To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com

---------- Original message ----------
From: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2017 11:39:25 -0400
Subject: Yo Chucky Leblanc perhaps your pal David Coon should tell Moe and Larry that the coast is clear at the legislature for Curly on Tuesday because he let a wild cat out of the bag today
To: oldmaison@yahoo.com, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca, andre andre@jafaust.com, jbosnitch@gmail.com, briangallant10@gmail.com, brian.gallant@gnb.ca, blaine.higgs@gnb.ca, David.Coon@gnb.ca, Dominic.Cardy@gnb.ca, serge.rousselle@gnb.ca, david.eidt@gnb.ca, hugh.flemming@gnb.ca, BrianThomasMacdonald@gmail.com, carl.urquhart@gnb.ca, carl.davies@gnb.ca, Jacques.Poitras@cbc.ca, darrow.macintyre@cbc.ca, jeremy.keefe@globalnews.ca, nmoore@bellmedia.ca, macpherson.don@dailygleaner.com, mcu@justice.gc.ca, jan.jensen@justice.gc.ca, bill.pentney@justice.gc.ca, jfurey@nbpower.com, wharrison@nbpower.com, Gerald.Butts@pmo-cpm.gc.ca, Bill.Morneau@canada.ca, John@patersonclan.net, Field Mcconnell fieldmcc@yahoo.com, hawks_cafe@yahoo.com, birgittaj@althingi.is, postur@for.is, postur@for.stjr.is
Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com, duncan.gallant@gnb.ca, diane.mercier-allain@gnb.ca, Stephen.Horsman@gnb.ca, Tim.RICHARDSON@gnb.ca, Liliana.Longo@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, Larry.Tremblay@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, martin.gaudet@fredericton.ca, Leanne.Fitch@fredericton.ca,
Gilles.Cote@rcmp-grc.gc.ca

Clearly Curly Tweeted something interesting about YOU just now too bad
so sad you and your buddies have been blocking him for years EH Chucky
Baby?

https://twitter.com/DavidRayAmos/status/921398664643465217

David Raymond Amos‏ @DavidRayAmos
Replying to @DavidRayAmos @Wikileaks_ and

Methinks the greedy little LIEbranos are having a very bad year in NB
too N'esy Pas? http://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.ca/2017/10/whereas-everything-in-his-idea-of.html
… #nbpoli

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/political-panel-david-hay-severance-1.4362779

Whereas YOU can go to legislature with your video camera running so
can any stooge who has been illegally barred by your evil ex RCMP butt
buddy Danny Boy Bussieres N'esy Pas Chucky "Crybaby" Leblanc?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RxNIDSU2Vo

New New Brunswick Lieutenant Governor Jocelyne Roy-Vienneau after her
first role.
Charles Leblanc
Published on Oct 24, 2014

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbS_j0QhUqk

New Brunswick Lieutenant-Governor Jocelyne Roy Vienneau inspect the
Canadian Army
Charles Leblanc
Published on Dec 1, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYEpDoxVEHM

New Brunswick Lieutenant Governor Jocelyne Roy-Vienneau is about
Fredericton Men Shelter!
Charles Leblanc
Published on Jun 28, 2016

At least Crybaby Leblanc cannot deny that he watched Curly talking
about YOU in Federal Court in Fat Fred City on May 24th, EH Danny Boy
Bussieres?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BU3kcK6RdL8

David Amos Federal Court Date is today at 2:00pm at the Federal Building!!!
Charles Leblanc
Published on May 23, 2017

---------- Original message ----------
From: "Bussières, Dan (LEG)" Dan.Bussieres@gnb.ca
Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2012 15:47:49 -0400
Subject: RE: I just called all three of your offices
To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com

Oui je vois

-----Original Message-----
From: David Amos mailto:motomaniac333@gmail.com
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2012 3:17 PM
To: Conflict of Interest Commissioner Office (COI); Bussières, Dan
(LEG); oldmaison; danny.copp
Cc: David Amos; Police Commission / Commission de police;
Jacques.Poitras; terry.seguin; acampbell; mclaughlin.heather
Subject: Fwd: I just called all three of your offices

http://www.gnb.ca/legis/conflict/investigations/inv092801-e.asp

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2012 14:58:49 -0400
Subject: I just called all three of your offices
To: nbombud@gnb.ca, oldmaison@yahoo.com, law@stevenfoulds.ca, police@fredericton.ca
Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com, premier@gnb.ca, marie-claude.blais@gnb.ca,
sallybrooks25@yahoo.ca, evelyngreene@live.ca, andre@jafaust.com, andremurraynow@gmail.com

Here some of the documents I promised to send for your review

http://charlesotherpersonality.blogspot.ca/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKOl5Uyl0_0

New Brunswick Lieutenant Governor Jocelyne Roy-Vienneau closes Legislature!!!
Charles Leblanc
Published on Jul 8, 2016

THE THREE STOOGES: Disorder in the Court (1936)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E33qzW4Qvr8

http://www.threestooges.com/cast/

http://www1.gnb.ca/legis/calendar/index-e.asp?m_year=2017&m_month=10&m_day=24&hday=TUE

The Third Session of the
58th Legislative Assembly will reconvene on
Tuesday, October 24, 2017 at 11 a.m.
for the purpose of proroguing.

Pursuant to a proclamation of
the Lieutenant-Governor,
the Fourth Session of the
58th Legislative Assembly
will formally open on
Tuesday, October 24, 2017 at 1 p.m.

http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/news/news_release.2016.10.0999.html

Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick
Legislative calendar released for 2016-17

19 October 2016

FREDERICTON (GNB) – The provincial government has laid out its
proposed legislative calendar for the third session of the legislative
assembly, which is expected to run from November 2016 to November
2017.

“We have brought forward rule changes to modernize proceedings,
similar to how our neighbouring provinces conduct legislative
business,” said Government House Leader Rick Doucet. “Last year, for
the first time in New Brunswick, we published a legislative calendar
to provide predictability for MLAs, media and the public. We are doing
so again this year, and will go a step further by asking the
legislature to formally adopt the calendar.”

The government will propose a motion early in the session to adopt its
proposed sitting calendar. This is in response to best practices in
several other provinces and to a recommendation by the Green Party.

“I am glad to see the government is committed to having the
legislative assembly adopt a fixed calendar for its work,” said David
Coon, leader of the Green Party of New Brunswick. “I look forward to
working together over the coming months as we continue to build a
stronger, more effective legislature where all parties work more
collaboratively.”

The proposed legislative calendar is as follows, by week or month:

•House: Nov. 2, 8 and 15; Dec. 6 and 13; Jan. 31; Feb. 7; March 14, 21
and 28; April 25 and May 2.
•Committee: Nov. 22; Jan. 17; Feb. 14, 21 and 28; April 11 and 18;
Sept. 26; Oct. 3 and 10.
•Constituency: Nov. 29; Dec. 20 and 27; Jan. 3, 10 and 24; April 4;
May 9, 16, 23 and 30; full months of July and August; Sept. 5, 12 and
19.
•March break: March 7.
Additionally, in respect of the right of opposition parties to prolong
debate on legislation, the government has set aside the following
weeks for supplementary sittings, if required. This is similar to the
longstanding federal practice in Ottawa:

•Supplementary committee weeks: June 6 and 13.
•Supplementary house weeks: June 20 and 27.

Duncan Gallant, communications, Office of Government Members,
506-478-8169,duncan.gallant@gnb.ca

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2017 09:29:03 -0400
Subject: YO Dominic.Cardy if I had two aardvarks I would lend the
other one to Patrick Brown's asistant the dude I was just talking to
To: patrick.brown@pc.ola.org, premier@ontario.ca, Hamish.Wright@gnb.ca, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca, oldmaison@yahoo.com, David.Coon@gnb.ca,
blaine.higgs@gnb.ca, Dominic.Cardy@gnb.ca, brian.gallant@gnb.ca,
Davidc.Coon@gmail.com, briangallant10@gmail.com, BrianThomasMacdonald@gmail.com, carl.urquhart@gnb.ca, Stephen.Horsman@gnb.ca, andre@jafaust.com, COCMoncton@gmail.com,
upriverwatch Liliana.Longo@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, pm@pm.gc.ca,
hon.ralph.goodale@canada.ca, Bill.Morneau@canada.ca, info@gg.ca, premier@gnb.ca, Gilles.Blinn@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, Gilles.Moreau@forces.gc.ca, Gilles.cote@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, Daniel.Nowlan@rcpm-grc.gc.ca, Larry.Tremblay@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, bill.pentney@justice.gc.ca
Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com, diane.mercier-allain@gnb.ca, Jacques.Poitras@cbc.ca, darrow.macintyre@cbc.ca, jeremy.keefe@globalnews.ca, nmoore@bellmedia.ca, macpherson.don@dailygleaner.com

Patrick Brown
Queen's Park
Room 381, Main Legislative Building, Queen's Park
Toronto, Ontario M7A 1A8
Tel 416-325-0445
patrick.brown@pc.ola.org

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Cardy, Dominic (LEG)" Dominic.Cardy@gnb.ca
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2017 12:22:10 +0000
Subject: RE: YO Danny Boy Bussieres Your blogging buddy Chucky claims
you have been replaced by Staff Sgt. Major Gilles Côté True or False?
To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com, "Wright, Hamish (LEG)"
Hamish.Wright@gnb.ca

Mr. Amos,

If you had two aardvarks would you let me borrow one? Or maybe both of
them, just for a day, if I feed them? Let me know.

Sincerely,

Dominic Cardy

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "MinFinance / FinanceMin (FIN)" fin.minfinance-financemin.fin@canada.ca
Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2017 13:35:18 +0000
Subject: RE: YO Danny Boy Bussieres Your blogging buddy Chucky claims
you have been replaced by Staff Sgt. Major Gilles Côté True or False?
To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com

The Department of Finance acknowledges receipt of your electronic
correspondence. Please be assured that we appreciate receiving your
comments.

Le ministère des Finances accuse réception de votre correspondance
électronique. Soyez assuré(e) que nous apprécions recevoir vos
commentaires.

On 10/9/17, David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com wrote:

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJnijhEognw
>
> Former R.C.M.P. Sgt Gilles Cote is the new Sergeant-at-Arms of the New
> Brunswick Legislature!!!
> Charles Leblanc
> Published on Oct 9, 2017
>
> http://www.specialolympics.ca/donate/law-enforcement-torch-runr
>
> Gilles Cote
> Co-Director, RCMP “J” Division
> Gilles.cote@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
>
> Daniel Nowlan
> District Commander NE RCMP "J" Division
> Daniel.Nowlan@rcpm-grc.gc.ca
>
>
> http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/about-ausujet/organi-eng.htm
>
> http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/moncton-mounties-funeral-what-happened-here-is-an-outrage-stephen-harper-says-1.2670491
>
>
> Moncton Mounties' funeral: 'What happened here is an outrage,' Stephen
> Harper says
> Thousands of RCMP officers and police officials from across the
> country attend regimental funeral
> CBC News Posted: Jun 10, 2014 8:25 AM AT
>
> "Gov.-Gen. David Johnston was also in attendance to pay respects to
> the families of constables Gevaudan, Ross and Larche.
>
> Staff Sgt. Major Gilles Côté, who co-ordinated the funeral, said an
> estimated 7,000 RCMP officers and first responders are in Moncton for
> the service.
>
> He said his goal was to honour the slain officers "in the best way we
> can as an organization."
>
> In all, seven planes loaded with police officers from across Canada
> and the United States flew into Moncton on Tuesday morning. Law
> enforcement officers from other countries, such as Great Britain, are
> also at the funeral.
>
> The city has organized 10 remote viewing sites around Moncton so
> people could mourn together."
>

>
> --------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: "Gallant, Premier Brian (PO/CPM)" Brian.Gallant@gnb.ca
> Date: Sun, 14 May 2017 18:34:10 +0000
> Subject: RE: Attn Michael Comeau Federal Court File No T-1557-15
> Please see attached file for you to review before May 24th
> To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
>
> Thank you for writing to the Premier of New Brunswick. Please be
> assured that your email will be reviewed.
>
> If this is a media request, please forward your email to
> media-medias@gnb.ca mailto:media-medias@gnb.ca. Thank you!
>
> *************************************
>
> Nous vous remercions d’avoir communiqué avec le premier ministre du
> Nouveau-Brunswick. Soyez assuré(e) que votre courriel sera examiné.
>
> Si ceci est une demande médiatique, prière de la transmettre à
> media-medias@gnb.ca. Merci!
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
> Date: Thu, 25 May 2017 13:58:50 -0400
> Subject: Fwd: Here ya go folks please enjoy the hearing today in
> Federal Court and the notes I read from as I argued the Queen's sneaky
> little minions who think they are above the law and the rest of us as
> well
> To: blaine.higgs@gnb.ca, Dominic.Cardy@gnb.ca, bruce.northrup@gnb.ca,
> hugh.flemming@gnb.ca, BrianThomasMacdonald@gmail.com,
> carl.davies@gnb.ca, carl.urquhart@gnb.ca, Jacques.Poitras@cbc.ca,
> Paul.Lynch@edmontonpolice.ca, Paul.Collister@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> Paul.Harpelle@gnb.ca, peacock.kurt@telegraphjournal.com,
> news@kingscorecord.com, sfine@globeandmail.com,
> newsroom@globeandmail.ca, nick.brown@gnb.ca,
> nick.moore@bellmedia.ca, dan.bussieres@gnb.ca, Tim.RICHARDSON@gnb.ca, > randy.mckeen@gnb.ca, premier@gnb.ca, brian.gallant@gnb.ca,
> PREMIER@gov.ns.ca, premier@gov.ab.ca, brian.hodgson@assembly.ab.ca,
> premier@gov.bc.ca, suzanne.anton.mla@leg.bc.ca,
> serge.rousselle@gnb.ca, david.eidt@gnb.ca, brian@brianruhe.ca,
> paul@paulfromm.com, sunrayzulu@shaw.ca, patrick_doran1@hotmail.com,
> cps@calgarypolice.ca, theresa.may.mp@parliament.uk, themayor@calgary.ca,
> sylvie.gadoury@radio-canada.ca, ht.lacroix@cbc.ca, steve.murphy@ctv.ca,
> don.marshall@edmonton.ca, don.iveson@edmonton.ca
> Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com, brian@murphygroup.ca,
> david@lutz.nb.ca, michael.comeau@gnb.ca
>
> May 24th
>
> https://archive.org/details/May24thHoedown
>
> April 3rd
>
> https://archive.org/details/April32017JusticeLeblancHearing
>
> ---------- Original message ----------
> From: NATALIA OLIVEIRA JOHNSTON natalia.johnston@cbc.ca
> Date: Wed, 24 May 2017 17:13:10 -0700
> Subject: Out of office Re: Here ya go folks please enjoy the hearing
> today in Federal Court and the notes I read from as I argued the
> Queen's sneaky little minions who think they are above the law and the
> rest of us as well
> To: motomaniac333@gmail.com
>
> Please note that I'm on annual leave and will return on May 29.
>
> If your matter is urgent, please contact the reception line at
> 416-205-3216.
>
> --
> *Natalia Johnston*
> Legal Assistant
> to Dustin Milligan, Katarina Germani and Azim Remani
>
> Tel. (416) 205-2306
> Fax (416) 205-2723
>
>
> ---------- Original message ----------
> From: "MinFinance / FinanceMin (FIN)"
> fin.minfinance-financemin.fin@canada.ca
> Date: Thu, 25 May 2017 00:14:35 +000
> Subject: RE: Here ya go folks please enjoy the hearing today in
> Federal Court and the notes I read from as I argued the Queen's sneaky
> little minions who think they are above the law and the rest of us as well
> To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
>
> The Department of Finance acknowledges receipt of your electronic
> correspondence. Please be assured that we appreciate receiving your
> comments.
>
> Le ministère des Finances accuse réception de votre correspondance
> électronique. Soyez assuré(e) que nous apprécions recevoir vos
> commentaires.
>
>
>
> ---------- Original message ----------
> From: Póstur FOR postur@for.is
> Date: Thu, 25 May 2017 00:15:21 +0000
> Subject: Re: Here ya go folks please enjoy the hearing today in
> Federal Court and the notes I read from as I argued the Queen's sneaky
> little minions who think they are above the law and the rest of us as
> well
> To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
>
> Erindi þitt hefur verið móttekið / Your request has been received
>
> Kveðja / Best regards
> Forsætisráðuneytið / Prime Minister's Office
>
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
> Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2017 09:32:09 -0400
> Subject: Attn Integrity Commissioner Alexandre Deschênes, Q.C.,
> To: coi@gnb.ca
> Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com
>
> Good Day Sir
>
> After I heard you speak on CBC I called your office again and managed
> to speak to one of your staff for the first time
>
> Please find attached the documents I promised to send to the lady who
> answered the phone this morning. Please notice that not after the Sgt
> at Arms took the documents destined to your office his pal Tanker
> Malley barred me in writing with an "English" only document.
>
> These are the hearings and the dockets in Federal Court that I
> suggested that you study closely.
>
> This is the docket in Federal Court
>
> http://cas-cdc-www02.cas-satj.gc.ca/IndexingQueries/infp_RE_info_e.php?court_no=T-1557-15&select_court=T
>
> These are digital recordings of the last three hearings
>
> Dec 14th https://archive.org/details/BahHumbug
>
> January 11th, 2016 https://archive.org/details/Jan11th2015
>
> April 3rd, 2017
>
> https://archive.org/details/April32017JusticeLeblancHearing
>
>
> This is the docket in the Federal Court of Appeal
>
> http://cas-cdc-www02.cas-satj.gc.ca/IndexingQueries/infp_RE_info_e.php?court_no=A-48-16&select_court=All
>
>
> The only hearing thus far
>
> May 24th, 2017
>
> https://archive.org/details/May24thHoedown
>
>
> This Judge understnds the meaning of the word Integrity
>
> Date: 20151223
>
> Docket: T-1557-15
>
> Fredericton, New Brunswick, December 23, 2015
>
> PRESENT:        The Honourable Mr. Justice Bell
>
> BETWEEN:
>
> DAVID RAYMOND AMOS
>
> Plaintiff
>
> and
>
> HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
>
> Defendant
>
> ORDER
>
> (Delivered orally from the Bench in Fredericton, New Brunswick, on
> December 14, 2015)
>
> The Plaintiff seeks an appeal de novo, by way of motion pursuant to
> the Federal Courts Rules (SOR/98-106), from an Order made on November
> 12, 2015, in which Prothonotary Morneau struck the Statement of Claim
> in its entirety.
>
> At the outset of the hearing, the Plaintiff brought to my attention a
> letter dated September 10, 2004, which he sent to me, in my then
> capacity as Past President of the New Brunswick Branch of the Canadian
> Bar Association, and the then President of the Branch, Kathleen Quigg,
> (now a Justice of the New Brunswick Court of Appeal). In that letter
> he stated:
>
> As for your past President, Mr. Bell, may I suggest that you check the
> work of Frank McKenna before I sue your entire law firm including you.
> You are your brother’s keeper.
>
> Frank McKenna is the former Premier of New Brunswick and a former
> colleague of mine at the law firm of McInnes Cooper. In addition to
> expressing an intention to sue me, the Plaintiff refers to a number of
> people in his Motion Record who he appears to contend may be witnesses
> or potential parties to be added. Those individuals who are known to
> me personally, include, but are not limited to the former Prime
> Minister of Canada, The Right Honourable Stephen Harper; former
> Attorney General of Canada and now a Justice of the Manitoba Court of
> Queen’s Bench, Vic Toews; former member of Parliament Rob Moore;
> former Director of Policing Services, the late Grant Garneau; former
> Chief of the Fredericton Police Force, Barry McKnight; former Staff
> Sergeant Danny Copp; my former colleagues on the New Brunswick Court
> of Appeal, Justices Bradley V. Green and Kathleen Quigg, and, retired
> Assistant Commissioner Wayne Lang of the Royal Canadian Mounted
> Police.
>
> In the circumstances, given the threat in 2004 to sue me in my
> personal capacity and my past and present relationship with many
> potential witnesses and/or potential parties to the litigation, I am
> of the view there would be a reasonable apprehension of bias should I
> hear this motion. See Justice de Grandpré’s dissenting judgment in
> Committee for Justice and Liberty et al v National Energy Board et al,
> [1978] 1 SCR 369 at p 394 for the applicable test regarding
> allegations of bias. In the circumstances, although neither party has
> requested I recuse myself, I consider it appropriate that I do so.
>
>
> AS A RESULT OF MY RECUSAL, THIS COURT ORDERS that the Administrator of
> the Court schedule another date for the hearing of the motion. There
> is no order as to costs.
>
> “B. Richard Bell”
> Judge
>
>
> Below after the CBC article about your concerns (I made one comment
> already) you will find the text of just two of many emails I had sent
> to your office over the years since I first visited it in 2006.
>
> I noticed that on July 30, 2009, he was appointed to the the Court
> Martial Appeal Court of Canada Perhaps you should scroll to the
> bottom of this email ASAP and read the entire Paragraph 83 of my
> lawsuit now before the Federal Court of Canada?
>
> "FYI This is the text of the lawsuit that should interest Trudeau the most
>
> http://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.ca/2015/09/v-behaviorurldefaultvmlo.html
>
> 83 The Plaintiff states that now that Canada is involved in more war
> in Iraq again it did not serve Canadian interests and reputation to
> allow Barry Winters to publish the following words three times over
> five years after he began his bragging:
>
> January 13, 2015
> This Is Just AS Relevant Now As When I wrote It During The Debate
>
> December 8, 2014
> Why Canada Stood Tall!
>
> Friday, October 3, 2014
> Little David Amos’ “True History Of War” Canadian Airstrikes And
> Stupid Justin Trudeau?
>
>
> Vertias Vincit
> David Raymond Amos
> 902 800 0369
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: "Kulik, John" john.kulik@mcinnescooper.com
> Date: Thu, 18 May 2017 17:37:49 +0000
> Subject: McInnes Cooper
> To: "motomaniac333@gmail.com",
> "david.raymond.amos@gmail.com"
>
> Dear Mr. Amos:
>
> I am General Counsel for McInnes Cooper. If you need to communicate
> with our firm, please do so through me.
>
> Thank you.
>
> John Kulik
> [McInnes Cooper]
>
> John Kulik Q.C.
> Partner & General Counsel
> McInnes Cooper
>
> tel +1 (902) 444 8571 | fax +1 (902) 425 6350
>
> 1969 Upper Water Street
> Suite 1300
> Purdy's Wharf Tower II Halifax, NS, B3J 2V1
>
> asst Cathy Ohlhausen | +1 (902) 455 8215
>
>
>
> Notice This communication, including any attachments, is confidential
> and may be protected by solicitor/client privilege. It is intended
> only for the person or persons to whom it is addressed. If you have
> received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender by e-mail or
> telephone at McInnes Cooper's expense. Avis Les informations contenues
> dans ce courriel, y compris toute(s) pièce(s) jointe(s), sont
> confidentielles et peuvent faire l'objet d'un privilège avocat-client.
> Les informations sont dirigées au(x) destinataire(s) seulement. Si
> vous avez reçu ce courriel par erreur, veuillez en aviser l'expéditeur
> par courriel ou par téléphone, aux frais de McInnes Cooper.
>
>
> On Mar 1, 2017, at 12:30, David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Wow one honest shrink and bunch a Fed computers acting ethicaly all at
> the same point in time a sneaky greedy lawyer shows me his nasty arse.
> Can you imagine that? You can bet dimes to dollars I called each of
> the new cops I became aware of. Who knows one of them may be honest as
> well. I doubt it though. Methinks that they are either afraid of the
> boss Bobby Baby or they love their wages and pensions far too much to
> care about the citizens they purportedly serve or even remotely
> upholding the law of the land.
>
> "gpassey",
> Phone 604 290 8482
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Dr DG Passey Inc a5a28575@telus.net
> Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2017 10:55:23 -0800
> Subject: Re: Attn Dr Passey we just talked briefly Please enjoy and
> say Hey to Bobby and all the corrupt cops and lawyers for me will ya?
> To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
>
> Hi David,
> Thanks for forwarding this information. Sorry I could not continue the
> conversation but I am booked solid with patients and you caught me at
> a very brief break.
> Best of luck with your endeavours.
> Dr Greg Passey
>
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Urbano Ciccarelli urbano.ciccarelli@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
> Date: Wed, 01 Mar 2017 15:12:57 -0500
> Subject: Re: Fwd: Automatic reply: Federal Court File T-1557-15 ATTN
> Lilian Moreno I was not asking you to However I am demanding that the
> Duggan lawyers act with some semblance of ethics ASAP (Away on
> Training)
> To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
>
> I will be on training in Ottawa between 2017-02-27 and 2017-03-03. If
> you need to reach me I will have my BlackBerry with me at all times.
>
> Cheers
>
> Urbano
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
> Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2017 16:12:51 -0400
> Subject: Fwd: Automatic reply: Federal Court File T-1557-15 ATTN
> Lilian Moreno I was not asking you to However I am demanding that the
> Duggan lawyers act with some semblance of ethics ASAP
> To: Rafael.Alvaredo@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, Urbano.Ciccarelli@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> Rejean.Richard@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, hon.ralph.goodale@canada.ca,
> Hon.Dominic.LeBlanc@canada.ca, Charmaine.Bulger@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> Paul.Collister@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, radical@radicalpress.com
> Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com, natalie.clancy@cbc.ca,
> cbcinvestigates@cbc.ca
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Ministerial Correspondence Unit - Justice Canada mcu@justice.gc.ca
> Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2017 19:48:55 +0000
> Subject: Automatic reply: Federal Court File T-1557-15 ATTN Lilian
> Moreno I was not asking you to However I am demanding that the Duggan
> lawyers act with some semblance of ethics ASAP
> To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
>
> Thank you for writing to the Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould, Minister
> of Justice and Attorney General of Canada.
>
> Due to the significant increase in the volume of correspondence
> addressed to the Minister, please note that there may be a delay in
> processing your email. Rest assured that your message will be
> carefully reviewed.
>
> -------------------
>
> Merci d'avoir écrit à l'honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould, ministre de
> la justice et procureur général du Canada.
>
> En raison d'une augmentation importante du volume de la correspondance
> adressée à la ministre, veuillez prendre note qu'il pourrait y avoir
> un retard dans le traitement de votre courriel. Nous tenons à vous
> assurer que votre message sera lu avec soin.
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Serge Bilodeau serge.bilodeau@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
> Date: Wed, 01 Mar 2017 14:49:03 -0500
> Subject: Rép. : Re: Federal Court File T-1557-15 ATTN Lilian Moreno I
> was not asking you to However I am demanding that the Duggan lawyers
> act with some semblance of ethics ASAP (Absence du bureau)
> To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
>
> Je serai absent du bureau du 24 février au 3 mars 2017. Pour assistance
> immédiate, veuillez communiquer au 514-939-8310 ou avec le caporal
> Réjean Richard au 514-939-8400 poste 2664.
>
> I will be away of the office from February, 24th to March, 3rd 2017.
> For immediate assistance, please call 514-939-8310 or corporal Réjean
> Richard 514-939-8400 ext. 2664.
>
> Merci / Thank you
> Serge Bilodeau
> gendarme/constable
> GRC/RCMP
> Section du renseignement criminel/Criminal Intelligence Section -
> Montréal
> Téléphone/Phone: 514-939-8400 poste 2080
> Cellulaire/Cellular: 514-821-2036
> Télécopieur/Fax: 514-939-8633
> serge.bilodeau@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Charles Mancer Charles.Mancer@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
> Date: Wed, 01 Mar 2017 14:49:03 -0500
> Subject: Rép. : Re: Federal Court File T-1557-15 ATTN Lilian Moreno I
> was not asking you to However I am demanding that the Duggan lawyers
> act with some semblance of ethics ASAP (absence)
> To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
>
> Bonjour
>
> Je suis absent jusqu'au 6 mars 2017. En cas d'urgence, veuillez
> contacter le Sem Rafael Alvaredo au 613-843-3611 ou le caporal Urbano
> Ciccarelli au 905 251-0109 (ou par courriel sur Groupwise).
>
> I am away on vacation until march 6th 2017. Please for any urgent
> assistance call Staff/sgt Rafael Alvaredo at 613-843-3611 or corporal
> Urbano Ciccarelli at 905-251-0109 ( or by email on groupwise).
>
>>>> David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com 03/01/17 14:48 >>>
>
> ---------- Original message ----------
> From: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
> Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2017 15:48:54 -0400
> Subject: Re: Federal Court File T-1557-15 ATTN Lilian Moreno I was not
> asking you to However I am demanding that the Duggan lawyers act with
> some semblance of ethics ASAP
> To: "bob.paulson" bob.paulson@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> james@dugganavocats.ca, wjk@kimorr.ca, info@callkleinlawyers.com,
> Mark.Blakely@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, Gilles.Blinn@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> Gilles.Moreau@forces.gc.ca, Dale.Morgan@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> dale.drummond@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, craig.callens@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> Marianne.Ryan@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, lilian@dugganavocats.ca,
> mcu@justice.gc.ca, assoc.mpmq@gmail.com, fsimedia@videotron.ca,
> charles.mancer@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, Serge.Bilodeau@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
> Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com, akemp@andrewkemp.ca,
> victor.boudreau@gnb.ca, Stephen.Horsman@gnb.ca
>
> ---------- Original message ----------
> From: Duggan Avocats info@dugganavocats.ca
> Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2017 14:36:38 -0500
> Subject: Federal Court File T-1557-15
> To: motomaniac333@gmail.com
> Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com
>
> Mr. Amos,
>
> Me Duggan has seen your emails and I would like to inform you that our
> office will not represent you.
>
> Best regards,
>
> *Lilian Moreno*
>
> *Adjointe Juridique - Legal Assistant*
> *Duggan, Avocats - Lawyers*
> Tel: 514-879-1459
> Fax: 514-879-5648
>
> lilian@dugganavocats.ca
>
> Gare Windsor
> 1100 Avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal (Ouest)
> Bureau 900
> Montréal, QC, H3B 2S2
> Windsor Station
> 1100 Avenue des Canadiens-de-Montreal (West)
> Suite 900
> Montreal, QC, H3B 2S2
>
> *Avis de confidentialité* : Ce courriel est destiné exclusivement au(x)
> destinataire(s) mentionné(s) ci-dessus et peut contenir de l'information
> privilégiée, confidentielle et/ou dispensée de divulgation aux termes des
> lois applicables. Si vous avez reçu ce message par erreur, ou s'il ne vous
> est pas destiné, veuillez le mentionner immédiatement à l'expéditeur et
> effacer ce courriel. Merci de votre collaboration.
>
> *Confidentiality notice*: This e-mail message is intended only for the
> named recipient(s) above and may contain information that is privileged,
> confidential and/or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you
> have received this message in error, or are not the named recipient(s),
> please immediately notify the sender and delete this e-mail message. Thank
> you for your collaboration.
>
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: David Amos
> Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2017 08:00:47 -0400
> Subject: Re Federal Court File No. T-1557-15 and the QMPMA application
> for a class action lawsuit against the RCMP byway of the CROWN
> To: assoc.mpmq@gmail.com, fsimedia@videotron.ca,
> charles.mancer@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, james@dugganavocats.ca,
> Serge.Bilodeau@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
> Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com, Mark.Blakely@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> Gilles.Blinn@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, dale.drummond@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> bernadine.chapman@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, Paulette.Delaney-Smith@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> Dale.Morgan@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
>
> Perhaps we should talk ASAP?
>
> Veritas Vincit
> David Raymond Amos
> 902 800 0369
>
> https://ampmq.ca/class-action-harassment-suit-on-behalf-of-canadas-22000-rcmp-members-is-gaining-momentum/
>
> https://mancer.rcmpclassaction.ca/application/
>
> The Application for certification of a class action on behalf of all
> members of the RCMP (past and present) arose from the many members
> coming forward with their long-standing stories of harassment, abuse
> and discrimination experienced while working in the RCMP. These are
> stories that span many decades and point to a culture of bullying,
> harassment and discrimination in the RCMP.
>
> https://mancer.rcmpclassaction.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Application-for-Certification.pdf
>
> https://ampmq.ca/en/
>
> President Serge Bilodeau
> Vice-President Charles Mancer
> Quebec Mounted Police Members’ Association (QMPMA)
> Post Office Box 154
> Westmount, Quebec, Canada
> H3Z 2T2
> Phone: (450) 291-4458
> assoc.mpmq@gmail.com
>
> 1699 Rue Principale,
> Saint-Blaise-sur-Richelieu,
> Quebec, J0J 1W0
>
> Media relations
>
> Frederic Serre
> Media relations officer
> Phone: (438) 875-4217
> fsimedia@videotron.ca
>
>
> http://www.dugganavocats.ca/home.php?lang=en#!contact
> James Duggan:
> Windsor Station
> 1100 Avenue des Canadiens-de-Montreal (West)
> Suite 900
> Montreal, QC, Canada, H3B 2S2
> Phone: (514) 879-1459
> Fax: (514) 879-5648
> Email james@dugganavocats.ca
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com
> Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2016 13:24:50 -0400
> Subject: Re: The FSB, Federal Court file no T-1557-15 ,secret oaths to
> the British Queen and the evil Feds etc FYI I did call Moody's lawyer
> Goggins When he did not pick up I contacted Michael Adler an he did
> not return my call.
> To: michael.adler@moodys.com, sallilyn.schwartz@moodys.com,
> ir@moodys.com, Richard.Cantor@moodys.com, John.Goggins@moodys.com,
> caitlin.workman@canada.ca, press@bankofengland.co.uk,
> Joe.Perry@fsb.org, embassy.ottawa@mfa.ee, Dale.Morgan@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> john.warr@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, Wayne.Gallant@rcmp-grc.gc.ca,
> Marc.Litt@bakermckenzie.com, Robert_Glauber@harvard.edu,
> PETER.MACKAY@bakermckenzie.com, sunrayzulu@shaw.ca,
> mcu@justice.gc.ca, bill.pentney@justice.gc.ca, washington.field@ic.fbi.gov,
> Boston.Mail@ic.fbi.gov, Paul.Lynch@edmontonpolice.ca,
> pol7163@calgarypolice.ca, patrick_doran1@hotmail.com,
> rod.knecht@edmontonpolice.ca, cps@calgarypolice.ca,
> eps@edmontonpolice.ca
> Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com, b.spurlock@octafinance.com,
> s.holbrook@octafinance.com, NBInvestigates@cbc.ca, Bill.Morneau@canada.ca,
> bostncs@international.gc.ca
>
> So before I leave for a little vacation and not be available for
> awhile. I will leave you all with some very serious stuff to consider.
>
> Sometimes less is more so this email should prove to the RCMP who will
> no doubt wish to harass me some more and all your lawyers that I am
> not joking when acting in defense of my Clan. If you don't believe me
> ask the Wilson-Raybould and her many minions about my lititigation ask
> the Queen of England and I bet ya they will all play as dumb as post
> as per their oath to the Queen's Privy Council or the BAR.
>
> Need I say you snobby Yankee lawyers who take the liberty to assume
> the title of "Esquire" a joke to mean old me?
>
> I would lay odds that my long dead Loyalist ancesters are rolling in
> the their graves in Fundy Royal and laughing at a very simple but oh
> so true statement made by a wild child of theirs. FYI your Yankee
> Constitution does not recognize titles so you and lord over your
> fellow men. Who the Hell are you to call yourselves sons of Lords?
>
> To be fair to the nasy Yankees Politicians who call themselves
> Honourable are the biggest jokes of all
>
> Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould, P.C., M.P.
> Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
>
> Parliament Hill:
> Telephone: 613-992-1416
> Fax: 613-992-1460
>
> Department:
> Justice
> 284 Wellington Street
> Ottawa, Ontario
> K1A 0H8
> Telephone: 613-992-4621
> TTY: 613-992-4556
> Fax: 613-954-0811
> E-Mail: mcu@justice.gc.ca
>
> First things first have a Look at the 3 documents hereto attached (Not
> a big read)
>
> Listen to these old voicemails from interesting FEDS at about the
> same point in time (Won't take long)
>
> http://www.archive.org/details/FedsUsTreasuryDeptRcmpEtc
>
> then ask youselves or the lawyers Senator Shelby or Spizter or Cutler
> or Bernie madoff's old buddy Robert Glauber where the webcast and
> transcript went for a very important hearing held in late 2003 by the
> United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.
>
> http://www.banking.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/hearings?ID=90F8E691-9065-4F8C-A465-72722B47E7F2
>
> Review of Current Investigations and Regulatory Actions Regarding the
> Mutual Fund Industry
>
> November 20, 2003 02:00 PM
> The Committee will meet in OPEN SESSION to conduct the second in a
> series of hearings on the “Review of Current Investigations and
> Regulatory Actions Regarding the Mutual Fund Industry.”
>
>     Archived Webcast
>
> Witness Panel 1
>
> Mr. Stephen M. Cutler
>     Director - Division of Enforcement
>     Securities and Exchange Commission
>     cutler.pdf (175.5 KBs)
>
> Mr. Robert Glauber
>     Chairman and CEO
>     National Association of Securities Dealers
>     glauber.pdf (171.1 KBs)
>
> Eliot Spitzer
>     Attorney General
>     State of New York
>     spitzer.pdf (68.2 KBs)
>
> Permalink:
> http://www.banking.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2003/11/review-of-current-investigations-and-regulatory-actions-regarding-the-mutual-fund-industry
>
>
> Trust that the evil women and men that PM Trudeau "The Younger"
> appointed to to his cabinet will continue to play dumb because of
> their oath to The Privy Council. However it does not follow that
> everybody who works for them are dumb and they have no such oath to
> uphold N'esy Pas?.
>
> Veritas Vincit
> David Raymond Amos
> 902 800 0369
>
>
> PS Perhaps you all should scroll down and read some more EH Robert Glauber?
>
> https://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/nasd/nasd2003201/srnasd2003201-9.pdf
>
> http://mapper.nndb.com/maps/417/000011384/
>
> You dudes forgot somebody EH? Well the FEDS never did EH Mindless
> Marcy Litt and Petey Baby MacKay?.
>
> http://qslspolitics.blogspot.ca/2009/03/david-amos-to-wendy-olsen-on.html
>
>
> http://thedavidamosrant.blogspot.ca/2013/06/re-rcmp-just-exactly-how-dumb-are.html
>
> If want something very serious to download and laugh at as well Please
> Enjoy and share real wiretap tapes of the mob
>
> http://thedavidamosrant.blogspot.ca/2013/10/re-glen-greenwald-and-braz
> ilian.html
>
>> http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/story/2013/06/09/nsa-leak-guardian.html
>>
>> As the CBC etc yap about Yankee wiretaps and whistleblowers I must
>> ask them the obvious question AIN'T THEY FORGETTING SOMETHING????
>>
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vugUalUO8YY
>>
>> What the hell does the media think my Yankee lawyer served upon the
>> USDOJ right after I ran for and seat in the 39th Parliament baseball cards?
>>
>> http://archive.org/details/ITriedToExplainItToAllMaritimersInEarly2006
>>
>> http://davidamos.blogspot.ca/2006/05/wiretap-tapes-impeach-bush.html
>>
>> http://www.archive.org/details/PoliceSurveilanceWiretapTape139
>>
>> http://archive.org/details/Part1WiretapTape143
>>
>> FEDERAL EXPRES February 7, 2006
>> Senator Arlen Specter
>> United States Senate
>> Committee on the Judiciary
>> 224 Dirksen Senate Office Building
>> Washington, DC 20510
>>
>> Dear Mr. Specter:
>>
>> I have been asked to forward the enclosed tapes to you from a man
>> named, David Amos, a Canadian citizen, in connection with the matters
>> raised in the attached letter.
>>
>> Mr. Amos has represented to me that these are illegal FBI wire tap tapes.
>>
>> I believe Mr. Amos has been in contact with you about this previously.
>>
>> Very truly yours,
>> Barry A. Bachrach
>> Direct telephone: (508) 926-3403
>> Direct facsimile: (508) 929-3003
>> Email: bbachrach@bowditch.com
>>

http://oldmaison.blogspot.ca/2006/04/roomers-truly-have-no-rights.html

Saturday, April 01, 2006

ROOMERS TRULY HAVE NO RIGHTS!!!

Picture 064, originally uploaded by Oldmaison.

EVICTION NOTICE
FOR CHARLES LEBLANC

It has been bought to my attention that you have been bloggling too much and taking too many pictures without consent of individuals.

You must leave the premises in one houe as of this time and date. 7:15am April 2/06

Thanks

Millie and Jim

102 comments:

Anonymous said...: You are being evicted for blogging?; 10:45 AM
Anonymous said...: Methinks it is because of our little spit and chew EH Frenchie? Did ya notice the CT Yankee put back my work and a great deal more?
Give me a call at(506 434 1379) and try to call me a liar. I Double Dog Dare Yaa Too. Say Hey to your wannabe lawyer buddy Vaughn for me will ya.
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos; 11:13 AM
Anonymous said...: April Fool's; 11:13 AM
Anonymous said...: Way ahead of ya Frenchie I was already laughing at the joke
Verita Vincit
David Raymon Amos; 11:24 AM
Anonymous said...: You ain't as quick on the draw all of a sudden. Did you fall asleep Frenchie or have a stroke?; 11:45 AM
City Under Siege The Fight for Saint John said...: who the heck is David Amos?; 12:47 PM
Anonymous said...: is this for real. he is a good person, he trys to help people out. i hope he is not evioted because he is a good person; 12:58 PM
Anonymous said...: The obvious answer is: You see my phone number why not call me and ask me direct? I ain't shy.It is not my fault you never heard of me. I ran for a Seat in Parliament twice with no hope of getting elected if you are so concerned about LNG whay not ask me what i know of the crap. Furthermore I sent you some emails to prove my integrity. Didn't so it I before I tried to post my comments in your blog? Why did you block them? My question Mikey MacDonald is who the hell are you?
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos

Watch Frenchie prove his malice shaortly by making this blog melt as he always does however As a double check I just emailed it to you and Chucky in order to prove that it once existed.; 1:24 PM
City Under Siege The Fight for Saint John said...: Mr Amos when I tore apart Mr Chases article I sent it to him with my full name .I don't care that you know who I am.

I may soon have a pipeline running through my back yard which is going to change the quality of life of my family.I am a citizen who got fed up with one sided journalism.There is no smoke and mirrors with me.I am calling them as I see them.If you don't like the blog .I guess all I can say is don't blog or blog away .Thats what it is there for.I don't expect everyone to agree with me.Thats democracy.
If you are trying to intimidate me with your rants.think again.; 2:35 PM
Anonymous said...: No you think again Mikey Baby. USE your telephone as I challenged you to do. The simple truth should not intimadate an honest man. It was you who struck my words. If you had bothered to read my so called rants before you ignored them and then asked the world you the Hell I am, you would have noticed I agree with you and in fact know about this crap than you can dream of.; 2:48 PM
Anonymous said...: Now stayed tuned to this particular blog and watch Frenchie make it melt. He is the liar not me. He labelled me as a Hells Angel when I ran against the aptly named lawyer Rob Moore in Fundy in 2004. There is no denying that I am a vindictive son of a bitch with a long memory but even you must admit that i am fair. Although both Chucky and Indymedia erased their blogs when I protested their obvious malice, like you they erased everything I attemped to post. Ask yourself why Mikey Baby and the cry me a river again about what Irving is having crammed through your backyard. Guess who saves every word I write or what is said of me to use in litigation? In answer to your question in your own blog. Yes the people in Saint John should sue somebody in order to put a stop to the evil Empires control. Good luck finding a lawyer that ain't afraid of Irvings. You took a picture down as soon as you got a phone call. In my book that makes you a chickenshit. You talk the talk but do not walk the walk. You should have let them sue you in order to meet them in court and make you issues well known and recorded in the public record. I have been begging someone to sue me for years if they think they can prove what I say is untrue because whenever I sue them the corrupt courts meerely see it dismissed and stricken from the record. Look up Byron Prior sometime in Google and then tell me again that you
Obviously you used my phone number now I know yours. Clearly you just pissed me off Lets see you apology ya bastard.; 3:09 PM
Charles LeBlanc said...: ok...I just came back from moving someone. I see that David is debating his issues again.

Listen David? I'll let a debate your issues in this blog here.

I must delete the blog that has emails.

As long you don't swear and smear anyone? You should be ok!!

Everyone has their different style of sending out their message.

I got mine and you got yours.

By the way? Evicted??? It was a April Fool joke from Millie and Jim but I didn't bite!...lol; 3:35 PM
Anonymous said...: This is weird! What in the hell is going on here?; 3:38 PM
Charles LeBlanc said...: Hey David??? Why don't you start your own blog?

You got that email list and you could invite people to your site like I do!!!!; 3:56 PM
Anonymous said...: THere's no site like Charles!!! Entertaining as all hell! I have no idea what all these people are talking about, but it's more entertaining than anything on television! God bless the loonies!; 4:01 PM
Anonymous said...: February 24th, 2006

Rick Hancox Executive Director
c/o Suzanne Ball Senior
Legal Counsel
and Manon Losier General Counsel
and Secretary to the New Brunswick
Securities Commission
85 Charlotte Street, Suite 300
Saint John, NB E2L 2J2
RE: Securities Fraud and Public Corruption
Sir,
Pursuant to our conversation today please find enclosed exactly the same material sent to the eight other provincial Attorney Generals in Canada before I returned to my native land again this year. Obviously the AGs Brad Green and Tom Marshall have known the truth of my matters since the summer of 2004. They have maliciously ignored my false imprisonment in the USA for their own political benefit. The tapes enclosed are exactly the same copies that were served upon the lawyers acting for Rogers Media byway of their newsman Tom Young today. As you listen to the tape you will hear that I mentioned your Commission on air in Saint John weeks ago. Methinks you should have called me then instead of waiting for me to contact you again today.
The tapes and the CD of wiretap tape #139 are served upon the Commission's lawyers Ms. Ball and Ms. Losier as in confidence as officers of the court in order that my allegations of illegal wiretaps by crooked law enforcement authorities may be finally properly investigated ASAP by ethical law enforcement authorities. Hopefully this will be done before I sue the Crown about my false imprisonment but I am not holding my breath. April 3rd is coming fast. Upon your study of these documents you will see that I have not yet given the Yankee SEC all of my evidence of Securities Fraud. However every Attorney General in Canada has been made well aware of it for quite sometime before the SEC declared it was willing to investigate the actions of the former Minister of Finance Ralph Goodale. To date not one person has responded me nor did me the simple courtesy of returning my calls or emails as you finally did today.
Clearly I must complain of the Crown myself without delay before further harm is done to my Clan. Rest assured I will be calling you, Mr. Hancox and the lawyers within your Commission to testify at a trial of my matters in Federal Court in Fredericton. A very pigheaded yet ethical Maritimer knows that justice has been delayed way past too long for the benefit of public corruption and not the public trust. I will not wait for anyone on public service to act within the scope of their employment anymore. To put it simply, after our conversation today I had no faith that you were willing to do your job.
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos
P.O. Box 234
Apohaqui, NB E5P 3G2; 4:05 PM
Anonymous said...: Nope the first question should be Chucky where is the computer I gave you in 2004 Yopu know the one the Anglo due from Minto took home for you. You claimed it was no good yea well I would like to have it back; 4:09 PM
Anonymous said...: The next question is does your buddy Vaughn Burnett still have the material that you promised you would serve upon Brad Green in June of 2004 for me? Has he listened to the CD which is a copy of police surveilance tape # 139? I will call hinm and you as witnesses to testify in Federal Court in Fredericton. The wannabe lawyer and you buddy Bernard Richard both admitted to me that they had the evidence before I was falsely imprisoned in the Yankee jail in 2004. So much for etyhical EH?; 4:14 PM
Charles LeBlanc said...: What do you do with a computer that don't work?

You know the answer!

Papers? to deliver to the Justice Minister? Sorry...I'm not a Sheriff!!!!

Remember be nice in this blog....; 4:16 PM
Anonymous said...: What's everybody talking or fighting about ?

Always read your site Charles.

The person is right. More entertaining the TV, and I mean that as Big Compliment :>); 4:22 PM
Anonymous said...: As far as blogging goes I do have one but do not post much. Because unlike you I feel that less is moreI do not need a blog I employ other people's blogs and only deal with the issues they raise first then take them down the path of the garden of good and evil just like I did with you years ago when they call me a liar. Check with your associate Mikey. He did not allow even my first comment. Just like your buddies in Indymedia. However they certainly allowed you to slam me. Didn't they Chucky?
Just in case anyone cares about the spelling I am typing quickly because Methinks Chucky will soon erase this stuff just like he always does. However here is my phone number again call me and I will show anyone the proof of what I is true and I will even allow them to listen to a wiretap tape or two.; 4:22 PM
Anonymous said...: Your said the computer didn't work but I know that it did and I brought it all the way from Boston because you were crying poor mouth on the phone. Furthermore I have to witnesses that heard you say you would love to take on Brad Green. the Anglo dude from Minto is one. you the one you call a bigot. I was looking for you in the legislature library to witness me serving the liberal lawyers Burke and Lamrock next door at 710 Queen St when your buddy Dannyboy Bussieres and the Fredericton cops threw me out on June 24th 2004. I was not talking from the gallery as you falsely claim. I have a witness to that fact to . In fact he is a Deputy Minister you was on the floor at the time. the Commisssioners you have befriended made false allegations about me.; 4:29 PM
Anonymous said...: Charles? Friends with the commissioners?? That's funny! Sounds like you two guys should be getting along great-two peas in a pod of crazy. Nobody even knows what you guys are talking about.; 4:41 PM
Anonymous said...: C'mon keep it going; 4:44 PM
Anonymous said...: Anonymous said...
wroteBonjour

Mr. David Raymond Amos,

We respectfully invite you to consider a Letter to the Editor, i.e.., How Free Trade undermines Maritime Economic Development. We had heard you make some representation about a U.S. company which truck out Maritime 'wealth', as a result of not having similar .provincial resources rights as Alberta, Many Maritimes would be potentially interested in such an editorial.

Merci.

Office of John Stokes

The Canadian National Newspaper
internet site: http://www.agoracosmopolitan.com; 4:48 PM
Anonymous said...: Hey Mr. Stokes
Thanks for the suggestion. As you should know the most glaring example of a company that has been raping the Maritimes with abandon for many years is obviously the Irving Empire. However lately there are some very nasty new players on the scene such a PCS and Corridor Resourses etc etc. I am very busy these days and I am not a journalist. You people are though yet it seems you would rather me say the awlful truth than yourselves because of some possible lawsuit EH?
So be it. I will because it is not slander if one's words are true. Perhaps you should consider checking my work and then come to court sometime in order to listen to me argue all the smiling bastards. You can have much of my work in a click of the button of my mouse. But first please allow me to introduce you to the New Brunswick Securities Commission. I got a rather interesting response from them today whilst I was in Fredericton. They have ignored my concerns for almost a year but now that Bernie Lord's government is getting tipsy, it appears all the bad actors want to show me their arse just in time for me to boot it.
It is Securities Commissions such as this that allow many publicly held companies such as Corridor Resources or Magna Entertainment etc to get away with many things rather than remind them of the law and on how they should conduct business in an ethical fashion. That said, these Commisssions have no say whatsoever over the Irving Empire and that is truly bad. It is a privately held corporation that knows very well the power of money and on how to pay off greedy politicians in order to get anything they want. In the nutshell of the Maritimes that is quite simply everything. It seems that I am the only Maritimer who is not afraid of the ghost of mean old KC Irving and his monoply game. It has always been hard times in the Maritimes. We lament about it all the time but our apathy and fear of the Irvings etc gives us the govenments we deserve.
Print this if you wish. You are off the hook that Irving's lawyers threaten ordinary folks with. I am fearless yet never reckless with the truth. I stand by my own words and invite anyone to sue me if they think I am a liar and wish to argue me. I hate it when the chickenshits send crooked cops against me bearing false allegations in a faint hearted effort to shut me up. It does the smiling bastards no good and only serves to make matters worse.
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos; 4:52 PM
Anonymous said...: March 24, 2006

Michael “Tanker” Malley
C/o Cleveland Allaby
480 Queen Street
Suite # 200
Fredericton NB. E3B 1B6

Simpson Thacher & Barlett LLP
C/o Derek Burney
Chair of the Board of Directors of NB Power
515 King Street Fredricton, NB E3B 4X1

Jody Carr
C/o Paul Blackmore
Chestnut Complex
470 York Street
Fredericton, NBE3B 3P7

Patrick A.A. Ryan
Edgecombe House
736 King Street
Fredericton, NB E3B 1G2
Re: Public Corruption

Sirs,
Pursuant to my many phone calls and email to your offices please find enclosed the material I promised to you before I file my complaints in Federal Court in Fredericton. The CD which is a true copy of wiretap tape number 139 is served upon you all in confidence as officers of the court in order that it may be investigated byway of my suing the Crown.
While Norm Betts and Derek Burney’s buddy Stevey Boy Harper is busy in New Brunswick today trying hard to shore up the shaky government of Jody Carr’s buddy, Bernie Lord with long delayed federal tax dollars. I am polishing off my promises to crooked lawyers in the hope that the very corrupt House crumbles ASAP. If not maybe President Chavez will help me bankrupt the crooks working within NB Power within a crooked government’s blessing. Methinks Tanker will need another lawyer if the one he has now continues to play dumb. Lord paid Allaby a lot of money to study the doings of the Justice Dept a long time ago. He should understand the scene.
Shame on you all for forcing me to go to such lengths to protect my rights under the Charter. Methinks you have underestimated my diligence EH? Now ask yourselves why I don’t sue you after I sue the Crown? I fail to see any reason not to. That is the only way I know of to hold such people as you accountable. Stevey Boy Harper never will even though he talks the talk of such things. Everybody knows what I served upon his party’s lawyer Arthur Hamilton before I was falsely imprisoned in the USA in 2004.
Despite whatever Act our latest Prime Minister wishes to introduce to the Canadian people that he claims will compel our government to act with integrity, he can never deny my right to drag anyone into court. In fact he has done so himself in the past and I am no less of a man than he. Even a simple pigheaded Maritimer has the right to argue the law even with people who think themselves above it. How you all have failed to uphold the law and the public trust placed in your public office is either a matter of public record or soon shall be or my name ain’t Dave. There is no Democracy without Truth and Justice. It is just that simple.
Thats all for now fellas. I look forward to seeing you all in court someday or I will die trying to make it happen in an ethical fashion. It is just another one of those things I do that lawyers fail to appreciate. Ask your friends why that is if you don’t already know.
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos
P.O. Box 234
Apohaqui, NB. E5P 3G2; 5:15 PM
Anonymous said...: Hey
Everybody received hard copy in hand to their offices except of course what the UPS dudes are bringing to Paul Shuttle and Andre Arthur. Obviously Yankees ain't as quick as me even when I give them two days head start. I have signatures and pictures to prove that all the New Brunswickers named below got their material today as I promised last week except for the sneaky Conflict of Interest Commmissioner Mr. Patrick who hides behind locked doors. He just sent the Sergeant at Arms who tried to run me off again.
However the Frenchman Danny Boy Bussieres had to accept my material on behalf of the Commissioner and our Queen whom he represents no matter how much he wishes to ban me from the Legislature. He didn't sign anything but what transpired between us was witnessed by a man who was not involved. I gave the crooked Quebecer hard copy in hand. Somebody speaking for the Queen should answer me ASAP. EH? If Danny Boy wishes to attempt to ban me from the Legislature again he really should put it in writng. EH? Perhaps he should clearly state the reasons behind his malice and who is accusing me of what. Otherwise I will ignore him until we meet in court. Then I will have many questions for him on the public record. I repeat, I have never threatened or harassed anyone. The next time he and I meet I hope to have many witnesses watching our exchange of words instead of just one man.The Sergeant at Arms Danny Boy Brouseirres lake most lawyers and politicians is a liar.
I will leave you all to wonder who receives this email next but lets just say I was very correct about my assessment of the Public Utilities Board and the New Brunswick Securoties Commission. corrupt Maritimers act just like crookedYankees. After all most of them are lawyers and their brotherhood practices their malice across borders all day long every day. The thing is can they trust each other when the politiking gets down and dirty. Methinks there is no honour amongst theives no matter how powerful they are. What say you? I know your answer already and that only time will tell the tale to prove what I say is true. Until then I will simply remain a man of my word and hope for justice to prevail. It is your job to uphold the Public Trust not mine.
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos; 5:28 PM
Anonymous said...: March 24, 2006

Bernard Shapiro
Ethics Commissioner
C/o Andre Arthur MP
325 de l'Eglise
Donnacona, Québec G3M 2A2

Jean T. Fournier
Senate Ethics Officer
C/o Senator Noel Kinsella and Michael Comeau
Holy Cross House Rm. 206
St. Thomas University
Fredericton NB

Kevin Lynch Clerkc/o Paul Shuttle
Director of Legal Operations
Privy Council Office
59 Sparks Street
Ottawa, ON K1A 0A3

David Gourdeau
Commissioner for FederalJudicial Affairs
c/o Willa Doyle
District Administrator
Suite 100
82 Westmorland Street
Fredericton, NB E3B 3L3

Re: Public Corruption

Sirs,
Pursuant to my many phone calls and email to your offices please find enclosed the material I promised to you before I file my complaints in Federal Court in Fredericton. The CD which is a true copy of wiretap tape number 139 is served upon you all in confidence as officers of the court and or Parliamentarians in order that it may be investigated byway of my suing the Crown.
While Stevey Boy Harper is busy in New Brunswick today trying hard to shore up the shaky government of his little buddy, Bernie Lord with long delayed federal tax dollars. I am polishing off all my promises to crooked lawyers in the hope that the very corrupt House crumbles ASAP.
Shame on you all for forcing me to go to such lengths to protect my rights under the Charter. Methinks you have underestimated my diligence EH? Now ask yourselves why I don’t sue you after I sue the Crown? I fail to see any reason not to. That is the only way I know of to hold such people as you accountable. Stevey Boy Harper never will even though he talks the talk of such things. Everybody knows what I served upon his party’s lawyer Arthur Hamilton before I was falsely imprisoned in the USA in 2004.
Despite whatever Act our latest Prime Minister wishes to introduce to the Canadian people that he claims will compel our government to act with integrity, he can never deny my right to drag anyone into court. In fact he has done so himself in the past and I am no less of a man than he. Even a simple pigheaded Maritimer has the right to argue the law even with people who think themselves above it. How you all have failed to uphold the law and the public trust placed in your public office is either a matter of public record or soon shall be or my name ain’t Dave. There is no Democracy without Truth and Justice. It is just that simple.
Thats all for now fellas. I look forward to seeing you all in court someday or I will die trying to make it happen in an ethical fashion. It is just another one of those things I do that lawyers fail to appreciate. Ask your friends why that is if you don’t already know.

Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos
PO Box 234
Apohaqui, NB. E5P 3G2

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Anonymous said...: David Amos is mentally ill folks. just ignore him and maybe he will go away. he is a criminal and a liar. he rants and raves like a lunatic. he makes charlie seem like a choir boy. he is one sick s.o.b.; 6:20 PM
Anonymous said...: Well I must say I am not surprised. I am in fact delighted to introduce some folks in the Martimes to the man most responsible for my false imprisonment in the USA. I have been fishing for him to make his usual appearance within a Blog. If one speaks of the devil long enough he is sure to appear. EH Chucky? This crook's name is Deputy Dog Robert F. O'Meara of the Norfolk County sheriffs Dept. A bigger snake in Massachusetts there never was. Right now it is suppertime and I ain't goona let it grow cool worrying about what he may say of me but rest assured I will relish and save every word of it. Stay tuned and I will post many of his words that have been deleted from many other blogs in order to protect him and the crooks who have covered up his many crimes.
At least I have a name EH Deputy Dog? Even on the internet you use girlfriend's Wicked Wanda Willard's ID; 7:07 PM
Charles LeBlanc said...: Hey? As long he leaves his view in this little blog and not others? I don't have a problem with the guy.

He's pretty mellow with his words compare to past emails.

Hey? We might have a second Spinks here???...lol; 7:11 PM
Anonymous said...: David is a less of lunatic compared to Chucky.; 7:15 PM
Charles LeBlanc said...: SPINKS??? WHERE ARE YA????; 8:48 PM
Anonymous said...: Now that I finally see one vote of confidence.It is time to stress Chucky's words to the max. Lets see if this post stands the test of time. I am posting something that only a few politicians have seen. Whereas Chucky's buddy Danny Boy Brussieres had banned me from the Legislature and Chucky did not have the balls to deliver the material to Brad Green I and my son, Max delivered in hand the matereial to both of the following dudes offices in Moncton right after Canada Day and Paul Martin's boat had been caught in Sidney with more coke than coal on board. We then went home to where I was raised in Dorchester Nb and I laughed at the thought of Charles LeBlanc as I drove through his hometown. If he had had the sand to deliver this letter and the material I had given him to Brad when he promised to so. He would be my hero, Bernie Lord's government would have fallen, my adversary Deputy Dog Robert F. O'Meara would have gone to jail instead of me and most importantly my little Clan would be still in their home today. If Brad Green Bernie Lord and Franky Boy McKenna had acted with integrity I would not have to sue the Crown in order to have a fraudulent warrant for my arrest revoked in the USA. Anyone should feel free to print or email the text of this letter with abandon simply because Brad Green answered it. I can email anyone a copy of his response in a tif file. In fact I will email one to Frenchie and Deputy Dog Robert F. O'Meara, Brad Green and his buddies first first. You will know that Chucky got it first and can never play dumb no more. I will forward it on to anyone who asks and they can decide you is crazy and who is not and who is a liar and who is not. My email address is motomaniac_02186 at yahoo.com and my phone number is 506 434 1379 I do not call people collect as Chucky does.

July 1st, 2004

Brad Green
c/oBernard Lord
132 Mill Road
Moncton, NB. E1A 4A5

Frank McKenna
c/o McInnis Cooper
655 Main St.
Moncton NB E1C 8T6
RE: Corruption
Hey Fellas,
Please find enclosed exactly the same material served upon Paul Zed before he met Paul Martin at the airport last weekend. The copy of wiretap tape numbered 139 is served upon you in confidence as officers of the court in order that it may be properly investigated. As you review the material it should be painfully obvious to you why I have no respect for your chosen profession of lawyer/politician. I must say that both Mr. Lord and Mr. McKenna were clever to keep some distance from the recent federal election but I don’t think it was very wise for Mr. Lord to have me expelled from the Legislature Building for political reasons rather than legal reasons.
I have done as the Sargent at Arms ordered on June 24th and stayed away from the Legislature and waited for it to take its summer break so that no more bullshit about me can be said. I have now delivered this material to your constituency office Mr. Lord so that you may deal with this at a personal level with Mr. Green. I will complain of you Mr. Lord and your friends Mr. Green, Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Burke to court along with the Fredericton Police Dept. and the Sargent at Arms if I do not receive a satisfactory response very quickly and convince me of your ethics and stand with me. I have not heard from the Fredericton Police Dept. thus I suspect that Corporal Ross has done as he threatened and thrown this material in the trash for the benefit of his fellow police officer, Mr. LeBlanc.
Mr. Green may I suggest that you study every word and listen to the CD closely and prepare to argue every word if you disagree with the fact that a fellow Canadian has the right to seek justice and relief for the many wrongs practiced against him. What would you do if the Men in Black had appeared at your door and were willing to take you away to Cuba without counsel because of false allegations were made against you in order to stop you from defending your family’s interests? As you can see I have come home to protest these actions in a political and legal fashion. I have done only as the Solicitor General Anne McLellan has suggested and given the evidence to those who claim to have jurisdiction over me. You speak for the Sargent at Arms and the Fredericton Police. They dropped the ball the instant they pulled me outside the building for no reason. They claimed jurisdiction but refused to investigate. I have seen it reported that I had tried to speak from the gallery and the Sargent at Arms falsely claimed that I had attempted to serve someone within the legislature building. Both statements are untrue. I left materials at the door in the custody of the security guard as he requested. I was only looking to find Charles Leblanc in order that he may witness me delivering the enclosed materials to T.J. Burke’s office. This was necessary for me to do because as you know most lawyers are reckless with the truth. I will let your fellow politician/lawyer. Peter McKay, explain to you the reason why that is. However it was no longer necessary to require a witness because the Sargent at Arms and the Fredericton Police had watched me go into 710 Queen St and come out without the material they had just refused after harassing me. They are my witnesses as you are now.
As for you, Mr. McKenna, I expect you and your fellow lawyers at McInnes Cooper to uphold the law and conduct yourselves in a professional manner according to the rules that allow you to practice law for a fee. Don’t you think you should act ethically rather quickly and report your newfound knowledge of crime? At the very least I have made you witnesses to my complaints and rest assured I will be asking you many questions in court if the RCMP doesn’t ask you first. Mr. McKenna, I read your recent speech about how you likened the actions of federal political leaders to various purebred dogs. I must add my two bits worth to your comments. Those fancy dogs don’t hunt like the mangy old mutt that is the guard dog of my little Clan. I don’t bark but I am quick to bite. If you turn around you will see me sniffing at your heels. If any lawyer makes one false move, I make every effort to rip his nuts off. Check my work before you call me a liar.
I have followed the money home to the Maritimes. I find that you and many other liberals have been in pursuit of filthy lucre every bit as much as Mr. Mulroney, Mr. Crosbie and their many cohorts. The Maritime Provinces have suffered the most from the many years of political abuse by greedy lawyers and their bosses. Mr. Harper called Maritimers defeatists but he failed to say who was beating us up. Obviously it was federal politicians on both sides of the fence. The last thing Mr. Martin is to me is noble. In my opinion he is a fine example of a very crooked lawyer aspiring to be an adept politician like his daddy. I view your speech about dogs simply as a little dog licking a big dog’s nuts in a stylish way in order to win the Alfa male’s favor and someday win his position amongst a pack of political thieves. Feel free to argue me after you explain to me real slow how Cardinal Law was legally removed from my complaint and what right the Men in Black had to try to take me away because I am exposing the awful truth about bad acting bankers and Feds. Please don’t pretend that you guys don’t know a few very well heeled Yankees that have helped you along in your own personal pursuit of happiness. Mr. Tobin got a great job working for an interesting Conservative. Eh? Should Belinda listen to Mr. Mulroney and Mr. Harper or to her new CEO? What do you think? How much time do you think I may have left on the planet for asking such questions as this? What do you think may cause my demise? In the end I will rest assured that someday my ghost will be very vindictive against lawyers that failed to uphold the law. At this point in time it would be very easy for some lawyer to act ethically and become the people’s political hero. What say you? Can you trust your legal and political friends to not turncoat and stand with me? Interesting dilemma, eh?

Cya’ll in Court:)
David R. Amos
153 Alvin Ave.
Milton. MA. 02186

Certificate of Service

I, David R. Amos on July 2, 2004, I served the enclosed materials in hand to the offices of Frank McKenna at McInnis Cooper 655 Main St. Moncton NB E1C 8T6 and Bernard Lord at 132 Mill Road. Moncton, NB.E1A 4A5

David R. Amos
153 Alvin Ave.
Milton, MA. 02186; 8:54 PM
Anonymous said...: "WOW" What a guy.Where did all that come from. Sounds like this guy has a problem.NO maybe a lot of problems.Too bad.; 9:32 PM
Anonymous said...: He just goes on and on doesn't he?; 9:34 PM
Anonymous said...: yeah it's not pretty. it's like a car wreck that just keeps happening. kinda scary knowing he is in our back yard again. Mr.Amos you need professional help man. i can give you some numbers. you don't have to live with your paranoia. there is help if you seek it.; 9:48 PM
Anonymous said...: Before I can even begin to believe that you are for real Why not crawl out of cyber space and into the real world. It stars by proving to all that you have a name. Cheap shots under Anoymous in Chucky's ain't worth squat to me unless you are man enough to look me in the eye and stand by your words. I do What say you got a name and a set of balls or just a mouth like Chucky?; 10:01 PM
Anonymous said...: Only the crooks are scared that I am back in the Maritimers. A lot of ordinary folks like me are laughing at how I am poking holes in their stuffed shirts. This letter is wickedly funny, Both Adrienne Clarkson and Herménégilde Chiasson answered this one after my wife and I and a lawyer who wanted Rob Moore's seat in parliament visited the Police Commission in New Brunswick. Bev Harrison would not answer this letter or even return my calles even though he has represented me from my spot on the hill since I landed home last year. His assistants have affirmed to me several times that they received it. I am demanding an answer from Tanker now tha old Bev's assistant Bill Oliver refused to call me back for the last time on Friday. I do not care what the tough talking Danny Boy Bussieres says only the Speaker can authorize the Sergeant at Arms to ban a man from the legislature. Besides that the Governor General his ultimate boss told me I was doing the right thing before I returned to the USA and into Deputy Dog's buddy's jail. I wiil put this letter and the responses in the same email to Chucky and Deputy Dog

August 24th, 2004

Lieutenant-Governor of
New Brunswick,
Herménégilde Chiasson
Old GovernmentHouse
51 Woodstock Road
Fredericton, NB E3B 9L8
Phone (506) 453-2505
Fax (506) 444-5280

Speaker of the Legislative Assembly,
Bev Harrison
Constituency Office: Hampton-Belleisle
Room: Unit 4, 46 Keirstead Avenue
Hampton, NB E5N 5A4
Phone (506) 832-6464
Fax (506) 832-6466
RE: Corruption
Sirs,
Please find enclosed exactly the same material served upon Premier Lord and Frank McKenna on the day after Canada Day and a copy of Brad Green’s response. I have also enclosed a letter to Senator Joe Day that was to be forwarded to the Arar Commission. The copy of wiretap tape numbered 139 is served upon you in confidence as the Queen’s representatives of in order that it may be properly investigated. I ask New Brunswick’s Lieutenant-Governor of, Herménégilde Chiasson to forward this material to the Governor General of Canada. I have already emailed her notice to expect this material and I will email her the text of this letter as well.
Whereas the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick stands adjourned until Tuesday, December 14, 2004, at 1 o'clock p.m, perhaps you fellas can find a little time to answer me before I sue the Queen in the USA. My questions are as follows: Why did Sergeant-at-Arms, Dan Bussieres and the Fredericton Police Dept. ask me to step outside the Legislature Building and then forever ban me from re-entering the premises on June 24th, 2004? What will you do with your newfound knowledge of crime?
It is only fair that I ask these questions. After all I am a Canadian Citizen and I do have the right to ask any question to those who represent me. Whether they are born to the position or elected or appointed or merely hired, they all must uphold the law and the public trust. The Queen of Canada, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, is the official Head of State and is represented in New Brunswick by the Lieutenant-Governor. Therefore, the Lieutenant-Governor is the nominal Head of State at the provincial level, empowered with the responsibility of representing the Queen in the province. Thus I have asked him the aforesaid questions before I leave the jurisdiction of New Brunswick.
The Ombudsman, Bernard Richard told me to take my matter up the Speaker of the House and thus far Mr. Harrison has ignored my phone calls and emails. Bev Harrison did have the opportunity to ask me any question he wished before he decided not to vote for me. It seems he would rather have the lawyer, Rob Moore speak for him in Parliament. I would not be surprised to learn that Bev Harrison was the same man I had spoken to months ago or that he had attended the debate in Hampton. I have no doubt that Mr Harrison knows exactly who I am and why I was in Fredericton that day. I am not a rebel just because I make inquiries and demand that people in public service uphold the law.
The problem is that on June 24th I was a candidate for the 38th Parliament. I was busy challenging those still in public service such as John Herron to do their jobs and uphold the law. I was merely in the legislative building looking for the Frenchman Charles Leblanc so he could witness me serve this material upon the lawyer, T J Burke next door. I had made certain that many politicians were made well aware of my concerns and allegations before coming home to run for a seat in the next Parliament. The local liberal, Leroy Armstrong was willing to debate me so I was giving this material to his liberal lawyer friends to review. Dan Bussieres offended me for political reasons not legal reasons. The Speaker of the House should not have allowed the Sergeant’s actions or at least responded to my inquiry. These must be irrefutable facts because after almost two months of asking everyone imaginable about the actions of the Sergeant-at-Arms, no one would even tell me his name let alone explain his actions, It appears that the Government of Canada would rather assist corrupt politicians within a country that had rebelled against the Queen than assist one of her subjects to escape their harassment.
I must return to the USA because I have been summoned to court to argue more false allegations made against me. Whereas my country is willing to throw me back into Ashcroft’s clutches, I must complain of the Crown. It seems the Yankees may have been right long ago when they refused to pay taxes without proper representation. Perhaps Canada should follow suit. We all know what has been said about the evils of longstanding governments. What say you sirs? Am I speaking sedition or common sense?
I have heard that Louis Riel once said that the French would take over Canada without firing a shot. Now many of the French wish to separate. Maybe true Canadians can reunite our country in the same fashion. There is no need of the cartridge box as long as we properly employ the soap box and ballot box. The tools of bloodless revolutions are the laws of the land. They are in the hands of people begging us for our vote every so often. Canada does not need to pay homage to a Queen who will not check the work of the people representing her and us. We need a new form of government. I agree with Louis Riel’s thinking when he proclaimed that the Metis were “loyal subjects of Her Majesty the Queen of England’. If we are rebels, we are rebels against the Company that sold us” Although he was labelled a rebel, Louis Riel was a Canadian patriot who did stop Western Canada from being absorbed by the USA. He was also elected to Parliament twice. He would abhor NFTA as much as I. The words in Riel’s diary are well worth heeding.
“O my God! Save me from the misfortune of getting involved with the United States. Let the United States protect us indirectly, spontaneously, through an act of Providence, but not through any commitment or agreement on our part.” Riel stated in his diary this as well: “God revealed to me that the government of the United States is going to become extraordinarily powerful.”

Cya’ll in Court:)
David R. Amos
153 Alvin Ave.
Milton. MA. 02186; 10:20 PM
Anonymous said...: This letter really put Lizzy Weir's panties in a knot. Chucky's buddy Bernie Richard answered me immediately but she never did. When I got out of jail and jumped bail in the USA one year later and started demanding answers from the NDP she was not long taking a job from Bernie Lord and leaving her party in the toilet. Bernie Richard di the same thing years ago to save Lord nasty little minority. The problem is the liberals are no better ask the not so good Dr. Doherty if he wishes to argue me in public about it. In order to argue him and the pretty woman Bernie Lord had his eyes on I tried to run in Bernie's snap election in Saint John Harbour because in my opinion I caused Lizzy to quit and run off. I knew I would never be elected but the decent folks who always voted NDP deserved to know the score and my opinion of the LNG scene is worth listening to. However the not so non partison Anne Hollies and her yo yo underling Paddy Addison illegally refused me for the benefit of Bernie Lord.The Irvings and the Spanish dudes who have lost their popularity in other countries want to put such a dangerous thing right int the damned harbour and the crooked Mayor suppots it? What planet is he from I must ask. People with no names call me crazy. Well in retort I say if the politicians are sane then I am glad I am nuts.
However before they put me away anyone can have this letter and Bernie Richard's very dumb answer. I would not be surprised if this blog turns into a pumpkin by midnight EH Chucky? However if you leave it up I will post sometime a very wicked Cinderella Affadavit by Newfy Johnny Crosbie's law firm of Patterson Palmer that will explain why the liberal President in NB Greg Byrne has now gone solo.

August 24th, 2004

NDP Leader Elizabeth Weir
Constituency Office
39 King Square North
Saint John, NB E2L 1E6

Bernard Richard
Office of the Ombudsman
767 Brunswick Street
Fredericton, NB E3B 1H8

Re: Corruption

Sir and Madam,
Please find enclosed exactly the same material served upon New Brunswick’s Lieutenant-Governor, Hermenegilde Chiasson and many others today. The copy of wiretap tape numbered 139 is served upon you in confidence as officers of the court in order that it may be properly investigated.
There is no need to be long winded with you two people. I can prove contact with each of you and your associates many times. I know that you are expecting this material and why I am providing it to you for your review. Not only will I be mentioning your names today to the Police Commission but your names can be found in various places within my documents. I feel that you are entitled to review the material and I am entitled to expect you to act ethically and with integrity as would befit an officer of the court. What you will do with your newfound knowledge of crime? Please send your response to this letter to the address below. I can no longer linger in New Brunswick and wait for politicians to find the time to uphold the Public Trust.

Cya’ll in Court:)
David R, Amos
153 Alvin Ave.
Milton, MA. 02186

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I, David R. Amos, of 153 Alvin Ave. Milton, MA. on August 25th, 2004, I delivered the enclosed material to the Office of the Ombudsman, Bernard Richard at 767 Brunswick Street, Fredericton, NB E3B 1H8. Whereas the Provincial office building at 710 Queen St. is no longer assessable to the public, I will provide these documents to Elizabeth Weir’s Constituency Office at 39 King Square North Saint John, NB E2L 1E6 as soon as possible.

David R, Amos; 10:57 PM
Charles LeBlanc said...: Some people sent me private emails asking me- Who the hell is that nut???

Well? As I said earlier in the day.

No swearing or smears and everything should be ok.

I can delete this particular blog in seconds but we'll keep it here.

So far so good....

Try to be nice....; 11:18 PM
Anonymous said...: One no named dude lamented that I go on and on and I admit that that is true. On ther other hand earlier another fella ask for more and lamented that I was too slow posting. Rest assured I know most Maritimers do not give a damn about legal crap or politics. I fit in that boat as well it is just that the smiling bastards attacked me and my little clan and I must defend myself the best way I know how. I figure fire with fire so to speak so I went fiercely political and did not care about being elected. I just wanted to make my issues public for the benefit of my family first and foremost and the awful truth only hurts crooks. Most folks would find this crap boring yet lawyers and politicians like old women are gossips big time. They climb to the top pulling on the balls of others to get there. Trust that many would find this an interesting read. There is a lot to tell after being blocked in most places for years and I am trying hard to stay local to Fredericton only simply because that is the audience the Chucky draws. If the dude don't like to read my stuff click to another of Chucky's mindless blogs and look a pictures that take a long time to look at in dial up.
For ethical lawyers (if there is such athing) benefit here is something that will help explain the news today in a very funny light. McAllister answered me but Miller did not. Miller's (David Hache's too)law firm is merging with the rest of Patterson Palmer's outfit so it appears I have now crossed paths with the same bunch of bastards at least four times in various matters. Merging makes a firm more powerful but it also opens the door to the need to defend the bad actions of your many partners. Everybody knows you can't trust lawyer the that Patterson and palmer in Halifax went with Franky Boy McKenna's buddies i all to funny to me. The dudes in Turo are the only smart ones in the bunch. They said to hell with them all. Maybe I will give then a call. If you cannnot find an honest lawyer your might as well hire the wisest one EH? As i said Byron Priors complaint will prove to the Maritimes why. Look him up on the web or in front of Parliament next week.

August 24th, 2004

Gary A. Miller
371 Queen St. Suite 400,
Fredericton, NB E3B 4Y9

George A. McAllister
212 Queen St.
Fredericton, NB E3B 1A8

RE: Corruption
Sirs,
Please find enclosed exactly the same material served upon New Brunswick’s Lieutenant-Governor Hermenegilde Chiasson and many others. The copy of wiretap tape numbered 139 is served upon you in confidence as officers of the court in order that it may be properly investigated.
Months ago I contacted you, Mr. McAllister by phone and informed you that I wholeheartedly agreed with your standing that Insurance companies were making the consumers cover their losses in the stock market. Brad Green and Premier Lord played Ms. Weir and the Commission like a fiddle and were merely doing their part to assist the interests of the Insurance Companies at the expense of the public trust. Although you were happy to hear that your opinions had been read and understood, you definitely did not want my evidence supporting your claims. Pursuant to my last statement to you, Mr. McAllister I have now proved to you that I am a man of my word and I now expect you to obey the Code of Conduct that you must obey in order to practice law for a fee.
Mr. Miller, the same holds true for you. Within these documents you will find the name of a lawyer you know very well, David Lutz. I find this man to be a very poor example of an officer of the court and I don’t mind telling the world my opinion of him. Please read my letter to him and let me know as to whether or not you stand with him and against me. If anyone were to ask me, Mr. Lutz is a man in need of legal aid and has no right to charge others for his malicious assistance. Will you spring to his defence when I file a complaint against him? Whether you fellas like it or not I have now made you witnesses to my sad complaints before I returned to the USA.
If I survive the malicious prosecution that I am looking forward to in Boston next month, I will return to litigate in New Brunswick. There is no middle ground for any lawyer to stand on in this battle within two corrupt justice systems. All that I have demanded from any lawyer is simple ethical conduct. Why is that too much to ask for?
I have read your various spit and chews with Brad Green and I must admit I find them to be quite comical from my position as a layman in the catbird seat. Rest assured that I will endeavour to make my opinions widely known. Sue me if you wish. In fact I double dog dare ya to. Bring this material to court so that the jury can have something to read while we argue truth, justice and the Maritimes kowtowing to the American Way.
Cya’ll in Court:)
David R, Amos
153 Alvin Ave.
Milton, MA. 02186; 11:26 PM
Anonymous said...: Even if you do delete it Chucky you know for a fact that I already saved it. With luck I will be showing you a printed copy of it in court someday. I will ask you many questions in public not private emails about what the hell you know about this crap. Why you lied about me called me names and didn't give Brad Green my material as you promised spoke volumes to me about your integrity. Don't even try to argue me about my manners. I know how to behave myself it is you who does not.; 11:32 PM
Anonymous said...: 2005 01 T 0010

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
TRIAL DIVISION

BETWEEN:
WILLIAM MATTHEWS PLAINTIFF
AND:
BYRON PRIOR DEFENDANT

AND BETWEEN:
BYRON PRIOR DEFENDANT/PLAINTIFF
BY COUNTERCLAIM

AND: WILLIAM MATTHEWS PLAINTIFF/FIRST DEFENDANT
BY COUNTERCLAIM

AND: T. ALEX HICKMAN SECOND DEFENDANT
BY COUNTERCLAIM

AND: THOMAS MARSHALL THIRD DEFENDANT
BY COUNTERCLAIM

AND: DANNY WILLIAMS FOURTH DEFENDANT
BY COUNTERCLAIM

AND: EDWARD M. ROBERTS FIFTH DEFENDANT
BY COUNTERCLAIM

AND: JOHN CROSBIE SIXTH DEFENDANT
BY COUNTERCLAIM

AND: PATTERSON PALMER SEVENTH DEFENDANT
BY COUNTERCLAIM
SUMMARY OF CURRENT DOCUMENTCourt File Number(s):2005 01 T 0010Date of Filing of Document:25 January 2005Name of Filing Party or Person:Stephen J. MayApplication to which Document being filed relates:Amended Application of the Plaintiff/Defendant by Counterclaim to maintain an Order restricting publication, to strike portions of the Statement of Defence, strike the Counterclaim in it’s entirety, and to refer this proceeding to case management.Statement of purpose in filing:To maintain an Order restricting publication, to strike portions of the Statement of Defence, strike the Counterclaim in its entirety and refer this proceeding to case management.
A F F I D A V I T

I, Stephen J. May, of the City of St. John’s, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Barrister and Solicitor, make oath and say as follows:

THAT I am a Partner in the St. John’s office of PATTERSON PALMER solicitors for William Matthews, the Member of Parliament for Random-Burin-St. George’s in the Parliament of Canada.

THAT Mr. Matthews originally retained Mr. Edward Roberts, Q.C. on or about 30 April 2002 after Mr. Byron Prior, the Defendant/Plaintiff by Counterclaim, had made allegations against Mr. Matthews in a publication called “My Inheritance - The truth - Not Fiction: A Town with a Secret”. In that publication, the allegation was made that Mr. Matthews had had sex with a girl who had been prostituted by her mother. That girl was alleged to have been Mr. Prior’s sister.

THAT upon being retained, Mr. Edward Roberts wrote a letter to Mr. Prior. That letter to Mr. Prior is attached as Exhibit “1" to my Affidavit.

THAT subsequent to Mr. Roberts’ letter to Mr. Prior, Mr. Roberts received a 1 May 2002 e-mail from Mr. Prior. That e-mail is attached as Exhibit “2".

THAT subsequent to Mr. Roberts receipt of the e-mail, Mr. Prior swore an Affidavit acknowledging that what had been said in that publication was false. That Affidavit is attached as Exhibit “3" to my Affidavit. Following Mr. Roberts’ receipt of that Affidavit, Mr. Matthews advised that he was satisfied not to pursue the matter any further and our firm closed our file.

THAT on or about 25 October 2004, I was retained by Mr. Matthews following his gaining knowledge that a web site, made a series of allegations against him relating to my having sex with a girl of approximately 12 years old through to an approximate age of 15 years old. It also accused him of being a father of one of her children and accused him of having raped that girl. Upon checking the web site I saw that Byron Prior, the Defendant, had been identified as the author of the material on the site.

THAT Mr. Matthews instructed me to write Mr. Prior, to remind him of the fact that the allegations had been admitted to being false through a 16 May 2002 Affidavit to advise him of Mr. Matthews’ intentions to commence legal proceedings if the comments were not removed from the web site. A copy of my letter to Mr. Prior is attached as Exhibit “4" to this Affidavit.

THAT I attach as Exhibit “5" a transcript from a 5 November 2004 voicemail left by David Amos, identified in the voicemail as a friend of Mr. Prior.

THAT I attach as Exhibit “6" a portion of a 6 November 2004 e-mail from Mr. Amos.

THAT until I received his voicemail and e-mail, I had never heard of Mr. Amos.

THAT Mr. Amos has continued to send me e-mail since his 5 November e-mail. Including his 6 November 2004 e-mail, I have received a total of 15 e-mails as of 23 January 2005. All do not address Mr. Matthews’ claim or my involvement as Mr. Matthews’ solicitor. I attach as Exhibit “7" a portion of a 12 January 2005 e-mail that Mr. Amos sent to me but originally came to my attention through Ms. Lois Skanes whose firm had received a copy. This e-mail followed the service of the Statement of Claim on 11 January 2005 on Mr. Prior. I also attach as Exhibit “8" a copy of a 19 January 2005 e-mail from Mr. Amos.

THAT I attach as Exhibit “9" a copy of a 22 November 2004 letter addressed to me from Edward Roberts, the Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador covering a 2 September 2004 letter from Mr. Amos addressed to John Crosbie, Edward Roberts, in his capacity as Lieutenant Governor, Danny Williams, in his capacity as Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, and Brian F. Furey, President of the Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador. I requested a copy of this letter from Government House after asking Mr. Roberts if he had received any correspondence from Mr. Amos during his previous representation of Mr. Matthews. He advised me that he received a letter since becoming Lieutenant Governor, portions of which involved his representation of Mr. Matthews. Mr. Roberts’ letter also covered his reply to Mr. Amos.

THAT I attach as Exhibit “10" an e-mail from Mr. Amos received on Sunday, 23 January 2005.

THAT I swear this Affidavit in support of the Application to strike Mr. Prior’s counterclaim.

SWORN to before me at
St. John’s, Province of Newfoundland
and Labrador this 24th day of
January, 2005.

Signed by Della Hart STEPHEN J. MAY Signature
STAMP
DELLA HART
A Commissioner for Oaths in and for
the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
My commission expires on December 31, 2009.; 11:43 PM
Anonymous said...: Dear Mr. Amos,

On behalf of Ms. McLellan I would like to thank you for your email message concerning the current federal election. I regret that the volume of messages prevented me from responding sooner.

Your message has been brought to Ms. McLellan`s attention, as she is always pleased to receive comments, both positive and negative.

Again, thank you for bringing this matter to Ms. McLellan`s attention.

Sincerely,
Kirsten Odynski
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister; 11:47 PM
Anonymous said...: Hey Mr. Costello
Need I say I was not impressed by you yesterday. At least you confessed that you knew who I was but so much for a jealous defense of your client’s interests. EH? That said there is no need to send you hard copy of my material. Your associates within McInnes Cooper already have enough to review and confer with you about.
Perhaps you should call the dudes or ladies (: Tell them how I chuck rocks will ya? from Patterson Palmer in Halifax that merged with your firm or better yet Lenny Hoyt and Franky Boy McKenna. In my humble opinion your little buddy Franky Boy as Canadian Ambassador should have tried to stop NB Power’s malicious lawsuit against Venezeula in the USA before it picked up steam. But what do I know. EH? I think the dudes from Venezeula were wise to bring the issues back to the Maritimes and into the Irvings’ lap. I think it was a hoot that they employed your firm to do so. What say you? Whereas you do not wish to speak to me I will speak to these dudes about you, Embassy of Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, 32 Range Rd Ottawa Ontario K1N 8J4, Phone: 613 235-5151 and then send them what I sent Allan Rock Franky Boy Mckenna and the FBI almost one year ago. Perhaps you should call some of your friends mentioned below that I served my stuff upon yesterday after I talked to you and ask them what the Hell I am up to if you don’t already know.
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos

P.S. the following was an interesting article to come out in the local paper just as Humpty Dumpty had the Governor Gerneral drop the Writ on the last election. It certainly seems to me that the Irving’s and Bernie Lord were trying hard to help Stevey Boy Harper’s government and John Wallace get elected in order to protect their own selfish interests. EH? If he won’t tell ya then ask me why Franky Boy does not want to be the liberal leader right now. I Double Dog Dare Ya. As I said in closing yesterday you have my number but maybe the dudes from Venezeula lost it so here it is again 506 434 1379. Your problem is do I want to talk to you now. Whilst I am talking to your clients about your incompetance I will explain to them why I am preparing to sue your whole god damned law firm.

November 25, 2005
Liberal leader ‘jeopardizing’ NB Power’s chances in lawsuit over failed Orimulsion deal: Tory MLA
New Brunswickers should question whether Liberal Leader Shawn Graham is fighting for them or for Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, says a Tory MLA. Jody Carr, MLA for Oromocto-Gagetown, made the stinging indictment against Mr.Graham Thursday during a heated committee hearing where the Liberal leader took repeated swipes at David Hay, NB Power’s president and chief executive officer, for failing to answer legal questions regarding the utility’s Orimulsion lawsuit. Mr. Graham questioned some of the tactics being advanced by NB Power’s legal staff and demanded to know how much the power corporation budgeted for the legal battle against the Venezuelan government and its state-owned oil company.
Mr. Carr said the Liberal leader crossed the line in Thursday’s committee hearing and could endanger NB Power’s lawsuit. “The issue is complicated and it shows the issue is far over his head to what he can comprehend,” Mr. Carr said in an interview later."He was in effect working on the side of the Venezuelan government by jeopardizing the court proceedings."He was jeopardizing the chances of government and NB Power recouping the $2.2 billion in savings and therefore, in essence, that put him on the other side.” NB Power restarted its lawsuit on Sept. 1, when it filed a statement of claim looking for $2.2 billion in financial damages, which equates to the price difference between purchasing heavy fuel oil to burn at the Coleson Cove Generation Station and Orimulsion, a cheap water-and-bitumen mixture patented by Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA).
NB Power has hired Stewart McKelvey Stirling Scales to quarterback the lawsuits filed in Fredericton and New York along with Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP to serve as their U.S. counsel. Mr. Hay estimated that the corporation has already spent as much as $600,000 on legal bills relating to the Orimulsion lawsuit.The Liberal leader grew increasingly frustrated when Mr. Hay stonewalled his attempt to get a firm answer on NB Power’s budget for Orimulsion-related legal fees. “For the life of me I can’t understand how it could jeopardize the court proceedings in saying how much we are thinking this court challenge may cost,” Mr. Graham said.Throughout the committee session, Mr. Hay assured the Liberal leader that the power corporation was evaluating the risk-reward ratio at each legal “fork in the road.” Mr. Hay said he cannot disclose any details that could tip the utility’s legal hand considering the Venezuelans are keeping a close eye on the proceedings."We are dealing with people with extremely deep pockets. And if you go to a poker game “... and you say, I have my $1,000 here or whatever it is you are playing with, that gives an advantage to the other side,” Mr. Hay said.
Mr. Carr also accused Mr. Graham of misleading Saint John residents about the Orimulsion costs during the recent byelection campaign in Saint John Harbour. Mr. Carr said he found it disconcerting that Liberal campaign signs said the Conservative government lost $2.2 billion through the bungled Orimulsion fuel deal but now Mr. Graham admits the money was a “potential loss of savings.”
- Daniel McHardie - Canadaeast News Service Source: Telegraph-Journal | page A5 on Nov. 25, 2005; 11:57 PM
Anonymous said...: From: “Steve Erickson”
To: motomaniac
Subject: from Steve Erickson from Masschusetts
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 19:26:32 +0000

Mr. David Amos,
we talked about 2 years ago. My cell that we talked on is [Boston area code cellphone # snipped]

Much has happened good for me since then.

Are you in Canada, in Parliment, or are you still in the Boston area?

-Steve Erickson

Does this stuff answer your question Stevey Baby? I read what you said of me within your long winded Blogs. I told you the truth years ago and now I will tell you a little bit more. To me you are just another greedy sneaky Yankee now. But to be fair to you I must admit that we have our share of bull___ing bloggers and crooked politicians in the Maritimes as well One of them is a Frenchie named Charlie Leblanc and another named Bernie Lord. Please allow me to introduce them and some of their cohorts to you. Their emails are wittin and his Blog and yours is below. How dare you bastards imply that I am a one percenter in order to promote yourselves.

http://oldmaison.blogspot.com/2006/03/very-first-day-at-new-brunswick.html

This is obvious Bull__ supported by Charlie Leblanc for his old buddy the malevolent Sergreant at Arms Danny Boy Bussieres were talking two years ago. Now that he has lost his trusted staus he files a human rights compalint after he laughed at my false imprisonment in a Yankee jail?

Original article is at http://maritimes.indymedia.org/news/2004/06/7980.php Print comments.
IS ELVY ROBICHAID SEEING THE LIGHT????
by Charles LeBlanc Friday, Jun. 25, 2004 at 10:56 AM
Fredericton

updates from Charles

I got a few late stories that I want to bring up.
They had a protest at the Legislature on Wednesday
and I would say about 400 people showed up. I made my
own little investigation in the crowd and I soon found
out that many people from the Northern Part of the
Province knew about my protest.
These Acadians read about my protest in L’Acadie
Nouvelle! A few weeks earlier, I found out that the
English Population from the Miramichi area didn’t know
about my fight so this shows me that it’s so important
to have the media covering your issues.
During the protest, I felt like I was in a police
state. There were cops are over the place. I
approached three of them and said - My God? We need
violence, bricks going through windows, people being
shot and tear gas!!!
This is the only way that the Government will
listen.
One cop said - If I have to use my gun? I know
exactly where my first bullet is going to go!! Pretty
scary…lol….
Speaking of violence?
That guy from the Sackville area who went to
Toronto with his vehicle full of guns! Very scary
Stuff!!!
What did I tell you people in the past? Someone is
going to crack up one of these days and I know for a
fact the area targeted is going to be the Legislature.

There’s always undercovers cops around but only
when the House is in session.
As God as my witness I hope nothing happens but
it’s just a matter of time till someone is push over
the edge.
I guess a guy name David Amos was shown the door
yesterday at the Legislature. This guy is running as
an Independent candidate in the riding of Fundy Royal.
I met the guy over the net and he has a beef with our
political bureaucrats.
I admire people fighting for what they believe in
but you can’t get carried away. I guess in this case?
He wanted to speak from the Gallery and that’s a big
faux pas!; 12:04 AM
Anonymous said...: After Stevey Boy Harper gets sworn in I will call Washington to see if Spectre got the wiretap tapes and then start forwarding this email everywhere. In an ethical effort to impeach Bush and his lapdog Harper myself.
What did Lamrock, Burke, Murphy, McGuinley and you think of the copy of # 139? Scared the shit out of you EH? Whereas you little local liberal lawyers would not help me unseat Premier Lord and stop Stevey Boy Harper in h9s tracks i will through in the same lawsuits with him. It is hard to get good help these days. The word integrity does not fit in the job discription of a lawyer or a Parliamentian. EH?
The fact that Emerson just crossed the floor and the Dastardly Dave Dingwall story broke yesterday kinda sends your wicked little party down the tubes EH? From my point of view it looks good on you dudes. Say Hey to Franky Boy McKenna for me will ya? I hope to argue you all very soon in court.
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos

FEDERAL EXPRESS February 7, 2006
Senator Arlen Specter
United States Senate
Committee on the Judiciary
224 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510

Dear Mr. Specter:

I have been asked to forward the enclosed tapes to you from a man named, David Amos, a Canadian citizen, in connection with the matters raised in the attached letter. Mr. Amos has represented to me that these are illegal FBI wiretap tapes. I believe Mr. Amos has been in contact with you about this previously.

Very truly yours,
Barry A. Bachrach
Direct telephone: (508) 926-3403
Direct facsimile: (508) 929-3003

David Amos wrote

To Whom it may concern
I know Petey Baby MacKay don't love me so there is no sense in wasting my dime calling him. Hell he has refused to answer my letters or call me back even after Belinda Baby dumped him, so I do not expect him to do the right thing as Minister of Foreign Affairs other than to accept nasty little Franky Boy McKenna's resignation ASAP. Tell me is Franky Boy entitled to severance pay like his fellow Malawyer ritime buddy Dingwall is? Whereas the liberals Wayne Easter and Landslide Annie refused to protect my dumb arse over the years in their capacity as Solicitor General/Minister of Public Safety. I guess I should be fair and allow it Mr. Day's to try to act ethically on my behalf for a day or so, before I sue the Crown. EH?
Rest assured that I ain't holding my breath waiting for Mr. Day to call me back. Like many of the rest of you Stockwell Day has known of my troubles ever since Harper was elected as his latest boss in 2004 when he sat in the 37th Parliament
In the meantime in answer to Andrew Kyrstal's very dumb question on the radio just now.,methinks I should inform the NHL dudes that are being prosecuted by corrupt Yankees how I can help them.I know Andrew Kystral and all the Rogers dudes never will. What the New Jersey Dudes are up to right now is merely a case of the big bad pot calling a minor little kettle black to me and Andrew Kyrtal knows it too. Just like the Lord Conrad Black versus FitzGerald matter in Chicago everybody is trying to play dumb and it was to funny that Peter C. Newman apologized after I sent his lawyers some of my stuff..
Tell me something honestly if any you can find it in your soul to do so. Do you really think that the Conservatives thought that I didn't notice that Mulroney's right hand man Dereck Burney set up your Cabinet or that Michael Fortier was not a partner in his law firm?
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos; 12:12 AM
Anonymous said...: As a little reward Frenchie Here is the reason Franky Boy McKenna, Allan Rock, John Manley, and Brian Tobin will not run for leader of the liberal party.
Call them and ask them or the FBI to sse if they wish to call me a liar. Better yet call the Yankee Senators Arlen Spevter or Russ Feingold. Nitey night Chucky. The clock clicked past midnight and the blog has not turned into a pumpkin yet. I am impressed with your your Newfound sense of integrity but quit the wise cracks and try to say something about this crap I have posted that really matters. Will ya? A polite argument in public in front of many witnesses would be nice.

May 11th, 2005

Ambassador: H.E. Mr. Allan Rock
One Dag Hammarskjold Plaza
885 Second Avenue , 14th Floor
New York , NY 10017

Ambassador Franky McKenna
Canadian Embassy
501 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20001

Assistant Director Louis M. Reigel III
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover Building
935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20535-0001

Special Agent David Price
FBI Minneapolis
Suite 1100
111 Washington Avenue, South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401-2176

RE: Rampant Public Corruption in Canada and the USA
Hey,
Now that Paul Martin has finally set the date for his confidence vote, methinks its time to pack my bags and head for home. I must raise some serious political hell in the Maritimes before the Commonwealth of Massachusetts does its worst to bankrupt my wife and put my kids on the street before I can expose the rampant public corruption. This is also a very good day to prove within the USA that we are well aware of each other and of my concerns and allegations in order to stress test the integrity of the US Mail. It and the Canada Post have failed me big time in recent years particularly just before the Yankees falsely imprisoned me last year for the benefit of George W. Bush, John Kerry and Paul Martin to name a few. I have no doubt whatsoever each of you dudes know more about me than I do about you. However that does not mean that I have not studied each of you a lot more than the ordinary layman. Just so we are clear, I have no respect for any of you. I know that all of you are as crooked as Chief Mearn, his cops and the lawyers who are coming into our home tomorrow without a warrant. This mail should prove your malice and willingness to support crime and public corruption.
Pursuant to my many emails, phone calls and faxes etc., you will find enclosed as promised exactly the same material I served upon the Solicitor Generals Teddy Olson and landslide Annie McLellan last year before I ran for Parliament last year. The CD of the copy of wiretap tape # 139 is served upon you as officers of the court and FBI Agents in order that it may be properly investigated. Franky got this stuff and more last year. The FBI got even more the year before. Perhaps they should go find the original tapes that the Suffolk County District Attorney and Special Agent in Charge Ken Kaiser have been playing dumb about for far too long. This material was good enough to impeach George W. Bush last year and cause many people to quit or lose their jobs. It is every bit as valuable today and you all know it. Ask the many people whose names can be found within these documents or Franky Boy or Claude Richer, Allan Rock’s lawyer buddy in the RCMP about this stuff before you call me a liar. As you all know I am out of jail on bail pending my upcoming criminal trial in front of a jury of my peers. I have the right to remain silent in the USA. I will employ different rights in Canada and say a lot.
What I choose to say while stumping for a seat in Parliament in Canada is of my concern not yours. If you dudes do your jobs here and I act ethically and legally up home with luck the world will be far better off in short order. I have already checked the rules with the people working for Elections Canada. We agree it is perfectly legal for an innocent man to run for Parliament while being prosecuted with false charges in the wrong jurisdiction and venue in the USA. Everybody knows I can secure my personal freedom quicker in a political forum in Canada rather than argue crooked judges in the USA. They have already imprisoned me on bull**** charges without even reading me my rights or telling me why I was in jail. The crooks are not going to have a sudden fit of ethical behavior now without it becoming a matter of political will. We all know it is high time for a change, the sooner the better for the Maritimes as well as the rest of the world. What better politician to argue with than a right wing lawyer named Rob Moore?
As you all no doubt know I have been talking to many people within the UN and have sent many much of my stuff. You all must have laughed as hard as I did when the Cubans were afraid to talk about my stuff. I must agree with George Bush about one thing. The UN is certainly in need of an overhaul. Yet we all know that nasty dudes like Maurice Strong’s buddy, Paul A. Volcker, the Former North American Chairman of the Trilateral Commission and Karl Rove’s puppet, John Bolton are just going to make matters worse. The same holds true with the turncoat Robert C. Pozen. He now offers advice to Bush on how to fix Social Security simply because I sent him running for cover with my Putnam Investment concerns and the malevolent media control of Global Corporations. Feel free to argue me or act ethically. You choose. I don’t care. Franky Boy knows he is way past too late. I am just rubbing his nose it before I talk a lot about him and his failure to uphold the public trust in our old stomping grounds up home. I can’t help but wonder how he explained his “Harper is a lapdog for Bush” dogma to Karl Rove and his nasty cohorts. I suspect it was an allowed comment from an insider of the Carlyle Group. Don’t you? We all know Stephen Harper would never fit in that group. He is as dumb as a post. All of his successes playing at politicking have just been a matter of luck and playing on the PC and Liberal scandals. Harper is kinda scary to me. He has a truly awful agenda in store for all Canadians like evil old T. Alex Hickman and Johnny Crosbie did for our Newfys.
Sometimes less is more. So in conclusion I will just quote former Inspector General of the DHS Clark Kent Irwin and simply say it would have benefited all if he had taken his own advice way back in November of 2003 when he had an important job.
POGO: “Any advice for your fellow public servants?”
Irwin: “Well, just do your job and let the political chips fall where they may. Unless you’re willing to do that, it seems to me you shouldn’t take the job in the first place.” What say you?

Cya’ll in Court:)
David R. Amos
153 Alvin Ave.
Milton MA. 02186

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Anonymous said...: So charlie what papers did he ask you to deliver to brad Green?

And why didn't you complete the task?; 9:26 AM
Anonymous said...: Hey David Amos you complain about Chucky's pictures. He posts many pictures of himself so you fall in love with him. He really likes you.

Chucky really needs you.; 9:58 AM
Anonymous said...: I am impressed with Chucky's newfound sense of ethics the blog still stands this morning. If anyone would like to view the material and listen to a copy of a wiretap tape that Chucky and his buddy Vaughn are so afraid of all they have to do is call me and meet me in public somewhere before I leave Fredericton. I am sitting in town right now and trying to write my first complaint to file in Federal Court ASAP. Here is my cell number again 506 434 1379
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos; 10:44 AM
Anonymous said...: Methinks Mr Amos is a wacko; 12:22 PM
Anonymous said...: Mr. Amos is in good company with Charlie though. They will get along fine. They seem to have a lot in common.; 12:39 PM
Anonymous said...: Methinks too but Mr. Amos is in good company with Charlie though. They will get along fine. They seem to have a lot in common.; 12:39 PM
Anonymous said...: Oh ye critics with no names why not pick up the phone tomorrow and call your Ombudsman and Chucky's buddy Bernie Richard mention my name and ask him whether or not he received this email on August 11th, 2004 at 3.11 pm two weeks before he met my family in his office. Then if you grow up and get a name and an emaiul address watch me prove to you I am no friend of Charles Leblanc

Hey Bernard
Thanks for your response though. I didn't believe you on the phone the instant that you tried to make an issue about not receiving the email to Wayne Steeves. I figured that you were covering for Brad Green because that would mean that you knew the CISNB was involved. I laughed when you repeated it in the email. Do you think me dumb?The Fredericton PD guard the legislature correct? Ask Sgt. Kelly or Chief Carlisle if they had jurisdiction over me when they threw me out. The Crown always has jurisdiction over a Canadian citizen particularly when he is on native soil. I figured out it was Dan that threw mw out. He should have taken the stuff in the yard just as soon as he affirmed that he and the cops had jurisdiction over me as he ordered me away from the legislative building. They did watch me go into 710 Queen St to serve TJ Burke and come out without the stuff. They know I did it. Over Two hundred people watched me serve Leroy.Armstrong once he stuck his nose in my affairs. Anne McLellan and Brad Green both suggested that I give this stuff to cops that claim jurisdiction. Go argue Bruce Noble. .I don't need any luck Uncle Franky has been dead for two months even though no one has notified my wife I know it. Watch me turn the worm on the Secret Service, the FBI and the RCMP
There is no way you could have known about Connie Fogal without getting Wayne Steeves' email as well. He should have sent the CISNB out to do their job by now. Obviously that is not the case. Maybe Elizabeth Weir will have more luck making you understand. As for me I simply don't trust you. I will be calling you to court. We can argue about integrity and jurisdiction there. In the mean time perhaps you should go find Leroy Armstrong or T J Burke or Brad Green or Premier Lord or Bruce Noble and ask to see the documents and the copy of the wiretape tape I sent them before I compel you to argue about them with me. There is another fella running around Fredericton with the same stuff. His name is Vaughn Barnett. If the politicians won't talk to you, maybe he will. his number is 457-4559 But he is likely out in the front yard protesting something. I don't trust him either because he and Charles Leblanc are buddies and I know he is a liar.

Cya'll in Court
David R. Amos; 1:21 PM
Anonymous said...: I still can't understand what this guy is trying to say. His posts/letters or whatever are WAYYYYYY too long! I still have no idea what his beef is or who it's with.; 2:52 PM
Anonymous said...: I sent the email I promised I would to Chucky and many of his buddies. I will forward it on to anyone else. All you have to do is ask. Again my email address motomaniac_02186 (at) yahoo.com

Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos; 2:59 PM
Anonymous said...: My beef is what all politicians talk about but do nothing about because they are the ones who practice it. In a nutshell it is called Public Corruption Get it? If not so be it. I have said enough for now.
Dave; 3:03 PM
Anonymous said...: All I know is that David and Chucky make great friends. They are heavenly made couple. They think alike and behave alike.
Only difference is that David rights a little better English when Chucky sucks.; 3:27 PM
Charles LeBlanc said...: rights???????; 4:03 PM
Anonymous said...: Ok "writes" smart a**.; 4:55 PM
Anonymous said...: Charlie you've been leaving comments since someone above asked you what papers you were supposed to deliver to brad green for this guy?
and #2 why didn't you complete the task?; 6:03 PM
Anonymous said...: Thanks for asking that question again but rest assured Chucky will never answer it?
Dave; 7:25 PM
Anonymous said...: > HELL ANGELS FROM MONTREAL LOOKING FOR CHARLES
> LEBLANC????
> by Charles LeBlanc Saturday, Jun. 12, 2004 at 11:26
> AM
> oldmaison@yahoo.com Fredericton
> Thursday morning, I showed up at the Legislature to
> use the computer at the Library.
> I was told by security that two rough looking
> individuals walked through the doors and asked for a
> Charles Leblanc?
> They described the guys as rough looking and one of
> them had a long gray beard with a leather jacket!
> At first, I believe it was the Hell Angels coming
> down from Montreal for a hit on Charles.
> Hours later, I seen my bigot buddy Matthew Glenn and
> he was in front of the Legislature with his
> blowhorn.
> For you people who don’t know the bigot? He’s the
> one who started the Anglo Society. I seen him
> preaching to three young kids and of course I butt
> in and said - Hey Bigot??? Why don’t you bigot go
> home?
> Minutes later, we were approached by two guys and
> they asked politely –Where can we locate a Charles
> LeBlanc???
> In a matter of seconds, the bigot quickly pointed at
> me.
> I said to myself - Ohhh?? Thanks a lot Bigot!!!
> At the end? It was a guy named David Amos and I
> guess that he’s running at an independent in the
> riding of Fundy Royal. The guy have been living in
> the area of Boston and he's been following my
> updates on the internet. I'm telling you that the
> information highway is a great way to spread the
> message to the rest of the world!
> We talked for around 30 minutes and it was nice to
> see the bigot, me and David Amos together debating
> our own little concern issue. We all have our own
> issues and it’s too bad that we cannot unite and
> fight but that’s the way Canadians do things.
> They remind silent until the Government really
> pissed them all and go out and vote the party in
> power out of office; 7:40 PM
Anonymous said...: From: charles leblanc
Subject: Re: This is David Amos
To: moto maniac

I don't know what you're talking about but I gace your
info to Vaughn...Maybe he can explain to me what your
papers are all about...lol

--- moto maniac wrote:

> Hey Charles
> I just found out a simple truth about you. You
> are a liar. Not only did you not give my stuff to
> Brad Green as you promised. You did not give it to
> the man from Minto that you enjoy calling a bigot. I
> just had a little talk with him and he affrimed what
> I had suspected about you and denied receiving the
> documents etc. from you as you claimed.
> Perhaps you should get honest and give the
> stuff to Vaughn Barnett. (I just called him 506
> 457-4559 and left him a message to assure him that I
> am sincere and this is not spam I have not been to
> Fredericton lately but I plan to come soon if you
> don't give him the documents and CD I will) I am
> certain he will understand them and know what to do
> with them. Rest assured that I will tell him you
> have them. (In fact I just did didn't I) You can
> explain your own actions to your friends. I
> understand you well enough already.
> I always suspected that you were all about
> Charles LeBlanc and in the self promotion game. But
> I thought you may at least be ethical. Turns out you
> are just a liar and a chickenshit like all the rest.
> By the way I did figure out who threw me out of the
> legislature it was a french fella by the name of
> Dan. I have no idea why he would claim that his name
> was Jean Claude but it does explain to me why he did
> not show me his ID. I ain't no Hells Angel as you
> and the fellas in the legislature like to claim that
> I am. However I am a plenty pissed off boy from
> Dorchester who just had another French asshole show
> me his ass. Ask me why I am not surprised? Don't you
> think I asked around about you? Never forget you
> were raised just up the road from me. I told you
> that out of the gate when I first called you from
> Boston. Remember? That should have been a little
> clue to you. You should have done the same before
> slandering me and adding to the offense by proving
> to me that you are a liar. I
> gave you the benefit of my doubt but you proved for
> me once more first impressions are seldom wrong. I
> have now thrown you in the same boat with your
> frienf the Sergeant at Arms(Even that has acquired a
> french spelling for an English Queen) I don't hate
> french folks but I do find french bullshit very
> contemptable. I have many Cajun friends that share
> the same opinion about french Canadians. In fact I
> was the first Canadian that a lot of them ever met
> that they actually saw eye to eye with. We quickly
> put the english/french stuff in the proper corner
> and went on with our pursuit of happiness We just
> laughed at your snotty attitudes about culture.
> everybody knows it ain't about that at all. It is
> about money and power as usual. Wave all the flags
> you want, you can't fool me. I am too stupid. What
> you and all my other fellow maritmers seem to be
> overlooking is that while we can't see the forest
> for the trees because of our petty squabbles, the
> evil Global dudes have been raping our
> forest primeval. They playing us like a fiddle
> while you dance their jig out of your own self
> interest. Do you want a job in the media or do you
> wish to be like Michael Moore and become famous
> byway of notoriety? Do you really think anyone in
> the media owned by the rich and powerful takes you
> seriously? Can anyone take you seriously once they
> find you to be a liar? At least I do what I say and
> say what I mean. What say you now Chucky Baby?
> Better yet wait until I turn up and say it to me in
> front of your friends. Premier Lord know I love to
> argue with Frenchmen we can talk about it on his
> front lawn. You buddy Dan and the CISNB can listen
> in.
> The following are your words about me. I find
> that you are so full of yourself it is ridculous
> particularly in light of the fact that I consider
> you to be full of shit. Watch how easily I prove
> that fact about you the next time I am in
> Fredericton. Which maybe sooner that you think. Rest
> arrured I will be telling your friends what I think
> of you. Feel free to argue with me. It should prove
> interesting to see who they believe.
> David R.
> Amos
> 506
> 434-1379; 7:44 PM
Anonymous said...: Vaughn did you get my material as Leblanc claims? You are the third guy he says he gave it to. If not I know I will be the last. I have had enough of him and his funny ways at my expense. He whined and complained that he had no computer so I gave him one. But he failed to even say Thanks. Now the liar wants people to buy him a Bull Horn so he can bother more people with his Bullshit. Well Fredericton has already met a real legal and social activist and i did it all without a whisper or any press coverage. Soon Ottawa will receive the same stuff and much much more before I return to the USA to argue the bastards pulling the strings up here in our old houses. The folks working there seem to care more what language the liars are speaking in rather than what they are actually saying. Charles LeBlanc spoke with a forked tongue when he claimed his Scottish heritage. He made my blood boil and my ancestors bones rattle when he went on and on about his roots. First the frenchy wants his flag on the government houses then he wants to wave it wearing our kilts? I am of the Keith Clan and founded my own. My ancestors were fine and noble warriors. Read their motto on the beer bottle Chucky and tell me if you believe it or not. Rest assured I do. Neither my Septs nor I would accept such a man as Charles Leblanc as a trusted friend.; 7:45 PM
Anonymous said...: David,

Yes, Charles gave me the material - although I must admit that I was not able to make much sense of it. Because of that, and because it appears to be out of my area of expertise, I doubt that I can help you very much. Also, unfortunately, your clash with Charles, and your low opinion of him (which I feel is unwarranted) has created a conflict of interests, as Charles is a friend of mine and a fellow activist. Since I doubt I can assist you much anyway, perhaps that doesn't matter. In any event, good luck with your cause.

Vaughn; 7:47 PM
Anonymous said...: Chucky finally met his match in David Amos. Chucky deserves it. He messes with good people. Someone is speaking out.; 8:09 PM
Charles LeBlanc said...: I must admit that you have lots of guts to condenm me in my blog site.

Anyway? I tried to read those papers and I can honestly say that I don't uderstand what your battle is all about?

I never told you that I would give those papers to any MLA's. Why the hell do I want to be involded in your issues anyway.

I got enough on my own plate.

Ok...you got a little blog because a good supporter of this blog asked me to let you post your views.

Don't blow it!!!!

Is you wish to smear and used bad words? I'll delete the whole blog.

Try to be nice. Not too many websites allowso you to post your views so be nice in here.....

Watch the language....is not??? Well? Why don't you start a new blog????

Is easy to do.....

I really don't understand your point of view.

All the activists are trying to bring important issues to the public and you wish to condenm the same people.

Why burn all those bridges?

Oh well c'est la vie.....; 8:46 PM
Anonymous said...: Lets get this straight Chucky so there is no misunderstanding. You only allowed my words to stand this time around because other people read them and asked you to? Hmmm some ethics EH?

As for guts not only is my belly bigger than you my balls are as big as basketballs compared to yours. I ain't afraid of Count Peter Hans Klovenbach so why would I be afraid of you? You and your wannbe lawyer friend know full well I have been trying to impeach George W. Bush byway of the courts since 2002. Long before that nonsense in Iraq began. You hate me because if you had even glanced at the papers you just confessed you read then you know I sued Cardinal Law and caused him to quit his job on Dec 13th, 2002. It had nothing to do with child abuse like the media claims. It was merely filthy lucre that is all. Well my wife's cousin the exbanker turned priest Robert T. Kickham is still around around and cooking the books for the brand new Cardinal in Beantown. You know the dude in named O'Malley.

Furthmore Chucky you offer no argument to anything I state other than lie about not promising to serve Brad Green or falsely claiming that the computer I gave you was no good? The best you can is make jokes or critize my choice of words whilst I point out your serious lack of integrity?

In my law books it is not illegal to have poor manners or use the words I have employed thus far(as of yet anyway) I believe it falls under something that can be found in the Charter

However to slander someone and tell ouright lies about them for one's own gain is more than offensive. I have been falsely imprisoned because of the perjury of people like you who choose to support public corruption for their own gain. Methinks I should seek relief in court in fredericton particularly when I can prove it. Furthermore you know you have told several lies within the very blog.

I will wager if I posted something that you can never refute this blog will evporate immediately. Perhaps I should seal its fate and let your friends wonder why you erased me so quickly after I busted you in front of everybody. Never fear though I saved this blog in its entirety already. However you really should check you email and press print on the tif file that I just sent you and yoy hard copy of the proof that I keep wonderful records. Some of your buddies and adversaries may be reading it already. At the end of the day you may realize that I just may turn out to be the honest man that you ever met.; 9:11 PM
Charles LeBlanc said...: I give up....I'm just going to continue bloggling away.....Bonne Chance...; 9:27 PM
Anonymous said...: Don't you think you should hire a lawyer too? That last email was hell in a hand basket wasn't it? Why not call Cleveland Allaby (your know Tanker's lawyer) he hates both Bernie Lord and me but he won't demand any sort of apology from me. Hell he won't even whisper my name. Just maybe Cleveland Allaby will help Vaughn and you to understand my material and then ask you two dudes why you didn't call the RCMP years ago. Yea I know I am pipe dreaming. Honest cops and lawyers don't exist. That is pure Hollywood all the way and a long long way from the Maritimes EH? Ask my Newfy buddy Byron Prior how bad things really are around here. I Double Dog Dare Ya too Chucky.
Que Sera Sera and
Cya'll in Court
David Raymond Amos; 9:42 PM
Anonymous said...: Chucky giving advice to David Amos to not burn bridges? That is funny. Chucky is good at burning bridges himself. He has no bridge left to burn. How can give advice to others to not do the same.; 8:04 AM
Anonymous said...: Subject: Fwd: Sue me Eddy Baby I double Dog Dare Ya I telling Lord Black on you

Everybody loves a mystery. A lot of folks were no doubt wondering why the big talking old fart named Petey Newman apologized to Lord Conrad Black not long after he and Mikey Levine laughed off his lawsuit at the big party in Toronto. Didn't it seem strange to anyone that the Tory's law firm wrote the crooked old Lord a fat cheque as well? It seems that the Torys, a dude named Mr. Moate, Levine, Greenspan, Newman and I may be the only ones to know the true reason why and I am the only one who will tell the tale. Here is your clue see if you can figure it out. I know of two Maritimers who will never have a hope in hell of figuring it out because they do not have two clues between them and if the did they would not know what to do with them. One dude everybody calls Tanker and the other I call Frenchie. They know who they are do you
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos; 11:02 AM
Anonymous said...: Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2006 06:36:11 -0800 (PST)
From: David Amos
To: Eddy Greenspan
Subject: Sue me Eddy Baby I double Dog Dare Ya I telling Lord Black on you

Say hey to your buddies the old fart Peter C. Newman and and the corrupt Yankee FitzGerald for me will ya?

"Edward L. Greenspan, Q.C." wrote:

Subject: RE: Since Susan Prosnitz and her boss Fynn would not answer Hard Copy
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2006 08:10:13 -0500
From: "Edward L. Greenspan, Q.C." To: "David Amos"

Please delete my name from your emails

Greenspan, White
144 King Street East
Toronto, Ontario M5C 1G8
Tel: 416-366-3961
Fax: 416-366-7994; 11:11 AM
Anonymous said...: Subject: RE: Sue me Eddy Baby I double Dog Dare Ya I telling Lord Black on you

"Cleveland J. Allaby" wrote:

Please do not email, write, copy or send anything to me in the future.; 11:14 AM
Anonymous said...: Bingo You Mr. Cleveland Allaby win the cake baked by Bernie Lord.

Cya'll in Court . Thanks for finally responding to me. Your timing is perfect. One hour before or so before the 39th Parliament begins and just in time before I polish off my first complaint to file in Federal court in Fredericton. Was it done so quickly after I blogged my letter to you in Chucky LeBlanc's web page? Did the gossip about my blogging in his website reach you first thing this morning? In my book you are as dumb as the Frenchie is. Wise or dumb I will call you as a witness to testify in Federal Court before I get around to suing you. Perhaps your lawyer and I should talk now. Hostile or not you will make an important witness not only on because of your lawsuits concernining Native Aboriginal matters (Remember Barry Bachrach represents me in the USA right now) but more importantly because Bernie Lord paid you a lot of money years ago to study the Justice Dept. (Wasn't it 112,000 grand or so?)
Obviously Cleveland you are no wiser than Eddy Greenspan. Clearly you think your status as a well known lawyer allows you not only to ignore and not uphold the law but break it if you wish. Should you have contacted the RCMP as soon as you listened the the CD I provided you with. Guess what I told them you got it already. My next calls are to the General Counsel of the SIRC and the old lawyer who represent the following folks. He has played dumb with me for way past to long.

THE CANADIAN CIVIL LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION
A. ALAN BOROVOY, GENERAL COUNSEL
Suite 200, 394 Bloor Street West
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1X4
phone: 416-363-0321
fax: 416-861-1291

Cleveland did you really think your email will scare me off? Look how fast I bounced it back and forwarded it to many others. When a man has been diligently attempting to impeach George W. Bush for over three years despite the attacks from crooked Feds etc nothing scares him anymore. A threat of litigation coming from the email box of a lawyer into mine is like manna from heaven to me. Didn't I slam Eddy Greenspan the same way? Man you are dumb if you though that I would not do the same thing with you. You just proved for me that every body else got my email and hard copy too. you asgin the same question I asked you on February 23rd. Whois your god damned lawyer maybe I know him already. If not tell him he has a fool for a client. Will ya?

Tell me honestly, Cleveland if you can find it in your your soul to do so. Why Didn't you sue Bernie Lord as you threatened to do particularly after you and I talked the day before I gave my material to your buddy Tom Young and the New Brunswick Securities Commission? I heard of no apology from him and I laughed when I saw Tanker being trundled down to the Speakers chair arm in arm with two crooks. I figured another backroom deal went down and Tanker needed a smarter lawyer because I had heard nothing from you and I made certain that you knew the score with Hard Copy of my material before that shit went down. Something definitely smells rotten in New Brunswick EH?
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos

The question still remains who is the April Fool and will Chucky evict me for Blogging?

chucky leblanc wrote:

You can add this note to all the millions of other
notes but I feel that I have to send ya this note.

We allowed you to have your own little blog. I believe
it's a good way for you to spread your message.

I'm still trying to figure out exactly what the
message is???...lol

Anyway, there's no need to condenm the people who are
activists like Vaugh.

I believe it attracts new visitors that search the
names you mention.

But once that blog is delete? It's too fini.

I too had problems at the Legislature and it's in
front of the Human Rights Commission.

It takes time.....

All I'm asking is that you try to be nice and don't
condenm people like Vaugh who an activist also.

Just try to be nice.....

Lets try to spread our message in a nice way!

What do you think???; 11:20 AM
Anonymous said...: What, specifically, are all these people being sued for? You rant and rave and nobody can make heads or tails out of what you are talking about.

We know you ran for office. We know that you try to impeach Bush (and anybody who does that certainly gets good marks from me!) We know that for some reason they held you in jail? Is that correct?

I'm assuming its under the new terrorism laws, since you say they wouldn't let you see evidence. That also is not surprising the way the US is functioning.

But what are all the lawsuits about? There is something about wiretap evidence that for some reason you are sending to canadian politicians and lawyers..why is that?

What exactly are all these law firms doing? If they are crooked, then specifically what evidence do you have? That lawyers are crooks also doesn't surprise most people, I"m mostly surprised we continue to elect so many of them.

But if you could explain point by point what the grievances are against these people, then people may understand. Perhaps you don't care and just want to let off steam, that's fine too, that's what blogs are for. However, many people would like to know what you are suing these people for?; 12:37 PM
Anonymous said...: Good day to ye with no name. thanks for the question. Methinks by your questions you must be Vaughn.I stated the reason for my first lawsuit clearly live on CTV news to that Murphy character at suppertime just before I was allowed to debate Andy Scot in Oromocto.
My first lawsuit will be to seek relief for the offense against my rights under the Charter because I was falsely imprisoned without being charged, held without bail and it was all done without even being read my rights. Then I was denied my right to a trial after met the Canadian Consulate in jailand came screaming out. I had tried to remove the matter to the proper jurisdiction and venue in order to prove the malicious prosecution to no avail. the bastarsds in the USA will never give a jury of my peers and Federal Court in Canada does not employ a jury. Thus I must make my issues well known locally before I file so that the Judges will not dismiss my complaints so easily as they have done in the past. Give me a call if you are not Vaughn and I will meet you show you the evidence.
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos
P.S. My next posting is quite a rant. I explain things in greater detail to say the least but my manners are slipping fast. It will be the maximum stress test of Chucky's newfound sense of ethics.; 1:17 PM
Anonymous said...: So you are suing the canadian government for being held in jail in the US? Is that right, or were you held in Canada? How does that even work?

Why go on a lengthy rant to 'test' Charles? Take a break if your manners are slipping. Having your messages deleted on the last place your story can be told hardly seems helpful.

"Then I was denied my right to a trial after met the Canadian Consulate in jailand came screaming out"

That makes no sense whatsoever. People don't need long rants, they need clarity. You are suing the canadian government because they refused to help you while in US custody, is that correct?; 1:43 PM
Anonymous said...: Bingo. Vaughn; 1:57 PM
Anonymous said...: Wouldn't it be funny if you are not Vaughn but actually Clevelans Allaby or Bras Green or Jeff Mockler or beter yet David Lutz or Vaughn's buddy Brucy Baby Noble. that can't be though because Vaughn must be Chucky's only legal minded friend; 2:00 PM
Anonymous said...: I am typing to fast because I am upt to something far more important right now involving J. Division. Mean old Zach's old stomping grounds.; 2:03 PM
Anonymous said...: You know what? I am am gonna take you advice and take a break from Chucky's little sideshow and go downtown to see what condition my condition is in Fredericton. I will be the ugly guy grinning and smoking a lot but not saying a damned think. From now on i want everything i say recorded. One must do such things when one sues the Crown.
EH Vaughn?; 2:09 PM
Anonymous said...: Well, that makes some sense anyway. So how are these New Brunswick lawyers involved? Are you saying that none of them will represent you or what? You are sending them this wiretap evidence for what reason? If it's federal court why are you even in New Brunswick, all the lawyers in this province are idiots and irving lackeys. Why not go to Toronto where there are at least some civil liberties lawyers.

The trouble is, I don't know of any legal grounds that 'forces' the canadian government to intervene in a foreign country's legal system. If somebody plants coke on you in columbia and you get caught, then plead with canada to help you out, you'll be out of luck.

Under the charter canadians have fewer rights than americans. Our 'terror laws' are the mirror image of the US's, but never even had moranda rights or anything ike that. In Canada, you are simply f&&&&& if you cross the state, as any native, environmentalist, protestor, or civil rights attorney will tell you.

I don't know of a single case where somebody successfully sued, even David Milgaard was given a settlement since it was dragging out so long. Natives have tried suing for years.

However, it's easy to talk from the outside. But if Ernst Zundel couldn't sue for being held for almost a decade with no charges against him in Canada, I don't see how far a lawsuit against Canada for not intervening in a foreign country will go.; 2:15 PM
Anonymous said...: Civil rights? Where do you think you ar?? Lok at th e blog. A woman can't panhandel to make life a little bettre. Boarding house residents can't do anything. This was a joke, but if that owner wanted to, he could toss Charles for just that reason. Hell, owners could show up at their apartments and tell them they want a blowjob, any body who said no would be told to get out. Welcome to New Brunswick.; 2:53 PM
Anonymous said...: I am back in more ways than one.
It is half past quitting time and all the corrupt politicians are out getting drunk or laid or both. Tis time for bloggers to come out and play maybe with luck what the smiling bastards read in the morning will give a few of them a stroke and Lord can call some more snap by elections EH?
"Welcome to New Brunswick?" Jeez I was born and raised here i have lived here for over forty years of my life. I am older than Chucky and lived just down the road from where he was brought up in Dorchester NB. I went to High School and UNB in Fredericton when most of the snots that are screwing us did. Why do you think I am so pissed off? You don't think I know the score. If someone claims that I am a Yankee again I think I may hunt them down. If because a man lives somewhere else for awhile makes him a man of that place then how come a Newfy is always a Newfy everywhere he goes.
Here is a God's moment for Chucky:
Wht did God tell the Newfys?
Play dumb til I get back Will ya?
that joke seems to hold true here to. since I left the room nothing further was said. How come. cat got you tongue chucky or could it be the emails I sent ya?
Love and Kisses
Dave; 6:52 PM
Anonymous said...: Can ya tell I am fishing?
If you speak of the devil he is sure to appear particularly when you jerk his chain and piss him off.
Dave again; 6:55 PM
Anonymous said...: Nobody called you a yankee, but starting threatening people is sure to get you deleted, as well as guaranteeing no court in the country will give you the time of day except to prosecute. As was said, there is virtually zero chance of suing the government for your claim. At least Charles is being constructive and taking it to the human rights people and doing his part to get more rights for new brunswickers. But good luck getting to court.; 7:25 PM
Anonymous said...: I see that you are watching Vaughn. Spoken just like a lawyer you wish to be. "Hunt you down" is an expression. But it brought you out of the woods didn't it. Perhaps you should read your next email real slow. Before I go I must ask you are you trying to intimadate me by making false allegations against me?
Love and Kisses
Dave
(hows that for nice Chucky?); 7:34 PM
Anonymous said...: "As was said, there is virtually zero chance of suing the government for your claim."
Hmm maybe I will ask Vaughn under oath in court someday why he has formed that opinion of my pending lawsuit. Clearly he knows more of my matters than what I or Chucky have given him. I am still human don't you know. Fredericton does not have the only courts in this old World. I except them crooked judges here to try hard to dismiss my matters. Why to you think I am raising hell first. If anyone should understand what I am up to it is an actvist.
Love and Kisses
Dave; 7:48 PM
Anonymous said...: You certainly ain't Bruce Noble because he represents the Fredericton PD if you choose to send them to hassle me. He already know I have a few bones to pick with him in court. I would welcome more false charges. Here is the obvious question. Are you Chucky's buddy Vaughn or are you not? If not who are you?
Love and Kisses
Dave; 7:53 PM
Anonymous said...: Thirty minutes have passed and still no comment. Come on now the email was not all that long Vaughn.
Love and Kisses
Dave; 8:02 PM
Anonymous said...: I have noticed that Chucky hit counter has picked up a little speed. His count is starting to appraoch Byron Prior's website. Here it is if anybody cares. I know I do. Byron is human too and he has been far more offended than Chucky ever was.

http://maxpages.com/sexualabuse

I was bored waiting and check to see if it clicked over a big milestone for him.

80 grand was how many viewers he had when the MP Billy Matthews intmadted him into taking it down.

Chucky is appraoching that number for the first time. this is Byron second kick at the can of worms of injustice.

Love and Kisses
Dave; 8:10 PM
Anonymous said...: Tick tick tick Methinks when the count get to 100 I will evict myself before I get the bum's rush. It is getting kinda boring here anyway. I wil just safe the posts and go about my evening knowing nobody will miss me here.
Hell I was even being kinda sorta nice:)
Love and Kisses
Dave; 8:16 PM
Anonymous said...: Your silence is deafening Vaughn i must be coorect at you or are you to busy trying to revive Chucky with mouth to mouth. Did I give you two too much information in the last email and it overloaded you little minds? What gives Chuckys other blogs barely have any comments at all he can't be that busy. I will leave the comment after 99 for Chucky to fill in or delete. He always likes to have the last word. EH? I will post this look for a comment and then be gone to leave you to wonder when and where we will cross paths again.
Love and Kisses
Dave; 8:38 PM
Anonymous said...: Now I don't even make sense to myself. I will consider myself evicted and save the blog in its entirety to argue about later.
Cya'll in court or in Hell.
C'est la meme chose n'est pas?
Bon nuit ma petite chou chous.
(Aren't I nice)

Veritias Vincit
(check the Keiths beer bottle)
David Raymond Amos; 8:48 PM
Anonymous said...: I don't know who Vaughn is, I was interested in the story because I couldn't decide whether you were crazy or just very angry. I still don't know.

I know there are constructive uses for anger, Charles has accomplished quite a bit with his. I'd hate to see ANYBODY spend all that time and energy in a fruitless cause such as trying to sue the government. The mention of being an 'activist' was heartening. Charles has been an activist and he and Tim Smith have almost single handedly got the rights of tenants on the map, and soon an injustice there 'may' be rectified, one that is a hundred years overdue.

Yet he and Tim accomplished it in less than two months, albeit with the help of a byelection.

Being imprisoned in the states is no crime in my book, their entire federal system is an illegal entity. Manlin Chee has been a public defender for over twenty years, won many awards, and now sits in jail because she sat on a panel that argued against the patriot act. While Canada isn't MUCH better, it is SOME better.

But like I said, the courts will give no recourse, as the courts have clearly stated that Canada's own terrorist act does not infringe on civil liberties. Anybody who thinks highly of civil liberties in Canada just needs to remember Oka, or Quebec, where thousands of french were rounded up without charge just so Trudeau could pretend to be macho.

There are lots of organizations that are attacking these things, and personally I think its a shame that those who have virtually identical claims against the government can't seem to get along. If there were a dozen Charles Leblanc's in the province we could literally turn the province upside down. YOu seem to have the passion, but maybe a little too much, as often you are incomprehensible. That's unfortunate because those who are victims of the aggression of the state are those whose stories most deserve to be heard.

Just a recommendation, but when you mentioned all those lawyers then you definitely got my interest. These guys work in a shroud of secrecy and somebody with the guts to air their dirty laundry would definitely accomplish more good with political activism than with lawsuits. Courts were designed to put undesirables in jail, not mete out justice. Hell, New Brunswick doesn't even allow class action lawsuits!

I don't always agree with Charles, and often his views and how he states them make me cringe, but I'm glad that he does what he does, and NB is a province that NEEDS more 'activism'. I'd just suggest doing it in a way that's guaranteed to get the most results. But that's just my opinion-not Vaughns.; 10:50 PM
Anonymous said...: What planet in cyber space are you from oh yet with noname who claims not to be Vaughn? The first thing you should do when you touch down on mother earth is get a name. Then learn to read BEFORE you write. I ain't no god damned activist. GET IT? However I am a very fierce political animal. GET IT? I am just a very pissed off Maritimer with way bigger balls than you.

Some activist you are with only half a mind to say something like this to me. Go to jail sometime in Yankee Doodleland and then come back home and tell me that crap again.
"Being imprisoned in the states is no crime in my book,"

After you figure out the nonsense that you just wrote in support of a liar. Why not get an email account and a telephone too and learn how to use them BEFORE you attack a man who understands more about what you are yapping about than you could ever dream. I have no doubt that you are clever and you may be well on your way to being just another lawyer but you cannot learn to be ethical in any law school. You must be born with the genes. It seems that you and Chucky are a couple bricks shy of that load.

On the other hand in reading some of your words about what Chucky has done I think you may be the political science student at the homeless shelter that the lady that was on Tom Young's show spoke of when I called her afterwards. Either way I don't care. i don't want to know you.
Ask you buddy Chucky sometime to share his emails from me with you if you are truly are not his buddy Vaughn. Better yet go on a mission with your mouse and go through Chuckys many blogs and figure out who he is for yourself. Then ask Vaughn if you can view the hard copy of the material he admited having BEFORE I was falsely imprisoned in 2004. Activists have a lot to learn about listening to folks before there is trouble. It seems they allow things to happen just so they can protest about it later. I was challenging the FBI etc and arguing crooked US Attorneys about other matters in Federal Court in Boston months before that nonsense in Iraq began. whereas you seem to have a love of lucre Vaughn should tell ya that in two matters I was awarded judgements by default for 32 million bucks and I laughed and told them to shove it up their arse because the judgement came from the wrong court. It is all about jurisdiction venue and justice. I cannot demand integrity of others without proving my own first. When the crooked lawyers filed motions to remove the defaults and file their answers late I did not oppose them. It so shocked the hell out of the Yankee bastards they were not long sending the Secret Service to try to take a man away who would rather argue the awful truth than take a pay off.
In my book false imprisonment is definite illegal and when I look at your writing and Chuckys I cannot forget what I was taught. There are NO degrees of honesty either you are or your are NOT. Go kiss Chucky good night. Will ya? I have had enough of both of you oh ye who may be Vaughn. I so not feel sorry that I do not believe you.(Damned for a little Damned for at lot)
Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos; 11:57 PM
Anonymous said...: One last ting before I sign off that I forgot to say. Yankee lawyers swear an oath before the Bar before they are allowed to practice law for a fee. Part of it goes something like this. "I will not delay or deny any man for lucre or malice" the politicians and lawyers I am arguing ignore their oath for lucre which far easier to understand than the malice you and Chucky wish against me. i tried to help Chucky and even gave him a computer because he whined that he did not have one. The only thing I asked in return was for him to go to Brad Green's office and give him a pile of documents and one CD in an unsealed envelope so that every one could see that there was nothing harmful inside.The liar claimed many things and slammed me six ways to Sunday while blocking my protests. I was getting even on April fools and draging him into a place where most lawyer fear to go. An ethical argument in public view. Like Tom Young on the radio he keep threatening to press the delete button when things were not going his way. Charles Leblanc is all about Charles LeBlanc no less no more.
Veritas Vincit; 12:13 AM

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Poilievre tells Trudeau to 'butt out' of New Brunswick's policy on LGBTQ students

'Let parents raise kids,' he said while addressing controversial changes to policy on LGBTQ students

Arthur White-Crummey· CBC News · Posted: Jun 27, 2023 10:49 AM ADT |

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is pictured in the foyer of the House of Commons.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre speaks to reporters in the foyer of the House of Commons on Parliament Hill earlier this month. On Tuesday, Poilievre said the prime minister should stay out of a debate over New Brunswick's policy on LGBTQ students. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press)

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Tuesday the prime minister has no business weighing in on New Brunswick's Policy 713 on LGBTQ students and called on Justin Trudeau to "let parents raise kids."

The policy was designed to protect LGBTQ students in schools. But earlier this year, New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative government made changes that, in part, mean teachers are no longer required to use the chosen names and pronouns of transgender or non-binary students under 16 without parental consent.

At a Tuesday event in Moncton critiquing carbon taxation and the cost of living, Poilievre was asked whether he stands with New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs on the changes to Policy 713. He called it "provincial policy."

"I know that Justin Trudeau has butted into that. The prime minister has no business in decisions that should rest with provinces and parents," he said.

"So my message to Justin Trudeau is, 'Butt out and let provinces run schools and let parents raise kids.'"

Poilievre: PM has 'no business' in N.B. gender identity policy debate

0:28

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre says the prime minister needs to let 'provinces run schools and parents raise children.'

Turmoil in Higgs government

The changes to Policy 713 prompted backlash from within Higgs's own cabinet, including numerous resignations by ministers who objected to his leadership style. On Tuesday morning, Higgs shuffled his cabinet to replace two ministers who voted against him on a resolution calling for more consultations on the school gender-identity policy.

Trudeau weighed in on the policy at a Pride event in Toronto about three weeks ago.

"Right now," he said, "trans kids in New Brunswick are being told they don't have the right to be their true selves, that they need to ask permission.

"Trans kids need to feel safe, not targeted by politicians. We need to stand against this."

In a tweet, federal Labour Minister Seamus O'Regan attacked Poilievre for his comments on Tuesday. He said not all parents are accepting and not all homes are safe, so schools should be both.

Higgs again defended the policy change during an interview with CBC's Power and Politics on Tuesday. He said "parents need to have a voice" and insisted he's taking "a balanced approach."

He said he's seeing "a tremendous outpouring of support" for his position.

"Nationally, people are saying, 'Why wouldn't parents play a role?'" he said.

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Hey Higgy John Williston and Maurice Arsenault seem to agree about you EH?

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N.B. Premier Blaine Higgs faces growing revolt

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'It's been brewing for quite some time,' said New Brunswick MLA Dominic Cardy, who resigned from the premier's cabinet in October. 'You've got a significant caucus rebellion, a significant cabinet revolt and the party itself.'

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N.B. Premier Blaine Higgs faces resignation pressure from within PC Party

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Dominic Cardy, an independent New Brunswick MLA who previously served as education minister under Premier Blaine Higgs Progressive Conservatives, joins CPAC's Andrew Thomson to discuss the push from within the party to oust Higgs as its leader. (June 22, 2023)

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/new-brunswick-713-cabinet-shuffle-1.6889665

Blaine Higgs drops 2 rebellious ministers in cabinet shuffle

Daniel Allain and Jeff Carr are out, replaced by newcomers

Jacques Poitras· CBC News · Posted: Jun 27, 2023 9:27 AM ADT

Collage of two photos of two men in blue suits

MLAs Jeff Carr, left, and Daniel Allain are no longer on Premier Blaine Higgs' cabinet. (CBC)

Premier Blaine Higgs has reasserted his authority over his fractured Progressive Conservative government by dumping two ministers who voted against him on the contentious issue of New Brunswick's school gender-identity policy.

In a cabinet shuffle Tuesday, Higgs dropped Local Government Minister Daniel Allain and Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Jeff Carr, sending them to the backbenches.

He made it clear that their breaking ranks in a key vote on Policy 713 had cost them their jobs, violating the principle of cabinet solidarity.

"To go outside of that and to basically feel that it doesn't matter if you're in cabinet or not — it does matter. And to not address the situation is really putting the government in a very vulnerable position," Higgs told reporters after a 9 a.m. swearing-in.

"We have to respect the parliamentary system that we're in, the sanctity of cabinet, and the fact we'll have very frank and open discussion in cabinet or in caucus, but in cabinet you have to have solidarity."

Man in blue suit stepping out of black car Premier Blaine Higgs arrives at Government House for a cabinet shuffle on Tuesday. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

The new additions to cabinet are Carleton-York MLA Richard Ames, Moncton South MLA Greg Turner and St. Croix MLA Kathy Bockus. All are first-timers as ministers.

Rejoining cabinet are Moncton Southwest MLA Sherry Wilson, who was in cabinet from 2018 to 2020, and Oromocto-Lincoln-Fredericton MLA Mary Wilson, who was shuffled out of cabinet last fall.

Allain and Carr make four ministers no longer in Higgs's cabinet.

WATCH |'Cabinet support is paramount,' Higgs says:

Blaine Higgs explains why he dropped two cabinet ministers

1:20

Daniel Allain and Jeff Carr are out of New Brunswick’s cabinet. Replacing them are new additions including Carleton-York MLA Richard Ames, Moncton South MLA Greg Turner and St. Croix MLA Kathy Bockus.

The two other ministers, Dorothy Shephard and Trevor Holder, resigned, both of them citing Higgs's leadership style that they said was at odds with the values and traditions of the PC party.

All four voted with the opposition parties on June 15 to help pass a Liberal motion calling for more consultations on Policy 713, which sets out protections for LGBTQ students in provincial schools.

Higgs claimed that day that the vote was not whipped, but he said Tuesday "I never made it a free vote, either."

WATCH | Catch up on why the N.B. government changed a policy aimed at protecting LGBTQ students:

CBC News Explains: How did the New Brunswick government change Policy 713?

2:19

New Brunswick's Department of Education made several changes to a policy designed to protect LGBTQ students, affecting sections on self-identification, extracurricular activities and washrooms.

In the past, the premier has often tolerated minor acts of dissent in his cabinet and caucus, referring to it as "a diverse group" that has pushed the envelope the same way he did when he was the outspoken finance minister in the Alward government.

But on Policy 713 Higgs has signalled he was losing patience.

"To take a position against the government in the legislature, voting in the legislature, is very significant," he said Tuesday.

Carr and Allain both said Tuesday they understood from Higgs that it was to be a free vote.

"Obviously the definition of free vote differs from one individual to another," Allain said.

Both former ministers said they were questioning their futures in politics.

Allain said he was pondering whether "maybe there are other ways" for him to serve, given the party "is in a crisis. … I'm asking the question: is it worth the fight?"

He wouldn't say whether he supports the push for a review of Higgs's leadership.

Medium shot of woman in grey suit smiling at a person off camera Moncton Southwest MLA Sherry Wilson at Government House on Tuesday, where she was appointed to cabinet. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

Carr said he won't run in next year's provincial election if the premier is still leading the party.

He said he was disappointed but understands why he was removed from cabinet and did not regret his vote on Policy 713.

Carr insisted that the opposition motion called for exactly what the PC caucus had been promised by Higgs — a role for the child and youth advocate in determining if the policy changes were legally sound.

He also wished the new ministers well in Higgs's cabinet.

"If they feel satisfied with that type of leadership and governing, then that's okay. I don't judge them for that."

Higgs told reporters after the shuffle he'll try to reach out to unhappy grassroots members of the Progressive Conservative party, some of whom are organizing to remove him as leader

"I think we have some building to do, there's no question of that," Higgs said.

"I need to play a key role in that, reaching out to the membership, the executives throughout the province, and be able to sit down and have some very good discussions."

New ministers proclaim support for premier

"I can guarantee you he doesn't have to ask me" about my loyalty, Mary Wilson told reporters.

"I have no problem with our premier. I think he does a great job."

Ames proclaimed that "it's a new day, a new team, new cabinet, great caucus — we're moving forward."

And Turner, who chaired the PC caucus until Tuesday, rejected the claims by Shephard and Holder that Higgs didn't listen to his MLAs.

WATCH | The CBC's Jacques Poitras explains the process the governing PC party must follow for dissenters to remove Blaine Higgs as leader:

CBC Explains: How does a leadership review work?

1:19

The CBC’s Jacques Poitras walks us through each step the PC party must go through to remove a sitting premier.

"In any caucus meetings I was in, absolutely. I was in all the caucus meetings. Absolutely," he said.

"Like any team, there has been a leader and there has been people who support the leader," Turner said. "I have full confidence in his leadership abilities for sure. There's no question about that."

Ames replaces Carr as minister of transportation and infrastructure, while Saint John East MLA Glen Savoie gets a promotion by taking over Allain's local government portfolio.

Allain was the senior francophone minister in government, representing a language community with few MLAs in the PC caucus.

"He'll continue to be a valued member in our caucus and I'm sure he'll continue to represent the community," Higgs said.

Woman in blue suit and yellow shirt, walking with umbrella and smiling at camera Arlene Dunn arrives at Government House for a cabinet shuffle on Tuesday. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

Carr, Allain, Shephard, Holder and two other ministers, Arlene Dunn and Jill Green, signed a statement earlier this month complaining about a lack of transparency and process in the government's review of Policy 713.

Dunn, who missed the June 15 vote but said the next day she'd have voted with the opposition, remains in cabinet and takes over the post-secondary education, labour and training duties that Holder held.

Asked why he kept her in cabinet, Higgs told reporters that "I know if someone had been there, they might have done differently … but the fact is they weren't there and they didn't stand against the government."

Dunn told reporters after the cabinet shuffle that her issue had been with Policy 713.

"I didn't think we should have touched that. I think we should have stayed away from it," she said.

But beyond that, "I do have confidence in the leadership of the premier."

Poilievre tells Trudeau to 'butt out' of New Brunswick's policy on LGBTQ students

Green also missed the June 15 vote and later said she didn't know how she would have voted.

She's been promoted to minister of social development and also holds on to the housing file, with her provincial housing strategy expected to be released this week.

Opposition Liberal leader Susan Holt did not mention the internal PC party turmoil in a tweet congratulating the new ministers.

"Our team is ready to work with you to address the issues most important to New Brunswickers," she wrote.

New minister responsibilities:

Richard Ames — Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, former backbencher.
Jill Green — Minister of Social Development and responsible for Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation; still responsible for New Brunswick Housing Corporation,but no longer the Minister of Service New Brunswick.
Arlene Dunn — Minister of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour, remains Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Minister responsible for Immigration; no longer responsible for Economic Development and Small Business and Opportunities N.B.
Greg Turner — Minister responsible for Opportunities N.B. and Economic Development and Small Business, former backbencher.
Glen Savoie — Minister of Local Government and still responsible for la Francophonie.
Mary Wilson — Minister of Service New Brunswick and responsible for Military Affairs; former backbencher shuffled out of cabinet last fall.
Tammy Scott-Wallace — remains Minister of Tourism, Heritage and Culture, but no longer Minister responsible for Women's Equality.
Sherry Wilson — Minister responsible for Women's Equality and for Addictions and Mental Health Services; minister from 2018 to 2020 who became a backbencher after the 2020 election.
Kathy Bockus — Minister responsible for Seniors, former backbencher.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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Jacques Poitras has been CBC's provincial affairs reporter in New Brunswick since 2000. He grew up in Moncton and covered Parliament in Ottawa for the New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal. He has reported on every New Brunswick election since 1995 and won awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association, the National Newspaper Awards and Amnesty International. He is also the author of five non-fiction books about New Brunswick politics and history.

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434 Comments

David Amos

Methinks Higgy just sealed the deal to go to war with Mr Allian and his pals Now they will battle for the Leadership N'esy Pas?

David Amos

I maintain Danny Boy will win the battle for leadership

Ed Armstrong

Reply to David Amos

If there is a leadership convention than that is a distinct possibility but there has to be a vacancy at the top first and with 15 months to go before an election, there is no way to dispose of the current leader, hold a leadership race and convention and have the new leader prepared to fight an election and win. Danny Boy is not stupid enough to cut off his nose to spite his face. He's a much smarter man than I am (I think), if I can read the timeline, I'm sure he can as well. He would be in much better shape to wait till after the Sept 2024 election and step into a leadership race at that point if a vacancy at the top occurs.

David Amos

Reply to Ed Armstrong

Are you dudes gonna send me some more butter tarts if I am right?

David Amos

Reply to Ed Armstrong

BTW The caucus can get rid of Higgy and appoint an interim leader

Ed Armstrong

Reply to David Amos

No, only the party can dump the leader. That is the big difference between Britian's Westminster System and Canada's. Britian's Caucus does elect the leader and can dump them at any time. In Canada all Party Members have the right to vote for their leader and under the rules can bit them out as well. I definitely like our rules better.

David Amos

Reply to Ed Armstrong

There more than one way to skin a cat

Dee MacDonald

The silent majority has the final say.

David Amos

Reply to Dee MacDonald

I concur

Marcel Belanger

Reply to Dee MacDonald

Not yet...not yet.

Robert Borden

Reply to Dee MacDonald

Over half the party ridings want a leadership review. Seems the majority isn't silent, and so far haven't the say.

Craig McMaster

Reply to Dee MacDonald

When Higgs' own Party is turning on him, I don't think he has the majority anymore...

val harris

Higgs has added to his Puppet show .. NB is in for a real treat...

David Amos

Reply to val harris

I will trade you some popcorn for peanuts

Sterling Wright

Reply to val harris

Well we are in for something. But I don't think treat is quite the right word.

David Amos

Reply to Sterling Wright

Not for you perhaps but lots of us are getting quite a chuckle

Dacre Gushue

I still think Arlene Dunn should be out as well. She did sign the letter and "missed" the vote.

David Amos

Reply to Dacre Gushue

Why not ask the Fat Fred City Finest why her position is secure?

Rachel Woods

Reply to Dacre Gushue

Sterling Wright

Reply to Rachel Woods

That has always been the case for the old parties

val harris

Where is Lou Bell?

Ben Haroldson

Reply to val harris

He's in Freddy getting sworn in.

David Amos

Reply to val harris

Hiding under a rock

Mac Isaac

What I see as most disappointing...let's face it: Higgs is a huge disappointment, but what is most disappointing is that the provincial cabinet is now completely filled with a bunch of Higgs sycophants who will toe the party line but not really offer new thoughts or hopes for the people of New Brunswick.

David Amos

Reply to Mac Isaac

Welcome back to the circus

Andrew Martin

Reply to Mac Isaac

You may believe Higgs is a disappointment, but that is your opinion, not fact. If he was such a disappointment, he wouldn't have been re-elected with a majority. Opinions dont equate to fact.

David Amos

Reply to Andrew Martin

Methinks Higgy won because Vickers lost N'esy Pas?

Jake Quinlan

Reply to Andrew Martin

Rode the Covid wave (or lack of Covid in NB in 2020).

Benny Swim

Reply to Mac Isaac

That was then and this is now. Even Poitras now seems to understand who Higgs is. Half the PCs in the province (over half of the local riding presidents have asked him to resign) will stay home if an election is called. That is an opinion and not fact.

They will be bolstered by the fact that Susan Holt and the Liberals have not given any reason for them or us to think she/they will govern much differently then the PCs. In that they will keep the fee cuts for billionaires on crown land, and tax free living for the Irving enterprises.

NBers should make sure that neither the Liberals or the Conservatives get a majority the next time we vote. Look what happens when we don't do that. The premier of the day begins to think that the province belongs to him/her and their advisors.

Benny Swim

Reply to Benny Swim

The above comment was meant for Andrew Martin, not Mac Isaac.

Donald LeBlanc

Reply to Andrew Martin

How is your opinion fact?

Roland Stewart

Reply to Mac Isaac

None of them could care less about Higgs or his policies or the people of the province. They are there for the money and perks that come with the job.

Sterling Wright

Reply to Mac Isaac

You nailed it

Donald LeBlanc

Reply to Benny Swim

You’re right, the Liberals under Holt need to prove that they are not the Party of the past. They have to show NBers that the billionaires will finally lose power, that regular folks will not be footing the bills while watching our services collapse. Watching the Legislature (as little of it there is) there seems to be hope in some of these new Liberal MLAs and Leader. Now they have to start proving it’s for real, not something that disappears the minute they take power. NBs are fed up with that scenario.

Donald LeBlanc

Reply to Benny Swim

And you’re absolutely right on the need for a Minority Government. Ross Wetmore said in the Legislature that for all his years (13) in Government, the 2018 Minority Government was the best he had worked in. He seemed very emotional about what has become of Government in NB.

Robert Borden

Reply to Andrew Martin

Over half the party ridings are calling for a leadership review, that's a fact, and also shows significant disappointment within the party. At least a third of his Cabinet, at least until this move, was also in open rebellion against him. That certainly shows a significant level of disappointment within his own elected members.

Your provided "fact" is a vote that is only for his riding, not for him as leader. In Alberta Kenney's UPC got elected with a strong majority yet he was ousted by his party. What you've outlined as "fact" is basically the scenario that happened in Alberta.

Andrew Martin

Reply to Robert Borden

I guess we'll see what happen with the next election. The ridings may be calling for a review, but are the actual voters calling for it? We dont really know 100%, we can estimate, poll etc, but we dont really know whats on every voters mind until election time.

Andrew Martin

Reply to Donald LeBlanc

Winning a democratically instituted voting system where you win the majority of votes should be enough evidence of the majority agreeing. Therefore its not an opinion, but a fact.

Ross Mills

Reply to Andrew Martin

Higgs's job is to represent the views of the people who voted for him. If he caves, it will be a huge disappointment for those who voted for him. If necessary, he may need to call an election to prove this.

Robert Borden

Reply to Andrew Martin

Again, voters vote for their MLA, the party votes for the leader. Even if voters want the conservatives to remain in power, it doesn't mean they want Higgs as their premier.

Same thing happened in Alberta with Kenney, and quite possibly will happen with Smith, and I'd even go so far as including the federal Liberals with Trudeau.

Higgs doesn't seem to have the support of his party and it could be completely irrelevant what the voters want. If the party wants him out, he'll be gone.

Andrew Martin

Reply to Robert Borden

And if the voters wanted him running it and the party votes him out, then they may get voted out

Donald LeBlanc

Reply to Andrew Martin

It’s also a fact that the unvaccinated Pandemic Election Majority was won with 26% of eligible voters. This was after success in a Minority Government scenario with Higgs near the top in the approval rating polls. The opinion is that after receiving his Majority it seems that was the beginning of his missteps and downward trend, IMO.

claude bourgeois

Can't call them Progressive Conservatives anymore. Just Conservatives.

Jake Quinlan

Reply to claude bourgeois

Chip off the federal block. They hired that consultant from western canada - here we are.

Donald LeBlanc

Reply to claude bourgeois

Just what Higgs wants. Guess PP is in the area, two peas in a pod. Another use for the initials PP.

David Amos

Reply to claude bourgeois

C'est Vrai

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/premier-blaine-hoggs-pc-party-leaders-1.6888472

Higgs accused of launching 'vicious' attack on PC critic during Saturday meeting

Former president tells premier to ‘get over it’ ahead of Tuesday cabinet shuffle

Jacques Poitras· CBC News · Posted: Jun 26, 2023 11:04 AM ADT

A man with grey hair and glasses, wearing a dark suit, white shirt and tie, speaks to reporters.

New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs is facing a revolt within his Progressive Conservative caucus and in the party. (CBC)

New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs has been accused of launching "a vicious verbal attack" against a member of the provincial Progressive Conservative party's governing body who questioned his leadership.

Regional vice-president John Williston said the premier was "over the top" and "aggressive" when he shouted at the member of the PC provincial council on the weekend.

"He was clearly in a complete rage," Williston told CBC's Information MorningFredericton.

"If this is how the premier speaks to his cabinet, if this is how the premier communicates with his caucus, it's clearly a toxic work environment that none of us would be willing to accept in our own places of business."

Higgs is facing a revolt within his PC caucus and in the party over his leadership style, which critics say is a top-down system that ignores expertise and allows little input from ministers and MLAs.

Medium shot of man smiling at camera John Williston, a regional vice-president of the Progressive Conservative Party, says the premier shouted at a member of the PC provincial council on the weekend. (Submitted by John Williston)

Two ministers, Dorothy Shephard and Trevor Holder, have resigned from his cabinet in the last two weeks over their concerns about his approach.

Higgs's spokesperson Nicolle Carlin told CBC News on Monday morning that the premier will shuffle his cabinet on Tuesday.

Two other ministers, Daniel Allain and Jeff Carr, joined Shephard and Holder in voting against the government on June 15.

WATCH | Daniel Allain on current state of the PC party:

PC arguments about Higgs are 'arduous, tumultuous and in the public,' minister says

1:10

Daniel Allain comments on an internal battle within New Brunswick's governing Progressive Conservative party. Premier Blaine Higgs has come under fire inside caucus and across the party.

Allain said Monday afternoon he hadn't been told yet if he'd still be a minister on Tuesday.

"There's a process," he said at a news conference in Grand Bouctouche. "We serve at the pleasure of the premier."

Allain and the three other ministers helped to pass an opposition Liberal motion calling for further consultations on the government's Policy 713, which sets out protections for LGBTQ+ students in schools.

WATCH | Jacques Poitras breaks down what rebelling PCs need to do to remove a sitting premier:

CBC Explains: How does a leadership review work?

1:19

The CBC’s Jacques Poitras walks us through each step the PC party must go through to remove a sitting premier.

All four helped to pass an opposition Liberal motion calling for further consultations on the government's Policy 713, which sets out protections for LGBTQ students in schools.

That vote crystallized a growing discontent within the party that Shephard said goes far beyond just Policy 713.

School year wraps up with bitterness and uncertainty among teachers

Premier Higgs says he won't resign after calls for his removal

Former party president Claude Williams said last week that there are letters from presidents of 26 PC riding associations asking for a leadership review — more than the 20 required to force the provincial council to vote on whether to hold a vote.

Higgs looks at 'path forward'

Williston said the letters weren't submitted at Saturday's meeting because the number continues to grow, with two more presidents signing on after the meeting because of the premier's behaviour.

Higgs said on Saturday that there was "a good frank open discussion here and I think we have a path forward."

Asked about Williams telling reporters he was disappointed in comments by the premier in the meeting, Higgs said his remarks were "about team building, it was about us working together and having good discussions internally."

But Williston said Higgs's comments were "almost borderline shocking."

WATCH | In May, Higgs called for a controversial review of Policy 713:

Premier Blaine Higgs defends his government's review of Policy 713

2:03

Higgs says schools should have to inform parents if a child under 16 wants to change their names or pronouns, and young children should not be exposed to drag queen storytimes.

He also said the premier's critics tried to introduce a motion to schedule a special meeting of the council before the fall to deal with the leadership review issue but were ruled out of order based on procedure.

"Some people in the party are trying to to rag the puck," he said.

PC party president Erika Hachey, who ran Saturday's meeting, said Monday morning she had no comment on Williston's description of the discussion.

Williston said Higgs claimed in the meeting he was blameless for the party's poor election showings in francophone New Brunswick, pointing the finger instead at what he called negative coverage in the French-language newspaper L'Acadie Nouvelle.

LISTEN | John Williston and Brian Harquail tell Information Morning host Jeanne Armstrong it's time for Blaine Higgs to resign:

Information Morning - Fredericton15:12

PC party rebellion

Are the days numbered for Blaine Higgs as leader of New Brunswick's PC party? Jeanne Armstrong spoke to two party members who say it's time for the Premier to take a final bow. John Williston, a regional vice-president with the party, and Brian Harquail, former PC party president and one of the people who signed the letter calling for Higgs to resign.

Former PC party president Brian Harquail, who did not attend the meeting, told Information Morning that if Higgs can't unite his caucus and his party, he doesn't deserve to be governing New Brunswick.

"I was elected twice as president and we have a reputation of eating our young, and blaming somebody else for our own mistakes," he said.

"Well, it's time we took control and started to lead the party in the right direction."

'Things are going to escalate'

Harquail was one of four former presidents who signed a letter last week calling on Higgs to resign to avoid a divisive, drawn-out leadership review fight.

He scoffed at Higgs blaming negative media coverage for his lack of popularity in francophone New Brunswick.

Another N.B. cabinet minister quits as turmoil over Higgs's leadership deepens

5 questions answered about the LGBTQ school policy debate

"To attack the newspaper for doing their job is childish and shows a very, very strong lack of leadership," he said.

"Get over it, Blaine, because that's life and that's the way it is. And you wanted the job, so let's get on with it."

Mediu shot of man in suit Former Progressive Conservative party president Claude Williams previously said there are letters from presidents of 26 PC riding associations asking for a leadership review. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

Williston said far from calming down, he believes that "things are going to escalate" in the party's internal battle.

He said the premier will eventually have to realize that he can no longer govern and that an election would be a risk now because many PC members in local riding associations won't work for him as leader.

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Provincial Affairs reporter

With files from CBC Information Morning Fredericton

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1109 Comments

David Amos

Methinks Higgy's beloved caucus may turn on him in short order now that only 17 of them got a new car and a big raise N'esy Pas?

David Amos

Somebody has attacked my blog about this nonsense 11 times since yesterday afternoon and I have a pretty good idea who is doing it

David Amos

Methinks Higgy just sealed the deal to go to war with Mr Allian and his pals Now they will battle for the Leadership N'esy Pas?

David Amos

"We serve at the pleasure of the premier."

I continue to maintain that Daniel Allain will be the next Leader/Premier

Kyle Woodman

Reply to David Amos

You might be on to something. He managed the optics of municipal reform fairly well given how unpopular it was.

Don Corey

Reply to David Amos

I hope you’re right on the next leader. If indeed it’s Allain, he’ll also win the next election and the libs will no longer have Higgs to continually complain about.

David Amos

Reply to Kyle Woodman

More importantly he is French Minister in Moncton and a Bernie Lord buddy

Ben Haroldson

Reply to Kyle Woodman

Ya think lol?

Kyle Woodman

Reply to Ben Haroldson

It could have been a complete disaster given how angry people were. Given the context I think he handled it with some competency. I don't really know much about Allain. Seems to know when to keep his head down.

David Amos

Reply to Kyle Woodman

Hanwell man sues NB Liquor over agency store contract

Moncton's Power Plus Technology won the agency store contract

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David Amos

Reply to David Amos

Alward appoints faithful to key positions

CBC News · Posted: Oct 14, 2010 6:49 AM ADT

New Brunswick Premier David Alward appointed Tory faithful to key deputy minister posts Thursday, reversing a vow to change the way in which appointments are made by the provincial government.

The appointments include Daniel Allain to the key position of president and chief executive officer of NB Liquor. Dana Clendenning, the Liberal-appointed president of the Crown corporation, left his position last week with a taxpayer-funded severance package.

Previous premiers Shawn Graham and Bernard Lord both selected party loyalists for the job, which pays between $150,000 and $175,000 per year.

David Amos

"But Mark Paul-Elias, the president of the PC's Fredericton-Grand Lake Riding Association, said the majority of the party stands behind the premier"

Mack Leigh

Reply to David Amos

And that speaks volumes....

Graham McCormack

Reply to David Amos

And Trump say she was the best president ever. People say a lot of things, doesn't mean they are true.

Andrew Hebda

Reply to David Amos

He has unique insight (outside of the Fredericton-Grand Lake riding)?

Gregory Pittaway

Reply to David Amos

I think that's going to be proven fantacy very shortly. Lol.

David Amos

Reply to Gregory Pittaway

Trust that I don't trust anything a lawyer says particularly one who is supporting our latest Justice Minister

Rhys Philbin

Lol. Caucus revolt.

Two ministers stand down yet hold on to the golden paycheque

David Amos

Reply to Rhys Philbin

Oh My MY Are you having as much fun as I?

Daniel Franklin

Higgs is bad for NB and is giving us a bad name. He's worse for NB than Jason Kenney was for Alberta.

Andrew Martin

Reply to Daniel Franklin

Best leader NB has had in decades..... maybe are envious that higgs is taking a stand against the nonsense.

Inger Nielsen

Reply to Andrew Martin

sorry you feel that way I feel that childrens lives matter childrens voices matter and childrens rights matter

David Amos

Reply to Daniel Franklin

Relax and enjoy the circus

Ken Hastings

Reply to Daniel Franklin

But, Danielle Smith is worse than Higgs and Kenney put together!

Fred Brewer

What has Higgs done for renewables in NB?

2016 was the first year when there were more people employed in renewable energy worldwide than there were in oil and gas worldwide.

Since then the job growth in renewables has continued to grow. But Higgs head was firmly stuck in the oilsands and NB has lost out on huge, well-paid job growth opportunities in renewables. Time for him to go.

Ronald Miller

Reply to Fred Brewer

Our total renewable capacity in 2018 stood at 30.6%, in 2023 it now stands at 40.4%. Conversely, our Oil and Diesel was at 35.2%, it is now 15.5%. Looks like that debt clock needs another adjustment.

Andrew Martin

Reply to Fred Brewer

The cost of renewables is not as attractive to NB due to our already low rates. The shift in job demographics you mention is not born of something other than government making O n G job extinct due to hindering policies.

David Amos

Reply to Ronald Miller

Say Hey to Little Lou for me will ya?

Shawn Tabor

This just keeps on getting better and better. The drama of it all. Shows you the ( cracks ). What should these folks really be doing.

David Amos

Reply to Shawn Tabor

Welcome back to the circus

Frank Brace

Perhaps Higgs could be sent to a psychologist for counselling

David Amos

Reply to Frank Brace

Why not just put the old goat out to pasture? The Conservatives may need him again in the future

Michael Hutton

Reply to Frank Brace

Only if his parents approve

Andrew Hebda

Reply to Frank Brace

In all honesty.. we all have our days... when we have to vent... however, in this case, based on what we have seen in the news during the last several weeks seems to be something more "persistent"

Frank Brace

Reply to Michael Hutton

Touche, make him tell them

Walter Alison

Reply to Frank Brace

Don't you really mean social conditioning and brainwashing?

Benny Swim

Reply to Frank Brace

But not one in a school as there are none.

Michael Cain

Reply to Frank Brace

anger mangement problem; makes decisions in the heat of the moment.

Frank Brace

Reply toWalter Alison

That's already occurred and why he needs help

Mike Carruthers

Any leader will have a nasty streak when subordinates decide to not follow their instructions. Just ask Jody Wilson-Raybould.

David Amos

Reply to Mike Carruthers

While you are at it why not ask Jody about my lawsuit which I filed and began arguing before she was elected?

Michael Murphy

Reply to Mike Carruthers

So Trudeau was right, or Higgs is wrong?

Walter Alison

Reply to Michael Murphy

Trudeau is never right. Hence, Higgs is not wrong.

Andrew Hebda

Reply to Mike Carruthers

In Minister Wilson Raybould's case she was offered a choice... In this case... no choice.. just public berating.

Michael Cain

Reply to Mike Carruthers

She failed at the job miserably.

Robt Greene

'Vicious verbal attack.'

'He was clearly in a complete rage'

We've had hints of this from Ottawa. One incident, about six yrs ago, that made it to a couple of papers, was the time when he jumped up on a desk and started screaming a profanity laden 10 min outburst at an MP who dared to voice what his constituents wanted.

No story on this site about it though. And you can be damned sure they knew all about it.

David Amos

Reply to Robt Greene

Reporters witnessed our little hoedown in public in October and said nothing either

Dacre Gushue

Reply to Robt Greene

You need to add more context here. Not sure who or what you're talking about.

David Amos

Reply to Dacre Gushue

I finally got a Health Care Card Correct?

Benny Swim

So because Trudeau does it, it is fine for Higgs? Whataboutism is a weak argument. Like kids saying "well Mary and Mark did it so why am I being given a hard time"". BTW, Trudeau is a lousy leader too.

David Amos

Reply to Benny Swim

They both replaced their Health Ministers Correct?

Robt Greene

Reply to Benny Swim

Not at all what I was saying.

One is front page news on here.

The other incidents are totally ignored by this site.

David Amos

Reply to David Amos

PC official wants Blaine Higgs's leadership put to review

PC party official hopes for discussion of N.B. premier's leadership at

annual general meeting

Jacques Poitras · CBC News · Posted: Oct 18, 2022 6:15 PM AT

Blaine Higgs recently told Brunswick News that he’ll announce during

his State of the Province speech in the new year whether he plans to

retire ahead of the next election in 2024 or seek another mandate.

(Jacques Poitras/CBC)

Bruce Dagsvik

At this rate NB will see a COR comeback with Higgs as leader taking them into the 2024 election.

Dacre Gushue

Reply to Bruce Dagsvik

That's not all bad.

David Amos

Reply to Bruce Dagsvik

Methinks many would agree that you are more right than wrong N'esy Pas?

Toby Tolly

jacques ... the 1 hit wonder

Emmanuel Rochon

Reply to Toby Tolly

Oh how some like to blame the messenger!

David Amos

Reply to Emmanuel Rochon

C'est Vrai

Zoe Richmond

Premier Higgs has won two elections, of course the media is all over him like the plague.

Elliott Stranger

Reply to Zoe Richmond

It’s not the media he has to worry about. His own party wants him gone.

Andrew Hebda

Reply to Zoe Richmond

It is not the media that is confronting him... It is (what were formerly his own people

Emmanuel Rochon

Reply to Zoe Richmond

Well that's quite the leap!

Roosevelt Smith

Reply to Emmanuel Rochon

seems blaming the media is pretty on par for these folks:

pointing the finger instead at what he called negative coverage in the French-language newspaper L'Acadie Nouvelle.

Sam Crawford

Reply to Zoe Richmond

Hoodwinking an electorate in no means equates to good governance.

Craig McMaster

Reply to Zoe Richmond

Premier Higgs is losing the support of his own Party and the press is doing their job by telling us about it...

David Amos

Reply to Sam Crawford

Oh So True

Rick Rheubottom

When cornered the typical politician will lash out in a defensive tactic disguised as aggression. If ignored the hackles come down and typically they rest.

Andrew Hebda

Reply to Rick Rheubottom

I prefer politicians who can control their temper (and their hackles)

David Amos

Reply to Andrew Hebda

Clive Gibbons

Judging by the contempt he has for his team, imagine how he feels about what regular New Brunswickers think.

David Amos

Reply to Clive Gibbons

Imagine?

James Smythe

And here I thought conservatives detested top-down governance and centralized power

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David Novak

Reply to Craig McMaster

This article is about internal party frictions. How is Trudeau acting like a Conservative? There is little comparable internal friction within the Liberal Party. Alberta's Premier is watching behind her back and Higgs seems to be now too, both conservatives. And of course we can imagine that there might still be a few real conservatives out there who might fundamentally disagree with the direction the federal party is headed.

David Amos

Reply to James Smythe

Imagine?

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---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Michael Phillips <mphillip@nbnet.nb.ca> Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2023 19:57:55 -0400 (EDT) Subject: Re: RE PC rebels say majority of riding presidents support ousting Higgs To: David Amos <david.raymond.amos333@gmail.com> I'm not sure who you are David Amos, but you and most of your follows do not seem to understand the procedure spelled out in the constitution of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick for making a leadership review happen. If and when these so called letters are delivered to the president of the Party and the numbers meet the criteria then and only then will the process begins. The first step of this procedure could be referred to as "a shot across the bow". When you read the constitution you will see that the process maybe aborted at the next step if a 2/3 majority of the Provincial Council is not achieved. After attending the meeting on Saturday, I'm not sure if a 2/3 majority can be achieved. In the mean time, Premier Higgs will be working on resolving the rifts in his caucus. We will see how that goes. He does appear to be remorseful and sincerely interested in changing his management style. He does recognize many of his mistakes and I guess that would be the first step. I also want to tell you that under no circumstances is Dominic Cardy or Jody Carr spokesmen for the PC Party of New Brunswick. Even though they are members of PCNB, both of these gentleman are in the political wilderness and are only commenting to the media for their own self interests, not the Party. Mr Cardy claims he is a member in good standing of PCNB. Member yes, good standing NO. I have talked with many, many members of the Party in the past year and only one admits to being an ally of Mr Cardy. I have no idea why the media flocks to him each time there is a new development in New Brunswick politics. His opinion has zero value to most people in the Province. If the media wanted to renew their credibility they would stop interviewing him. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Blogger <no-reply@google.com> Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2023 19:42:19 +0000 Subject: Your post titled "PC rebels say majority of riding presidents support ousting Higgs" has been reinstated To: david.raymond.amos333@gmail.com Hello, We have re-evaluated the post titled "PC rebels say majority of riding presidents support ousting Higgs" against Community Guidelines https://blogger.com/go/contentpolicy. Upon review, the post has been reinstated. You may access the post at http://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.com/2023/06/pc-rebels-say-majority-of-riding.html. Sincerely, The Blogger Team

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RE PC rebels say majority of riding presidents support ousting Higgs

Michael Phillips <mphillip@nbnet.nb.ca>	Sun, Jun 25, 2023 at 8:57 PM


I'm not sure who you are David Amos, but you and most of your follows do not seem to understand the procedure spelled out in the constitution of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick for making a leadership review happen. If and when these so called letters are delivered to the president of the Party and the numbers meet the criteria then and only then will the process begins. The first step of this procedure could be referred to as "a shot across the bow". When you read the constitution you will see that the process maybe aborted at the next step if a 2/3 majority of the Provincial Council is not achieved. After attending the meeting on Saturday, I'm not sure if a 2/3 majority can be achieved. In the mean time, Premier Higgs will be working on resolving the rifts in his caucus. We will see how that goes. He does appear to be remorseful and sincerely interested in changing his management style. He does recognize many of his mistakes and I guess that would be the first step. I also want to tell you that under no circumstances is Dominic Cardy or Jody Carr spokesmen for the PC Party of New Brunswick. Even though they are members of PCNB, both of these gentleman are in the political wilderness and are only commenting to the media for their own self interests, not the Party. Mr Cardy claims he is a member in good standing of PCNB. Member yes, good standing NO. I have talked with many, many members of the Party in the past year and only one admits to being an ally of Mr Cardy. I have no idea why the media flocks to him each time there is a new development in New Brunswick politics. His opinion has zero value to most people in the Province. If the media wanted to renew their credibility they would stop interviewing him.

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BTW Higgy's old buddy Dominic Cardy is about to speak about 713 on
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Wednesday, 21 June 2023

PC rebels say majority of riding presidents support ousting Higgs

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/no-resignation-says-higgs-1.6887844

Premier Higgs says he won't resign after calls for his removal

Higgs intends to stay on even after the resignations of 2 cabinet ministers

CBC News · Posted: Jun 24, 2023 5:30 PM ADT

Premier Blaine Higgs said a resignation isn't in the cards. (Lars Schwarz/CBC)

Premier Blaine Higgs said he's not going anywhere after a Progressive Conservative party meeting in Fredericton on Saturday.

When asked what's next for him and the party, Higgs batted down any suggestion of stepping aside.

"It won't be a resignation," Higgs said.

The premier has been under pressure to step aside after changes to Policy 713 — a policy designed to protect LGBTQ students in schools — prompted the resignations of two cabinet ministers and letters from more than 20 riding presidents calling on Higgs to resign.

Higgs said there was no formal discussion at the meeting about a possible leadership review, but did say he wants to work with the party and his caucus to resolve any issues behind closed doors.

"I think we have a path forward here as we work through some of our issues," he said.

Another N.B. cabinet minister quits as turmoil over Higgs's leadership deepens

5 questions answered about the LGBTQ school policy debate

Claude Williams, a former president of the party who attended the meeting, said the reason there was no formal discussion about a leadership review is because the rules of the meeting made it impossible.

He also said he was disappointed in the premier's closing remarks to the meeting, but didn't elaborate further.

Support cloudy

The amount of support the premier has in caucus, and in the party, is up for debate.

On Wednesday, CBC News reported at least 22 riding presidents have written letters calling for a leadership review vote.

But Mark Paul-Elias, the president of the PC's Fredericton-Grand Lake Riding Association, said the majority of the party stands behind the premier.

While he admitted not everyone was supportive of Higgs — mentioning at least one person who walked out of the meeting — Paul-Elias maintained the premier has the party's support.

"You don't have a family that doesn't have the odd person who doesn't agree with what's going on. But the party is really united and we intend to stay united," he said.

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198 Comments

David Amos

"The turmoil within New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative Party was deepening Friday morning as another minister quit Premier Blaine Higgs's cabinet and four former top party officials demanded the premier resign.

Portland-Simonds MLA Trevor Holder, the longest-serving MLA in the legislature, announced in an open letter he was quitting as minister of post-secondary education, training and labour.

"Under the leadership of Premier Higgs, caucus has been less about consensus and more about him getting his own way," Holder wrote.

Holder's letter was sent out just one hour after four past presidents of the party called on Higgs to resign immediately.

"We ask that you avoid a disruptive, public battle that could tear the party apart. We ask that you leave graciously," the letter says.

The letter is signed by Claude Williams, Lester Young, Brian Harquail and Jason Stephen, all former presidents of the New Brunswick party."

David Amos

Imagine if Higgy as Leader decides to dissolve the PC Party like his buddy Austin did to the PANB recently and MacKay did to the federal PC Party in 20 years ago?

David Amos

"Higgs's past involvement with the anti-bilingualism Confederation of Regions party — alarming to many francophones — underscored that he was truly different."

David Amos

Reply to David Amos

"Only three sitting PC MLAs endorsed him, an indicator of how his more conventional colleagues saw his maverickness.

So he signed up countless new party members to go around them.

He told those recruits that "it doesn't matter what the party's called — use the PC Party as a conduit to change politics in New Brunswick."

David Amos

Reply to David Amos

"Most MLAs who worked with Higgs in the Alward cabinet endorsed other leadership candidates in 2016 and chafed at his open disdain for old-fashioned party ways.

"When it's done right … politics is what makes things happen," veteran Portland-Simonds member Trevor Holder said at the time.

"Sometimes that takes political friendships and alliances to get that done."

David Amos

Reply to David Amos

"The main accusation by his caucus critics is that he cuts them out of his decision-making process.

His 2020 push for health reforms — including the proposed closure of small hospital emergency departments — cost him his only francophone MLA at the time, Robert Gauvin.

Gauvin's father was the late Jean Gauvin, a longtime member of Richard Hatfield's cabinet who helped keep the embers of PC support flickering in Shippagan during the party's 12-year exile from power.

Jean Gauvin also stood by Hatfield when party rebels tried to remove him from the leadership in 1985 — so his son's move to the Liberals is another symbol of Higgs's break with party history. "

David Amos

Reply to David Amos

"Another francophone who backed Hatfield during that battle, Jean-Pierre Ouellet from Madawaska-Les Lacs-Edmundston, is now part of the push to dump Higgs, arguing the premier is advancing ideas inimical to the PC Party.

"As far as I'm concerned, he's trying to implement a platform that was the CoR platform when he was campaigning for the CoR party in the 1980s," Ouellete said."

Jos Allaire

Reply to David Amos

He was and still is different!

David Amos

Reply toJos Allaire

Methinks many folks in Madawaska-Les Lacs-Edmundston agree with you N'esy Pas?

David Amos

"Former PC cabinet minister Jody Carr, whose brother Jeff Carr is a minister in the government and among those who voted for the motion, tweeted Thursday that it was sad to see Higgs "lose the confidence of his party, caucus and citizens, and be the last one to realize it."

David Amos

On June 21st PC Party president Erika Hachey said in an email she had not received any letters yet from riding presidents calling for a review.

David Amos

"But Mark Paul-Elias, the president of the PC's Fredericton-Grand Lake Riding Association, said the majority of the party stands behind the premier"

Gregory Pittaway

Reply to David Amos

Jeez, never seen this much turmoil in a party that has such confidence in its leader.

David Amos

Reply to Gregory Pittaway

Check out the circus in the Ottawa or England or Scotland or Russia or the USA etc Methinks New Brunswick is small potatoes N'esy Pas?

Christine White

Reply to David Amos

Who is Mark speaking for?

Not the voting public.

David Amos

Reply to Christine White

Higgy

Wilbur Ross

Call the Irving complaint line and tell them to fire this guy.

Buford Wilson

Reply to Wilbur Ross

(Hilarious!)

David Amos

Reply to Wilbur Ross

Good luck with that

Doug kirby

His past employment has taught him to never back down

David Amos

Reply to Doug kirby

No doubt

Gregory Pittaway

Reply to Doug kirby

His past employment certainly didn't teach him to consult with experts so this is what we get. An uneducated leader who does not care to consult with those who know more than him. Just mine a vein of half truths for cheap political points, children be damned.

Michael Cain

Reply to Doug kirby

His past employment taught him that a bully gets things done.

G. Timothy Walton

Reply to Doug kirby

Elect political outsiders, get people with politics outside their skillset.

David Amos

Reply to G. Timothy Walton

I resemble that remark

Keith McLellan

The most divisive premier ever! Higgs has to go!

David Amos

Reply to Keith McLellan

Amen

Lorelei Stott

great news, hold the hill Mr. Higgs, appreciate your stance and common sense middle ground

David Amos

Reply to Lorelei Stott

No doubt Humpty Dumpty had his fans too

Gregory Pittaway

Reply toLorelei Stott

That you call this "middle ground" is hilarious and telling. Lol.

David Amos

Reply to Gregory Pittaway

I continue to maintain that Daniel J. Allain will be the next PC Leader/Premier in short order

Kat Jo

Imagine, believing parents should be involved in the rearing of their children.

Rachel Woods

Reply to Kat Jo

A child’s gender identity has no impact on the “rearing” aspect of a parent. Their support, love, and attention should not be impacted by their gender identity.

That’s why in this one singular niche situation the parent should be left out, if the child specifically requests it.

Parents are still informed and involved in literally everything else.

David Amos

Reply to Kat Jo

Imagine

Graham McCormack

Reply to Kat Jo

Nobody said they shouldn't be involved. Nice try in confusing the issue.

Michael Cain

Reply to Kat Jo

Parents are a part of the rearing of children; babysitters, day care and school all have a part to play.

Murray Brown

Mr. Higgs was obviously never a student of Parliamentary democracy.... You don't decide whether or not your are the leader of your party... Your party decides. And if they decide that you are not the leader... Then you aren't the leader. And if you aren't the leader, then you aren't the Premier. Get used to it Mr. Higgs. You do not control the keys to the Premier's office... Your party does.

Sterling Wright

Reply to Murray Brown

I thought the voters decided.

David Amos

Reply to Sterling Wright

What did Higgy and his new buddy do to your beloved party?

David Amos

Reply to Murray Brown

Close but no cigar

Benny Swim

Mark Paul-Elias does not apparently read the news. This is like Higgs' family has put all his worldly possessions on the sidewalk and changed the locks on the door. In that this is no small family disagreement.

No surprise that Higgs would put himself ahead of his party and his province. He is a bitter ender of there ever was one. This is going to get much worse in the days ahead.

Donald LeBlanc

Reply to Benny Swim

Agree, other than his party is the Higgs Party, not the PC Party and his Province is the Irving’s Province, IMO of course.

David Amos

Reply to Benny Swim

When was the last time you believed a lawyer working with a politician who is currently the Justice Minister?

Rhys Philbin

This topic has run its course.

Next!

Stephen Robertson

Reply to Rhys Philbin

You can only hope.

David Amos

Reply to Rhys Philbin

Dream on

Alison Jackson

"I think we have a path forward here as we work through some of our issues," he said.

But YOU are the issue McFly!

Rick Grayson

Reply to Alison Jackson

I think the premier fails to realize that the govt works as a democracy and not a dictatorship. 3 cabinet ministers resign. 1 the longest standing member of the legislature. Seems like there is a common denominator.

Ed Armstrong

Reply to Alison Jackson

Just remember the last two resignations and the caucus revolt were from people that never supported Highs from day one. He knew it and they knew it. The first one was insubordination, he quit seconds before he would have been fired.

Rachel Woods

Reply to Ed Armstrong

“They never supported him since day one”

That is false. He wouldn’t have made them cabinet ministers if they didn’t support him.

Matt Steele

Reply to Ed Armstrong

Exactly right .

Ed Armstrong

Reply to Rachel Woods

They both supported someone else for the leadership right up to and including the last ballot. They got in cabinet because they were 2 of the most experienced MLAs he had. Who had more Cabinet Experience that was excluded from cabinet?

Doug Cochran

Reply to Alison Jackson

"But the party is really united and we intend to stay united" says it all. I think Mr Higgs is in tune with the majority and the majority is in tune with him.

Rachel Woods

Reply to Doug Cochran

Is that why his approval ratings have plummeted and are the lowest of any Premier in the country?

Doug Cochran

Reply to Alison Jackson

Won't matter much when he wins next election

David Webb

Reply to Rachel Woods

You do know that there is only one poll that counts. Polling done for any party (paid for) are easily manipulated to get the result they desire, which they then advertise as the definitive authority. For example a poll done in only liberal held ridings would look quite different in conservative held ridings.

Michael Cain

Reply to Doug Cochran

That tune you hear must be "(Na Na Hey Hey) Kiss Him Goodbye".

Donald LeBlanc

Reply to Doug Cochran

Are you referring to the majority of right wing Western separatists?

David Amos

Reply to Ed Armstrong

Why not explain to the folks why I ran in Sussex-Fundy-St. Martins in 2018?

David Amos

Reply to Ed Armstrong

Howcome you dudes quit sending me butter tarts?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/trevor-holder-resigns-new-brunswick-cabinet-higgs-1.6886196

Another N.B. cabinet minister quits as turmoil over Higgs's leadership deepens

Trevor Holder resigns not long after 4 former party presidents call for premier to leave

Jacques Poitras· CBC News · Posted: Jun 23, 2023 9:28 AM ADT

Bald man with glasses stands in lobby of legislature with reporters around him.

Longtime Progressive Conservative MLA Trevor Holder has stepped down from the New Brunswick cabinet. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

The turmoil within New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative Party was deepening Friday morning as another minister quit Premier Blaine Higgs's cabinet and four former top party officials demanded the premier resign.

Portland-Simonds MLA Trevor Holder, the longest-serving MLA in the legislature, announced in an open letter he was quitting as minister of post-secondary education, training and labour.

"Under the leadership of Premier Higgs, caucus has been less about consensus and more about him getting his own way," Holder wrote.

Holder said he has tried many times to explain to the premier the importance of working more collaboratively but to no avail.

"While I have tried my best to continue to work to maintain the integrity of the caucus system, I have finally come to the conclusion that this is no longer possible."

A man with grey hair and glasses, wearing a blue suit, white collared shirt and blue tie, speaks into several reporters' microphones as a number of other people behind him look on. Premier Blaine Higgs has been facing backlash from his own MLAs. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

He also rapped the premier for "his lack of empathy as well as his inability to listen to valid concerns from all members of his caucus."

Holder was first elected in the 1999 election and has been a minister under three different PC premiers.

He said he plans to stay on as MLA for Portland-Simonds and called on party members to "build a thoughtful conservative movement in this province that brings people together rather than divide them."

Holder's letter was sent out just one hour after four past presidents of the party called on Higgs to resign immediately.

They wrote in their statement that Higgs has achieved a lot during his more than four years as premier but also lacks the ability to achieve "the delicate balance" required to govern New Brunswick.

"We ask that you avoid a disruptive, public battle that could tear the party apart. We ask that you leave graciously," the letter says.

"You have had some important successes as Premier of New Brunswick. But the moment now demands that you pass the baton and the PCNB reorient itself to face the future and move forward."

PC caucus members voice support for Higgs amid push for leadership review

Analysis
Blaine Higgs, a visitor to the PC Party, may soon be shown the door

The letter is signed by Claude Williams, Lester Young, Brian Harquail and Jason Stephen, all former presidents of the New Brunswick party.

The four former presidents accused Higgs of trying to make the internal fight a fight about Policy 713, the policy on protections for LGBTQ students in provincial schools that the government recently revised.

But they said the problems run deeper and include the premier's attempts to replace French immersion and weaken district education councils and to eliminate elected members of regional health authority boards.

"Policy 713 was just the tipping point in a long line of disrespect he has shown to our Party, its values and its traditions," they wrote.

Stephen said in an interview that as a party volunteer for more than three decades, it was hard for him to sign the letter.

But he believes the party's future is at stake, including in the next election in October 2024.

"This is going to turn into a very divisive program, I believe. That's why I'm asking him to retire and pass the torch. He can leave a legacy of doing some very good things. But that legacy will be different if he tries to carry a fractured party into the election."

Medium shot of man in suit speaking Jason Stephen, former president of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick, says Higgs should resign or else he will divide the party. (Jacques Boissinot/Canadian Press)

Southwest Miramichi-Bay du Vin MLA Mike Dawson said he's "behind Blaine Higgs 100 per cent" and doesn't understand what Holder's resignation will accomplish.

Since he was elected in a byelection last year, Dawson said, he's been in the Premier's Office many times, discussing issues with Higgs.

"Instead of letting the pot simmer and boil over, you go into the office, you have the discussions and you come out of the office on a level playing field, and everyone understands where each other stands," he said.

Dawson also defended the premier's hands-on approach to governing, which former cabinet minister Dorothy Shephard and others have complained about.

"Blaine Higgs is the boss of the PC party. He's the CEO," Dawson said.

WATCH | Dorothy Shephard, minister of social development, resigns from cabinet:

Dorothy Shephard resigns from cabinet

2:00

In a note addressed to the premier, the social development minister said, ‘I can no longer remain in your cabinet.’

Holder's resignation follows that of Shephard, his Saint John colleague who quit last week after she, Holder, two other ministers and two backbench PC MLA defied Higgs during a vote in the legislature.

They joined with the opposition parties to pass a Liberal motion calling for more consultations on Policy 713.

Holder said in his letter he now has to do "some significant soul searching" after a 24-year career in the legislature.

Critics of Higgs within the party have collected 26 letters from presidents of party riding presidents calling for a leadership review.

That's six more than the threshold under the party constitution for the PC provincial council to debate it at an upcoming meeting.

It also represents a majority of the 49 riding organizations in the province.

Earlier this week Higgs called the push for a review "a strategically planned political drama" that has been "a focus from a certain group for a few years now" and that was heightened by the Policy 713 debate.

On Thursday two PC caucus members, cabinet minister Réjean Savoie and backbench MLA Sherry Wilson, said they support Higgs staying on.

Wilson said PC MLAs who can't support his leadership "need to go and just retire, just get out of politics, if that's the way they think."

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David Amos

I wonder if Trevor Holder conferred with his former assistant who is now the Global Director Harper & Associates?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/pc-caucus-voice-support-for-higgs-1.6885485

PC caucus members voice support for Higgs amid push for leadership review

Moncton Southwest MLA says rebels should quit politics if they don’t like premier’s approach

Jacques Poitras· CBC News · Posted: Jun 22, 2023 4:40 PM ADT

A man with grey hair and glasses, wearing a blue suit, white collared shirt and blue tie, speaks into several reporters' microphones as a number of other people behind him look on.

Premier Blaine Higgs fields questions from reporters, backed by caucus members who supported him on Policy 713, including Réjean Savoie (with briefcase). (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

Premier Blaine Higgs is getting vocal support from some members of his cabinet and caucus as he faces a growing push to remove him as leader of New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative party.

Moncton Southwest PC MLA Sherry Wilson says Higgs's record on fiscal management and improving health care is a strong one, and members of the PC caucus who don't like his leadership should quit.

"For the people who don't support our premier, and don't look at the good work and the big picture and what's best for the people we serve here in New Brunswick, I think maybe it's time for them to step away," she said.

Critics of Higgs within the party say they have gathered letters from 26 presidents of PC riding associations and 50 rank-and-file members overall — more than enough to start the process of seeking to remove Higgs.

A woman stands at a CBC microphone in an art gallery. Sherry Wilson, former minister of Service New Brunswick, said those Tory MLAs should leave if they can't endorse Higgs's approach. (CBC)

Those letters were gathered over the last 10 days as a debate over Policy 713, on the protection of LGBTQ students in provincial schools, erupted at the legislature.

Four cabinet ministers and two backbench PC MLAs voted with a Liberal opposition motion calling for consultations, helping to carry the motion 26-20.

Analysis
Blaine Higgs, a visitor to the PC Party, may soon be shown the door

Wilson said those Tory MLAs should leave if they can't endorse Higgs's approach.

"To me it's a Conservative value that parents are involved in their children's lives. How do we fix it? I think maybe some of them maybe need to step down. They need to go and just retire, just get out of politics if that's the way they think."

A woman with short grey hair and glasses glances to the left of the photo with a serious expression. It's fairly close-up and only the collar of a black blouse with aqua squares and some red patterning is visible. Former cabinet minister Dorothy Shephard warned Premier Higgs in October 2021 that his hands-on management style was alienating members of his cabinet and threatened to "destroy" his government. (Shane Magee/CBC)

Former minister Dorothy Shephard quit the cabinet last week but remains a PC MLA.

She said Higgs's handling of Policy 713 was "the last straw" and the latest in a string of examples where he has cut the cabinet and caucus out of decision-making and instead micromanaged issues.

But Wilson defended that approach.

"Blaine has his own leadership style. He does. But look at the work that's been done under his leadership. … He is the premier and he needs to know what's going on in every sector in government," she said.

"In any of the departments, if something were to go wrong, the bucks stops with him. He needs to know so he can work with us and guide us."

Two men hold hands, raising hands above their heads in victory signal. Premier Blaine Higgs celebrating with Miramichi Bay-Neguac MLA-elect Réjean Savoie after Savoie won a byelection last year. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

Regional Development Corporation Minister Réjean Savoie, elected last year in a byelection in Miramichi Bay-Neguac, also defended Higgs.

"The premier has done his job well," Savoie said. "We've never been in such a strong financial position."

He said he worried that the public split would damage the PC party.

"When we have a family disagreement, it should happen behind closed doors. … and the Progressive Conservative party is a family."

Savoie was among the MLAs who stood behind Higgs in a media scrum minutes after the government lost the vote on the Policy 713 motion last Thursday.

PC rebels say majority of riding presidents support ousting Higgs

Minister quits as legislature condemns N.B. premier's LGBTQ policy change

He said the impact of the changes to the policy have been exaggerated.

"I hope this will end well and we can try to calm things down," he said.

Former PC cabinet minister Jody Carr, whose brother Jeff Carr is a minister in the government and among those who voted for the motion, tweeted Thursday that it was sad to see Higgs "lose the confidence of his party, caucus and citizens, and be the last one to realize it."

Wilson was one of the few PC MLAs who supported Higgs in his campaign for the party leadership in 2016.

She became minister of women's equality and minister of Service New Brunswick when the party took power after the 2018 election, but was shuffled out of the cabinet when the PCs were re-elected in 2020.

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David Amos

The former minister of Service New Brunswick Sherry Wilson never did find my Harley. Perhaps she will now?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/higgs-maybe-shown-door-outsider-analysis-nb-1.6884389

Blaine Higgs, a visitor to the PC Party, may soon be shown the door

The premier ran for the party leadership as an outsider. That may now be his undoing

Jacques Poitras· CBC News · Posted: Jun 22, 2023 6:00 AM ADT

A man in a blue suit and tie shrugs as he answers questions before an array of journalists' microphones.

Premier Blaine Higgs faces a push for a leadership review, with more than half of party riding presidents signing letters to trigger the process. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

Blaine Higgs has always been something of an awkward visitor in the Progressive Conservative Party.

He's like that person who shows up at a house party as a virtual stranger or a new acquaintance barely known to the hosts.

They liven up the evening, but sometimes the party-goers look askance when they become disruptive.

"I did not grow up in a political family," Higgs said when he launched his campaign to win the PC leadership in 2016. "I did not come from deep roots politically."

Higgs had served one term as finance minister in a previous Tory government, but prior to 2010 never held elective office and hadn't even been a PC Party member.

He portrayed himself — accurately — as an outsider, the kind of person the party and the province needed to lead what he called "a movement" to save New Brunswick.

A man with short grey hair and a short grey moustache looks off into the distance to the left of the photo. He's wearing a navy suit over a white dress shirt and dark tie. Higgs served one term as finance minister in a previous Tory government. (Brian Chisholm/CBC)

"I have the independence of thinking this province desperately needs," he said.

Now Higgs faces a push from within for a leadership review, with more than half of party riding presidents signing letters to trigger the process.

And his willingness to defy long-established partisan norms is coming back to haunt him.

As minister of finance from 2010 to 2014, that willingness to question the conventional wisdom of party politics was often bracing and refreshing.

Uncomfortable truths

He uttered uncomfortable truths that political veterans never acknowledged: that expensive, poorly thought out campaign promises were responsible for a large part of the province's big deficits and debt.

"It's a case when politicians are the most vulnerable, and people say 'I'll get him to promise this,'" he said.

WATCH | Speaking earlier this week, Blaine Higgs acknowledged he is not perfect:

Premier Higgs says he’s not perfect

0:39

Blaine Higgs reacts to a 2021 letter from Dorothy Shephard that said his leadership style 'destroyed' the team around him.

Another example was Higgs's refusal to endorse Premier David Alward's patronage appointment of cabinet minister Margaret-Ann Blaney to a plush Crown CEO job.

Longtime party stalwarts simply don't do that. They fall in line.

Higgs was different. That became his biggest asset, central to his brand.

PC rebels say majority of riding presidents support ousting Higgs

Ex-minister's 2021 letter warned Higgs he had 'destroyed' his team

Even Higgs's past involvement with the anti-bilingualism Confederation of Regions party — alarming to many francophones — underscored that he was truly different.

He once described threatening to resign when political staffers in Alward's office rewrote his budget speech on the eve of its delivery.

A man with short grey hair and a dark grey moustache talks to a variety of media microphones held in front of him. Higgs won the PC leadership in 2016 and the sceptics fell in line, then watched as his unconventional approach became, in their minds, a political liability. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

They backed off that time, he said, but in 2016 he argued he needed the top job to overcome those tired, same-old political considerations for good.

"I'm running for premier because I can't get it done as finance minister," he said.

Little support from MLAs

Only three sitting PC MLAs endorsed him, an indicator of how his more conventional colleagues saw his maverickness.

So he signed up countless new party members to go around them.

He told those recruits that "it doesn't matter what the party's called — use the PC Party as a conduit to change politics in New Brunswick."

N.B. premier stands by changes to school LGBTQ policy, says he does not want an election

Saint John Lancaster MLA Dorothy Shephard, who quit cabinet last week over Higgs's management style, wrote in a 2021 letter to him that most of his leadership supporters "had never supported the [PC Party] or had any connection to anyone in the party."

And, she added, most of them "are nowhere to be found now."

A man with short grey hair and glasses is seated in a chair at an event. He's wearing an indigo coloured suit jacket over a white shirt, dark dress pants and grey and white running shoes. Higgs was wearing new running shoes at an event in Woodstock this week. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

Most MLAs who worked with Higgs in the Alward cabinet endorsed other leadership candidates in 2016 and chafed at his open disdain for old-fashioned party ways.

"When it's done right … politics is what makes things happen," veteran Portland-Simonds member Trevor Holder said at the time.

"Sometimes that takes political friendships and alliances to get that done."

WATCH | In May, Higgs called for a controversial review of Policy 713:

Premier Blaine Higgs defends his government's review of Policy 713

2:03

Higgs says schools should have to inform parents if a child under 16 wants to change their names or pronouns, and young children should not be exposed to drag queen storytimes.

Holder was among the cabinet ministers who defied Higgs last week to vote for an opposition motion calling for more consultations on changes to LGBTQ protections for students in Policy 713.

Higgs won the leadership and the sceptics fell in line, then watched as his unconventional approach became, in their minds, a political liability.

Criticism from caucus

The main accusation by his caucus critics is that he cuts them out of his decision-making process.

His 2020 push for health reforms — including the proposed closure of small hospital emergency departments — cost him his only francophone MLA at the time, Robert Gauvin.

Gauvin's father was the late Jean Gauvin, a longtime member of Richard Hatfield's cabinet who helped keep the embers of PC support flickering in Shippagan during the party's 12-year exile from power.

One man with short dark grey hair speaks animatedly into a microphone wearing a button up dress shirt that is sky blue. Behind him, to the right of the photo, stands a man with short grey hair and glasses, smiling and wearing a dark blue suit jacket over a lighter dress shirt. Higgs's 2020 push for health reforms cost him his only francophone MLA at the time, Robert Gauvin, pictured here in 2020. (Michel Corriveau/Radio-Canada)

Jean Gauvin also stood by Hatfield when party rebels tried to remove him from the leadership in 1985 — so his son's move to the Liberals is another symbol of Higgs's break with party history.

Another francophone who backed Hatfield during that battle, Jean-Pierre Ouellet from Madawaska-Les Lacs-Edmundston, is now part of the push to dump Higgs, arguing the premier is advancing ideas inimical to the PC Party.

"As far as I'm concerned, he's trying to implement a platform that was the CoR platform when he was campaigning for the CoR party in the 1980s," Ouellete said.

Outsider status could be a threat

So the premier's outsider status — the very thing that propelled him to power — now threatens to undo him.

His best defence is his record: big budget surpluses, a lower provincial debt, low unemployment and unprecedented population growth.

But recent comments by Higgs suggest he doubts any potential new PC leader would live up to what he considers the high standards of success he has achieved.

"That is what's weighing heavy on my mind: are we going to keep the ball rolling or are we going to regress and go back into the political process?"

That's another alarming heresy for party veterans who value continuity, succession planning and long-term political viability.

A woman with short grey hair and glasses glances to the left of the photo with a serious expression. It's fairly close-up and only the collar of a black blouse with aqua squares and some red patterning is visible. In her 2021 letter to Higgs, Shephard said that when he launched his leadership bid, she concluded he "didn't want to be leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick; you just wanted to be 'leader.' (Shane Magee/CBC)

Higgs dismissed the review push in a statement Wednesday that did not acknowledge there are letters from a majority of riding presidents.

Instead he called it "a strategically planned political drama" that has been "a focus from a certain group for a few years now," now heightened by the Policy 713 debate.

In her 2021 letter to Higgs, Shephard said that when he launched his leadership bid, she concluded he "didn't want to be leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick; you just wanted to be 'leader.'"

But the two can't be separated: if the push for a leadership review succeeds, Higgs would be facing the end of his tenure as both PC leader and premier.

That's the choice now facing party members: what to do with this guest who, to many, is wearing out his welcome.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Jacques Poitras

Provincial Affairs reporter

CBC's Journalistic Standards and Practices

657 Comments

David Amos

Perhaps somebody should write something about who J P really is?

David Amos

So where is Little Lou when Higgy really needs her???

Robert Blankenship

In a series of publicly funded hit pieces. Persuasion, borderline political interference. Do not call this news. Not weighing in on this man or these issues, but this is what it is.

Geordie Stevens

Reply to Robert Blankenship

Are you saying he might NOT be shown the door?

David Amos

Reply to Robert Blankenship

It is what it is

Bruce Dagsvik

Reply to Robert Blankenship

You are correct. This is not real news, it’s entertainment, and Jacques doesn’t like this movie.

Michael Hutton

Reply to Robert Blankenship

Legislative changes are not news?

Elliott Stranger

Reply to Robert Blankenship

C’mon. It’s an article by reporters from the province about the province and talking to the politicians from Higgs’ party. It seems pretty good to this outsider. I mean, what is being reported is happening. It’s not all sunshine and daisies right now for this guy or the party. Higgs has not been listening to his people and is plowing ahead with a very controversial piece of legislation. That’s not smart politics. At the least you need your own team on your side, if you don’t have that then forget it.

Charles GALL

Reply to Robert Blankenship

Thats jack potris style acadian all the way

David Amos

Reply to Charles GALL

Yup

Dacre Gushue

"a strategically planned political drama" that has been "a focus from a certain group for a few years now," now heightened by the Policy 713 debate.

And J P and the C B C can't help but twist it further.

Did you know lots of Europe including the Netherlands and the UK are changing the same policy NB just did? The reason being is gender affirmation in children that don't include the parent is not resulting in the outcomes they had expected. It is affecting them negatively. Read a book, NB.

David Amos

Reply to Dacre Gushue

Why not just relax and enjoy the circus?

Geordie Stevens

Reply to Dacre Gushue

"the Netherlands and the UK are changing the same policy NB just did"

{citation needed}

Higgs came in, like DeSantis and lots of other righties in the US, both barrels blazing. He didn't bother to take the time to have a discussion with people who implemented the policy in the first place, and ask them questions. He's clearly giving in to social conservatives who are simply using this as a wedge to defeat policies that accept the fact that people are non-binary. They see the whole "transition" thing as an easy target, from which they ca make further inroads toward their goal of reversing the entire spectrum of policies that support non-binary citizens.

William Peters

Reply to Dacre Gushue

This issue he has brushed aside as being trendy. His problems do not stem from this issue. This is the camel's straw. It's a governance matter. He's taking his advice from some place outside of NB and bypassing the elected representatives. I understand that Conservatives think they can save face by trying to make this about an issue that polls well for them with their base, but this is a leadership crisis now. Try to stay on point. Higgs has shown himself to be oblivious or flippant to the social question. PR strategizing is all that is occurring with the issue you raise. The recommendations he got from his paid planners bombed as far as I'm concerned. Their national spearhead movement to take on this issue has died in NB just like fracking did. We became world notables in putting an end to the madness, and we ought to keep doing it despite these doomsday prophets telling us we are in need of their savior's medicine.

Rachel Woods

Reply to Dacre Gushue

This is simply respecting pronouns and names, it is not surgery or HRT. It is common decency and respect to use the pronoun and name someone requests, and their parents shouldn’t have say in the matter whatsoever if the child hasn’t decided to tell them yet

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/pc-rebels-oust-higgs-support-1.6882828

PC rebels say majority of riding presidents support ousting Higgs

More than 20 riding presidents signed letters, the first step in removing N.B. premier as leader of the party

Jacques Poitras· CBC News · Posted: Jun 21, 2023 6:00 AM ADT

A man speaking at a podium surrounding by people sitting down. A woman on the left is standing with her back to the speaker.

Dorothy Shephard seen here leaving the legislature after submitting her resignation to Premier Blaine Higgs. (Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick)

A movement to push Premier Blaine Higgs out as leader of the New Brunswick Progressive Conservative party is gathering momentum.

A member of the party's provincial council says 25 presidents of PC riding associations have signed letters calling for a leadership review vote.

That's a majority out of the 49 ridings. It also surpasses a key threshold in the party's constitution to trigger the process.

"That number constitutes over 50 per cent of riding association presidents and I think it clearly shows there's a desire for a change of leadership amongst the membership," said John Williston, a regional vice-president of the party who supports the review.

"This is from every part of the province. … It's important that this reflects a wide scope of New Brunswick — anglophone, francophone, northern, southern. It shows unity among our party throughout the province."

A man in a plaid shirt speaks into a CBC microphone outside a building. Jean-Pierre Ouellet, one of the riding association presidents who signed a letter, says Higgs has made too many decisions without consultation. (Radio-Canada) (Radio-Canada)

CBC News has seen and verified 22 of the letters, two more than the number required to advance the issue.

Jean-Pierre Ouellet, president of the Madawaska-Les Lacs-Edmundston riding association and one of the signatories, said Higgs has made too many decisions without consulting the public.

"It's 'my way or the highway,'" he said, pointing to an attempt to replace French immersion, legislation weakening the powers of anglophone district education councils and eliminating elected positions on regional health authority boards.

Surpassing the 20-letter threshold doesn't guarantee a membership vote on Higgs's leadership will be held.

The party constitution requires letters from 20 riding presidents, and 50 party members in total, for the party's provincial council — its governing body — to put the question on its agenda at its next meeting.

No more than five of the 50 members can be from any single riding.

A photo of a letters, typed on white paper, fanned out. Some of the signed letters, seen by CBC News, calling for a leadership review vote. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)

Former party president Claude Williams told Radio-Canada's La Matinale on Wednesday morning that those 50 letters were also in hand.

"We have the numbers," Williams said. "If I were in his place, I'd retire."

The council must vote by a two-thirds majority to schedule a convention within three months, where delegates would vote on whether to keep or remove Higgs.

Williston, a member of the council, said he believes a two-thirds vote is well within "striking distance."

"With approximately one-third of the caucus voting against the government and not willing to follow the premier at this point, it's quite obvious to me we need a change in leadership in the party."

Minister quits as legislature condemns N.B. premier's LGBTQ policy change

Former minister says N.B. premier's response to her resignation 'says it all'

Reviews are automatic if the party loses an election, but the process is elaborate and time-consuming when it's in power.

The move to dump Higgs is the first organized attempt to remove a sitting New Brunswick premier from their party's leadership since an effort against Premier Richard Hatfield in 1985.

Higgs was elected premier in September 2018 and re-elected two years later.

Former cabinet minister Dorothy Shephard, who resigned as social development minister last week, said last week that she'd rather see Higgs leave "amicably" than face being ousted.

"I know that the party is mobilizing to consider a leadership review," she said on CBC's Power and Politics. "I'm sure that weighs on his mind."

But Higgs indicated Monday the ball was in the membership's court.

"It won't be a call that I make, right?" he told reporters. "If the party decides to do that, it won't be a decision I make. So if it happens, I guess it happens."

Shephard quit after she and five other PC MLAs, including three other ministers, voted with the opposition for a Liberal motion calling for more consultations on Policy 713.

Woman surrounded by microphones Dorothy Shephard explains to reporters her decision to quit cabinet on June 15. (Ed Hunter/CBC)

The premier said he was willing to face a party review process to defend his position on his controversial review of the policy, which sets out standards for providing safe and inclusive spaces for LGBTQ students in provincial schools.

PC Party president Erika Hachey said in an email she has not received any letters yet from riding presidents calling for a review.

Ex-minister's 2021 letter warned Higgs he had 'destroyed' his team

Higgs threatens election to quell rebellion over Policy 713

The provincial council is scheduled to meet this weekend, but the party constitution requires letters to be submitted 21 days in advance, so the review would only appear on the agenda of the next meeting this fall.

Hachey was unsure exactly how many members sit on the provincial council and what number would constitute two-thirds support for calling a convention.

The council includes the 49 riding presidents, several party officials, including the president and nine regional vice-presidents, five MLAs whom she did not identify, and Higgs himself.

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522 Comments

David Amos

IMHO The "Silent Majority" don't even bother to vote for rather obvious reasons

David Amos

Higgy will not resist this and I continue to maintain that Daniel J. Allain will be the next PC Leader/Premier in short order

Ray Skavinsky

Hang in there Premier. The silent majority is still alive and well.

Bill Green

Reply to Ray Skavinsky

He is finished, bro. Time to wake up and smell the flowers.

David Amos

Reply to Ray Skavinsky

Dream on

Jim Graham

Reply to Ray Skavinsky

25 RA letters calling for his resignation ... that not so silent majority?

Ray Skavinsky

Reply to David Amos

David.you dont know me (remember I dont know you...) but I have some knowledge of what I say. Wait and see..lol

Ray Skavinsky

Reply to Bill Green

...wait and see...

G. Timothy Walton

Reply to Ray Skavinsky

This is Canada/New Brunswick.

The silent majority usually has no strong feelings on any particular issue.

William Peters

Reply to Ray Skavinsky

Listen to the local 18%? No, he's brought in the Alberta boys to strategize with.

Don Corey

Reply to Ray Skavinsky

Uh, no! The silent majority is starting to speak out. Why to you think the majority of the riding want a leadership review?

David Amos

Reply to Ray Skavinsky

I am not laughing for the same reasons you are

Shawn Tabor

Just a thought,,, whats really going on, when everyone is focused on this issue.

Ben Haroldson

Reply to Shawn Tabor

All is better again.

David Amos

Reply to Shawn Tabor

please explain real slow

William Peters

Reply to Shawn Tabor

Planners are planning. He's not paying his advisers to lose him his job, and yet that's what appears to be happening. Let that be a lesson to anyone else who thinks that we ought to be advised by Western Conservatives. As is often the case with Conservatives they do not have their finger on the pulse of the nation. So many of the last federal elections have shown this.

Shawn Tabor

The gong show. LOL

David Amos

Reply to Shawn Tabor

"Let me remind it was Blaine Higgs who embraced Dominic Cardy and Kris Austin without any consultation with our party," Arsenault wrote.

PC official wants Blaine Higgs's leadership put to review

PC party official hopes for discussion of N.B. premier's leadership at annual general meeting

Jacques Poitras · CBC News · Posted: Oct 18, 2022 6:15 PM ADT

Donald Smith

Reply to Shawn Tabor

lol

Shawn Tabor

Reply to David Amos

Going to be a reckoning lol

Matt Steele

It is all moot as there will have been a provincial election before any type of Leadership review could even get started in the fall . At this point , it is all up to Premier Higgs if he wants an early election or not as he could easily win another majority government .

Ben Haroldson

Reply to Matt Steele

lol...strategy..

Inger Nielsen

Reply to Matt Steele

you and about 7other people seem to be for Higgs just from reading comments

Sterling Wright

Reply to Matt Steele

So Higgs spends millions of tax dollars to win a job he already has? Not to mention he would still have a caucus that doesn't seem to want him. Maybe he should tackle the caucus issue before all else.

Rob Sense

Reply to Matt Steele

easily...famous last words

David Amos

Reply to Rob Sense

Those are not his last words

Kyle Woodman

All this comments section tells me is that civics education is severely lacking in NB.

SW Home

Reply to Kyle Woodman

depends on who you ask. Some are right and some are wrong

David Amos

Reply to SW Home

Even a busted clock is correct twice a day

Matt Steele

Premier Higgs will lead the PC party into an election this fall , and win a majority government as his popularity surges among N.B.ers . Without Premier Higgs , the PC party would implode from within as the People's Alliance party would be quickly resurrected .

Wendy Simon

Reply to Matt Steele

Better the devil you know than not know

SW Home

Reply to Matt Steele

as long as Higgs is gone the rest is gravy

Fred Brewer

Reply to Matt Steele

I would wager you $100 that you are wrong.

claude bourgeois

Reply to Matt Steele

Who cares who wins the next election, as long as Higgs is gone!

Pete Parent

Reply to Matt Steele

Thats hilarious considering the PC party IS already imploding from within

Ferdinand Boudreau

Reply to claude bourgeois

Well said

Kevin Eastman

Reply to Wendy Simon

Sometimes the devil you don't know can be better than the devil you know.

Ben Haroldson

Reply to Matt Steele

He's not gonna be in the race.

G. Timothy Walton

Reply to Matt Steele

Matt, the Keep It Simple Solutions party is looking for people.

David Amos

Reply to G. Timothy Walton

Not True

David Amos

Reply to Ben Haroldson

I concur

David Amos

Reply to Matt Steele

Everybody knows the People's Alliance Party is already resurrected

Matt Steele

The PC party cannot win the next election without Premier Higgs as Leader as PC members would leave the party , and resurrect the Peoples Alliance party , with former PC voters following them . The PC party would implode if Premier Higgs left for whatever reason .

kelly post

Reply to Matt Steele

You mean the Irvings can't win the next election if Higgs is gone.

William Peters

Reply to Matt Steele

Let him go to the COR where he came from and see how electable he is. You need a wider base to get that ship off the ground. What's wrong with not electing Conservatives may I ask? You speak as if it is do or die. It doesn't matter what party we elect. When there's trash accumulating it must be put to the door. We' ll try again with some other bunch and avoid the pro business subsidy ideologies.

Sterling Wright

Reply to Matt Steele

Matt the People's Alliance was resurrected days after the previous leader tried to destroy it. I must say though I find your comments very entertaining.

David Amos

Reply to Sterling Wright

Me too but I find you pretty funny as well

Marc LeBlanc

Ms Shepard was wrong about one thing in that Higgs ran the province like a business. Anyone running their business like he is won't be running a business for long.

Scott Macdonald

Reply to Marc LeBlanc

Record surplus’, paying down debt, hmmmm. Much better job than the previous gov’t…

David Amos

Reply to Scott Macdonald

What was the source of the surplus?

Kat Burd

Fractures appearing in Canada's Conservative parties both federally and Provincially can only end up being a good thing for everyone. I don't disagree in principle with the fact that parents have rights too, but this Premier seems to know no boundaries on his own agenda-pushing.

Rob Kuiper

Reply to Kat Burd

Much like your PM

David Amos

Reply to Rob Kuiper

C'est Vrai

Donald Smith

Don't leave Mr. Premier, Call a snap election.

David Amos

Reply to Donald Smith

That would make my day

SarahRose Werner

Reply to Donald Smith

Oh, but Higgs has said he doesn't want an election.

Rene Cusson

Reply to SarahRose Werner

Oh course he doesn't...because he knows he will lose.

SW Home

Reply to Donald Smith

That would be great. That way we can rid of him sooner

Brent Grywinski

Time to make a dignified exit.

David Amos

Reply to Brent Grywinski

Thats the plan

SW Home

Reply to Brent Grywinski

That ship has sailed for him. Just leave and don't look back

Allison Zane

The party has spoken - it's time for a new leader.

William Peters

Reply to Allison Zane

The only one right enough and COR enough would be Chris Austin. Do you want to go there? If you think the COR are going to hand over the party back to traditional Conservatives I think you are overly optimistic.

David Amos

Reply to Allison Zane

Too bad so sad that others are not permitted to speak

SarahRose Werner

Reply to William Peters

I wouldn't like to call that one either way. I think that's the big question facing the PC party right now: do we or do we not remain progressive?

Alexis thuillier

Reply to William Peters

It’s the “traditional Conservatives” who are calling for the review.

John Lawrence

That would be excellent! What has he done for anyone? Should definitely be ousted

John Stymiest

Reply to John Lawrence

He changed vehicle inspections from every year to every 2 years. That's a big plus for me..

David Amos

Reply to John Stymiest

Me too

SW Home

Reply to John Stymiest

its about the only positive thing he has done

Ralph Steinberg

Reply to John Stymiest

Lol. That is your thing? Vehicle inspection time lines?

Wow.

John Smith

He was the first Premier of NB to be reelected since Frank McKenna over 28 years ago (1995). It is shocking to think that he might not even get to finish his second term. Looks like it isn't just the electors who don't like second-term Premiers.

SarahRose Werner

Reply to John Smith

Higgs got re-elected in 2020, nine months after the pandemic hit New Brunswick. Those are hardly normal circumstances. People were still in shock, and at that point, Higgs appeared to be doing a decent job of managing the pandemic.

Ferdinand Boudreau

Reply to John Smith

1st time he had a minority. One he gained a majority he did a 360 turn

David Amos

Reply to Ferdinand Boudreau

I am happy to see that somebody noticed

Jack Anderson

More Reformer circus acts.

David Amos

Reply to Jack Anderson

C'est Vrai

Kenneth Hewer

a premiership is not a kingship.

Danny Benny

Reply to Kenneth Hewer

Most of them if not all of them across the country think so. Doug Ford for sure.

David Amos

Reply to Danny Benny

Tell that to Humpty Dumpty

David Amos

Reply to David Amos

or Boris Johnson

Patrick Richard

Shot across the bow, will the ship turn?

David Amos

Reply to Patrick Richard

A wise Maritimer would

Ray Fox

Democracy in action.

Dacre Gushue

Reply to Ray Fox

It's not democracy if it's not the electorate. These are riding presidents and they aren't elected by the electorate. You get what I am saying, Ray?

Jody Melsom

Reply to Dacre Gushue

If voting is democratic, then the ousting of the leader by the party will be voted on democratically. You get what I am saying Dacre?

Jenn Gogan

Reply to Ray Fox

If voting is democratic, what gave Higgs the right to abolish the boards that I voted for in the last election?

David Amos

Reply to Jenn Gogan

Good question

David Amos

Reply to Dacre Gushue

I do

Ray Fox

Reply to Jenn Gogan

Higgs did not have the right to do so

Fred Brewer

My respect for Dorothy Shephard has gone up exponentially.

Matt Steele

Reply to Fred Brewer

No need to worry about Dorothy ; with her 13 years in government , she is entitled to a gold plated government pension that most N.B.ers can only dream of ; and she can start collecting it immediately after leaving government .

Bruce Dagsvik

Reply to Fred Brewer

Dorothy who? Her 15 minutes is up.

David Amos

Reply to Bruce Dagsvik

The last I heard of Dorothy she said “Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore.” Then went down a rabbit hole with some girl named Alice and ended up in "The Place to Be" so she swore an oath the the Queen and took a seat in the circus

Fred Brewer

Reply to Matt Steele

I have not heard any news of her retirement. Please share because I think she might make a good premier.

Michael Cain

Sunny days are here again!

Ray Fox

Reply to Michael Cain

Not really

Ben Haroldson

Reply to Michael Cain

The big guy will get his come upins too.

Michael Cain

Reply to Ray Fox

No, really!

David Amos

Reply to Ben Haroldson

Yup

Michael Collins

"PC Party president Erika Hachey said in an email she has not received any letters yet from riding presidents calling for a review."

"A member of the party's provincial council says 25 presidents of PC riding associations have signed letters calling for a leadership review vote."

Which is it?

Calling for a review is not the same as calling to push Higgs out as party leader. Seems like a political ploy that is based more on hearsay than fact. Lets see the names of those calling for this review.

Jason Martell

Reply to Michael Collins

You don't need to- 22/25 have been verified by CBC.

Michael Collins

Reply to Jason Martell

No letters have been submitted.Anyone can show you a letter they"intend" to submit.

David Amos

Reply to Michael Collins

The plot thickens

Donald LeBlanc

Reply to Michael Collins

The hope may be he will resign with dignity and integrity and as Ms. Shephard said “amicably”.

Matt Steele

As we all know , don't believe everything that you read on the internet ; but be prepared for a fall election as public support for Premier Higgs increases , although most MLAs do not want an election .

Ben Haroldson

Reply to Matt Steele

He won't be in the race.

Jody Melsom

Reply to Matt Steele

So far from the comments the best advice I can offer is you are correct and people should not believe what you keep saying.

David Amos

Reply to Matt Steele

Methinks that should include what you have to say N'esy Pas?

Susan Power

This made my day!

Inger Nielsen

Reply to Susan Power

Me to

Dan Lee

Reply to Susan Power

me too.....been againts him since he manipulated Alward so bad ....................

David Amos

Reply to Inger Nielsen

Ditto

Inger Nielsen

What a great wednesday morning

David Amos

Reply to Inger Nielsen

Welcome back to the circus

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Brian Baxter
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Thelma Cormier
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Mike Boushel
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31. Portland Simonds
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Brooklyn Galbraith
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Chris McMorrow
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40. Fredericton South
William Forrestall
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Andrew Keezer
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42. Fredericton-York
Kelly Wilson
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43. Fredericton West-Hanwell
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44. Carleton-York
James Grant
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45. Carleton
Steve McIsaac
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46. Carleton-Victoria
Charles MacDonald
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47. Victoria-La Vallée
Marcel Michaud
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48. Edmundston-Madawaska Centre
Jacqueline Carrier
jacqueline.carrier@bellaliant.net

49. Madawaska-Les Lacs-Edmundston
Jean-Pierre Ouellet
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Hey Higgy Why is there no contact info offered for Maurice Arsenault??? Methinks he could use a friend who doesn't care for your butter tarts N'esy Pas Dominic Cardy?

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https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-28-information-morning-saint-john/clip/15942766-our-political-watchers-wild-week-n.b.-politics Information Morning - Saint John with Julia Wright Our political watchers on the wild week in N.B. politics Play Segment 16:36 Share Segment It was a busy end of the week in New Brunswick politics. There was the resignation of Dominic Cardy and Roger Melanson followed by Cardy's expulsion from the Progressive Conservative caucus and a cabinet shuffle. Our political watchers, JP Lewis and Katey Davey, weigh in. Aired: Oct. 17, 2022 https://www.pcnb.ca/nbexec Copyright © 2022 The Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick Tous droits réservés © 2022 le Parti progressiste-conservateur du Nouveau-Brunswick 364 rue York St. Suite 215, Fredericton, NB E3B 3P7 CANADA Tel • Tél : 1 (506) 453-3456 Email • Courriel : info@pcnb.ca Speaking of Copyrights I wonder who wrote many of these words first Teilor Stone or Jacques Poitras??? https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/pc-leadership-discourse-1.6620750 PC official wants Blaine Higgs's leadership put to review PC party official hopes for discussion of N.B. premier's leadership at annual general meeting Jacques Poitras · CBC News · Posted: Oct 18, 2022 6:15 PM AT \| Last Updated: 2 hours ago Blaine Higgs recently told Brunswick News that he’ll announce during his State of the Province speech in the new year whether he plans to retire ahead of the next election in 2024 or seek another mandate. (Jacques Poitras/CBC) A Progressive Conservative party official in southeast New Brunswick is trying to trigger a review of Premier Blaine Higgs's leadership of the provincial party. In an email to fellow party members, Maurice Arsenault, the PC regional vice-president for southeast New Brunswick, accuses Higgs of a "dictatorial approach." He's hoping to rally enough PC members to sign letters to trigger a discussion of the premier's leadership at the party's annual general meeting Nov. 4-5 in Fredericton. "Let me remind it was Blaine Higgs who embraced Dominic Cardy and Kris Austin without any consultation with our party," Arsenault wrote. A man wearing a grey suit and powder-blue tie walks next to a green hedge. Kris Austin, a former leader of the People's Alliance who defected to the Tories in March, was sworn into Higgs cabinet the same day Dominic Cardy resigned. (Jacques Poitras/CBC) Cardy, a former NDP leader, joined the PCs in 2017 but resigned from Higgs's cabinet last week over the premier's leadership style. The same day, Austin, a former leader of the People's Alliance who defected to the Tories in March, was sworn into the cabinet. "There's a lot of people who are not satisfied, and everybody's talking about it, and nobody's doing anything about it," Arsenault told CBC News. "Then Cardy jumped the boat, and he's not the only one who's frustrated, so I believe it was time to put my letter forward." Caucus backs Higgs Moncton South PC MLA Greg Turner said he convened a meeting of the PC caucus Monday night after they "got wind" of the letter, and the support for Higgs was unanimous, with no dissent. "Without exception, [it was] 100 per cent complete endorsement of the premier and his leadership for our province, actually," he said. "Everybody had a chance to speak who wanted to speak on the subject, and it was very, very positive. Ministers and MLAs alike were unified in our endorsement of the premier and the work we have done and he has done in leading us." Moncton South PC MLA Greg Turner said he convened a meeting of the PC caucus Monday night after they “got wind” of the letter and the support for Higgs was unanimous, with no dissent. (Jacques Poitras/CBC) Arsenault, who lives in the riding of Moncton Centre, writes in his letter that Austin "does not adhere to our party's constitution," a reference to the Alliance party's opposition to aspects of official bilingualism. The PC constitution's principles include a statement that party members support official bilingualism and the protection and promotion of "the diversity of our two linguistic communities." "It was enough to have Kris Austin" as a PC MLA, but "having him as a minister, I can't stand that," Arsenault said. Snap vote hurdles He said he's been told by someone in the party that if he can gather enough support quickly enough, the leadership question can be put on the agenda at the annual meeting. But the hurdles to a snap vote on removing the PC leader are considerable. Reviews are automatic when the party loses an election, but when it's in power, 50 party members, including 20 riding association presidents, must ask the president's council for a vote on a review at least 21 days before its next meeting. The president's council is made up of members the party executive, its regional vice-presidents such as Arsenault and all 49 PC riding association presidents. It must vote by a two-thirds margin in favour of a leadership review. Only then would a vote by all members on ousting Higgs be scheduled within three months, either at an annual meeting or special meeting. PC party president Claude Williams says the president's council is unlikely to meet until December and that means it's impossible for a leadership review to get on the agenda at the annual meeting. Debate has been going on for 'last few weeks' Williams, a former cabinet colleague of Higgs in the David Alward government, said as party president he cannot take a position on the premier's leadership. "The debate's been going on for the last few weeks," he said. "I don't have an opinion." Among Arsenault's other complaints is that Higgs has done nothing to fix health care since firing the two regional health authority boards in July, and has yet to respond to a review of the Official Languages Act that was submitted 10 months ago. He says he's been hearing "for months" from party supporters wanting a change at the top. Health care crisis dominates N.B. Legislature's return Cardy says other ministers frustrated with Higgs should quit, too But Turner says Arsenault is an isolated voice. "We can't lose sight of the fact that this review call is from one member of the party. That's how we look at this. I'm sure there's always people who question the leadership of any organization at certain times for certain reasons." Higgs recently told Brunswick News that he'll announce during his State of the Province speech in the new year whether he plans to retire ahead of the next election in 2024 or seek another mandate. But Arsenault says Higgs is "toying with us" and that timing is "disrespectful" for a potential new party leader who would need to establish their own agenda before the 2024 election. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Jacques Poitras Provincial Affairs reporter Jacques Poitras has been CBC's provincial affairs reporter in New Brunswick since 2000. He grew up in Moncton and covered Parliament in Ottawa for the New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal. He has reported on every New Brunswick election since 1995 and won awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association, the National Newspaper Awards and Amnesty International. He is also the author of five non-fiction books about New Brunswick politics and history. CBC's Journalistic Standards and Practices https://thesaxon.org/call-for-review-of-blaine-higgs-leadership-in-nb/ Call for review of Blaine Higgs leadership in NB By Teilor Stonein News Spread the love Call for review of Blaine Higgs leadership in NB. A regional vice-president wants Blaine Higgs to be put to a vote of confidence. Blaine Higgs, Premier of New Brunswick, at the press scrum at the Legislative Assembly, in Fredericton, in October 2022. In a letter addressed to the members of the executive committee of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick and of which Radio-Canada obtained a copy, a regional vice-president, Maurice Arsenault, launches an appeal to his peers to initiate a process to review the leadership of Prime Minister Blaine Higgs. This call comes a few days after the ex-Minister of Education Dominic Cardy set fire to the powder by resigning from his post and publishing an inflammatory letter in which he denounces the actions of Blaine Higgs. Dominic Cardy has since been kicked out of the Conservative caucus. “For months I have heard [Progressive Conservative Party] supporters want change at the top. Blaine Higgs must be reminded that he was not elected Prime Minister, our party was elected to govern with him as leader. » — Maurice Arsenault, Regional Vice-President of Westmorland Albert In his letter, the Regional Vice-President of Westmorland Albert denounces the dictatorial approach of the leader. He also criticizes the arrival of Dominic Cardy and Kris Austin, without any consultation with the party. He writes that the appointment of Kris Austin as Minister is once again a snub to Francophones and criticizes the Prime Minister's management of health. [Blaine Higgs] is not philosophically aligned to guide a reconstruction of post-COVID society with all its challenges, he believes. Mauritius Arsenault calls on members to send letters to party chairman Claude Williams by October 28 asking for a leadership review. Maurice Arsenault himself sent a letter to officially make this request. Before a review process is launched, other Progressive Conservatives will have to add their voice to that of Maurice Arsenault. According to the constitution of the PCNB, a leadership review may have take place at any time, even when the party forms the government. To do so, at least fifty party members – including at least 20 constituency presidents – must apply to have the party leadership review placed on the agenda for the next provincial council meeting. Party chairman Claude Williams says the next council meeting should take place before the end of December. If two-thirds of council members vote in favor of a revision, a meeting will be convened within three months to hold a secret vote. In this secret ballot, party members – that is, all citizens registered as members of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick – will be asked to answer the following question: Do you support [Blaine Higgs ] as Party leader? . If more than 50% of members say no, a leadership convention will be held within six months to choose a new leader. In an interview with Radio-Canada on Monday afternoon, Maurice Arsenault said he was confident that he would manage to obtain the necessary mobilization to trigger the process. I am very confident that I will get the twenties [necessary supports]. Already, I received a dozen comments in my favor and I think the rest will come, not only from the French-speaking regions, from the English-speaking regions too, he says. With information from Nicolas Steinbach Teilor Stone has been a reporter on the news desk since 2013. Before that she wrote about young adolescence and family dynamics for Styles and was the legal affairs correspondent for the Metro desk. Before joining Thesaxon , Teilor Stone worked as a staff writer at the Village Voice and a freelancer for Newsday, The Wall Street Journal, GQ and Mirabella. 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YO Higgy As I read Louis Leger email published by Mr Jones I wonder how many of your cohorts read the emails and the note about the Butter Tarts etc you sent me before I ran against Tammy.Scott-Wallace's uddy Bruce Northrup

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/irving-oil-government-new-brunswick-1.6125019 'Have you heard anything from Andy C?' Hidden name in government emails about Irving Oil revealed Newly unredacted note between civil servants suggests contact with Irving Oil executive Robert Jones, Karissa Donkin · CBC News · Posted: Aug 03, 2021 6:00 AM AT http://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.com/2018/01/yo-dominic-cardy-how-can-you.html Friday, 12 January 2018 YO Dominic Cardy how can you Conservatives brag of buying Butter Tarts when CBC tells me you dudes have to sell your HQ? Yet you wackos want control of our provincial economy? http://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.ca/2017/10/methinks-if-blaine-higgs-had-two-clues.html Tuesday, 10 October 2017 Methinks if Blaine Higgs had two clues between his ears he would not have hired the Arsehole Dominic Cardy in the first place ---------- Original message ---------- From: David Amos <motomaniac333@gmail.com> Date: Fri, 12 Jan 2018 14:00:20 -0400 Subject YO Dominic Cardy how can you Conservatives brag of buying Butter Tarts when CBC tells me you dudes have to sell your HQ? 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We even gave him some butter tarts in your honour! I'm sure he'd appreciate a note. Have a good weekend, best wishes, Dominic http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/progressive-conversative-headquarters-sale-fundraising-1.4484153 David Amos Strange just today Dominic Cardy was bragging to me they have lots of money to spend on Butter Tarts Methinks the PCs are gonna lose the electin bitime with him as Mr Higgs' Chief of Staff N'esy Pas? (Piss Poor spelling a grammer I know but the real question is will CBC even allow the comment o stand the test of time EH Jacques Poitras and Hubby Lacroix?) ---------- Original message ---------- From: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com Date: Thu, 7 Dec 2017 14:57:57 -0400 Subject: Yo Brucey Baby is that your signature I see on the note with the treats from Mr Higgs that your buddy Dominic Cardy sent? To: kelly@lamrockslaw.com, david@lutz.nb.ca, David.Coon@gnb.ca, blaine.higgs@gnb.ca, brian.gallant@gnb.ca, briangallant10@gmail.com, bruce.fitch@gnb.ca, Brian.kenny@gnb.ca, Dale.Morgan@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, kirk.macdonald@gnb.ca, postur@for.is, newsroom@globeandmail.ca, Bill.Morneau@canada.ca, bill.pentney@justice.gc.ca, jan.jensen@justice.gc.ca Cc: david.raymond.amos@gmail.com, bruce.northrup@gnb.ca, Dominic.Cardy@gnb.ca http://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.ca/2017/11/yo-blaine-higgs-i-just-called-and-tried.html Thursday, 2 November 2017 Yo Blaine Higgs I just called and tried to talk to your buddy Hamish Wright Trust that I don't care that Dominic Cardy is concerned about his fondness for butter tarts Yo Mr Cardy Do Ya Think This Dude Cares About Your Dumb Puffin? ---------- Original message ---------- From: Póstur FOR postur@for.is Date: Tue, 5 Dec 2017 16:16:32 +0000 Subject: Re: Yo Mr Higgs I updated the blog for the benefit of your mindless assistant, your pal Chucky "The Welfare Bum" Leblanc and his many LIEbrano buddies for obvious reasons N'esy Pas David Coon? To: David Amos motomaniac333@gmail.com Erindi þitt hefur verið móttekið / Your request has been received Kveðja / Best regards Forsætisráðuneytið / Prime Minister's Office https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/executive_council/news/news_release.2018.11.1262.html News Release Executive Council Office Office of the Premier Transition team announced 06 November 2018 FREDERICTON (GNB) – Premier-designate Blaine Higgs announced a transition team to liaise with the civil service in the period leading to the swearing-in of the new cabinet. “A group of talented New Brunswickers have agreed to work with our government to help ensure a seamless transition,” said Higgs. “These team members bring decades of experience and expertise in the private sector, governance and politics to this important process.” The team members are: Louis Léger: With over 25 years of business experience, Léger has spent much of his career at the centre of the Atlantic Canadian marketing communications industry and was recognized by Progress Magazine as one of Atlantic Canada’s top 50 CEOs. Léger is on the board of directors and chairs the finance committee of the Donald J. Savoie Institute on Public Policy Research. He has also served on the Université de Moncton’s board of governors. John Mallory: A retired deputy minister of finance, Mallory served for 15 years under six premiers and seven finance ministers. Edith Doucet: Doucet has 33 years of experience in the public service, including time as clerk of the Executive Council and head of the civil service. She also served as deputy minister of social development, healthy and inclusive communities and intergovernmental affairs. Bob Youden: Youden is a partner in Savarin Consulting, a consulting and holding company for business interests. He has over 30 years of experience working in the private and public sectors. Paul D’Astous: A retired chair and CEO with the New Brunswick Insurance Board and former vice-president of sales and marketing with Assumption Life, D’Astous is the executive director of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick. “Premier Gallant and I have met to discuss the transition and I want to thank Mr. Gallant and the senior officials in the civil service for the work they have done,” said Higgs.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/election-campaign-fundraising-progressive-conservatives-cashless-1.4765401

Cash-strapped PCs 'working hard' on building campaign war chest

The Opposition party applied for government assistance to hire staff last year

Robert Jones· CBC News · Posted: Jul 30, 2018 5:00 AM ADT

Leader Blaine Higgs and the New Brunswick Progressive Conservatives needed government assistance to help hire staff last year. (CBC)

Money was so tight at New Brunswick Progressive Conservative headquarters last year the party successfully applied for $4,700 in government wage assistance to help hire staff and had so many overdue bills it spent almost as much on late charges as it did on heat and lights.

Bob Hatheway acknowledges 2017 was a financial challenge for the PCs, but the party's long-time official agent and Fredericton businessman is confident it will be able to raise the substantial sums it needs this year to fight an effective province-wide election campaign — even with tough new donation rules.

Gallant government agrees to ban corporate, union political donations

Cash-strapped PCs selling party headquarters in Fredericton

"The party fundraising team has been working hard on that," said Hatheway.

"I have every expectation that as the election writ drops we'll be fully funded for our budget we need for fighting the election."

Huge Liberal advantage

Raising money is traditionally difficult for opposition parties in New Brunswick, but the financial gap at the end of 2017 between governing Liberals, who had $1.8 million in the bank, and Opposition Tories, who had $13,000 and change in their accounts, looks especially daunting heading into this year's election season.

Progressive Conservatives raised $1.5 million to help fight the last election in 2014, but 54 per cent of that came from corporate donations which are now banned in the province. Maximum donations from individuals have also been lowered from $6,000 to $3,000.

The Progressive Conservatives' head office in Fredericton. (Jacques Poitras/CBC News)

That will limit how much money can be raised this year and could lead to a no-frills campaign for the party as it tries to live on what it can coax from individuals or qualify for in reimbursements from Elections New Brunswick to finance everything it does.

"I don't know that we'll be able to reach that past level. I do know we are being very conscientious of what our budget is," said Hatheway.

"The amount of money that any of the other parties have is not really too relevant to us because we have a budget that's in place for our own purposes and we're going to be able to raise the money that's needed for that."

Hatheway wouldn't say what that budget is, but the party has spent more than $3 million in each of the last two election years, most of that on the campaign.

In each of those campaigns, the party ended up borrowing money to supplement fundraising but, at the end of 2017, still owed $256,405 from past loans and is trying to avoid more debt this time.

"Our intention is to spend money we do have," said Hatheway

"The fundraising has been going very well. I'm quite excited about how it's going."

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Hey Higgy John Williston and Maurice Arsenault seem to agree about you EH?

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BTW My blog has been under a constant attack since I posted the email about Maurice Arsenault and Dominic Cardy Surprise Surprise Surprise N'esy Pas? http://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.com/2023/06/pc-rebels-say-majority-of-riding.html Wednesday, 21 June 2023 PC rebels say majority of riding presidents support ousting Higgs