Podcasts about maritime provinces

This is a bizarre story of unexpected consequences. In the 1920's the 3 Maritime Provinces still drove on the left, but the rest of Canada drove on the right. With times changing, they switched, which due to a series of unexpected circumstances led to free beef in Lunenberg County for a whole year. Buckle up. All our links:https://bio.to/canboringThis podcast is hosted two idiots and created purely for entertainment purposes. By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the CIB Podcast makes no warranty, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information featured in this Podcast. The information, opinions presented in this Podcast are for general entertainment and humor only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. However, if we get it badly wrong and you wish to suggest a correction, please email canadianpoliticsisboring@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Recorded August 27th, 2024Tickets for the Strange Realities Conference are still available at:https://www.strangerealitiesconference.com/Tim Binnall joins us to celebrate the imminent return of "Binnall of America: The Revival". We speak to Tim about an Epic Trip to the Maritime Provinces of Canada. Along the route Tim visited such amazing sites as the Worlds Largest Ax and the Worlds Largest Lobster Statue. We also sprinkle in some UFO talk and we officially start the Countdown to the year's Strange Realities by getting a preview on what Tim will be talking about there. Check out BofA: The Revival at:https://redcircle.com/shows/binnall-of-america-audioSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conspirinormal-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

If you want to visit a unique region on the high seas, then the Canadian Maritimes should be on your bucket list. Cruising the North Atlantic is the ultimate way to experience the beauty, dive deep into the culture, and eat all of the seafood you can devour in this flavorful region of Eastern Canada. Today, Angie Orth is back with blogger and cruise expert Ilana Schattauer. She's sharing her most valuable tips for planning and packing for your Maritimes adventure.You'll hear about the historical importance of the Canadian Maritimes region, and what you'll find at the most popular and picturesque port of call. She shares the top stops along the route for lovers of food and wine, and her favorite off-ship excursions. You'll also get expert advice on what to pack for the perfect cruise vacation. What You'll Learn:Where to explore the rich history of the region (0:46)Exploring Peggy's Cove (1:10)The best spots for foodies and wine connoisseurs (2:12)Excursions you shouldn't miss (3:00)Cruise packing tips to remember (4:30)Connect with Ilana Schattauer :Blog: https://lifewellcruised.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lifewellcruised/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LifeWellCruisedArticle: https://lifewellcruised.com/what-to-pack-for-a-canada-new-england-cruise/Connect with AAA:Book travel: https://aaa-text.co/travelingwithaaaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/aaa-auto-club-enterprisesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/AAAAutoClubEnterprisesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AAAAutoClubEnterprises

This long-awaited discussion with maritime economic expert and travelling Oxford scholar Donald J. Savoie is upon us. With a staggering intellect on the topic, experience working with Prime Ministers like Brian Mulroney, and a different take on globalization, you won't want to miss this.  More about Donald J. Savoie.    Donald Joseph Savoie CC ONB FRSC (born 1947) is a Canadian public administration and regional economic development scholar. He serves as a professor at l'Université de Moncton. In 2015, he was awarded the Killam Prize for his contribution to the field of social sciences.[1][2] Biography[edit] Savoie has published many books, journal articles, and essays in edited collections.[3] His publications include Federal–Provincial Collaboration, Breaking the Bargain: Public Servants, Ministers, and Parliament, Governing from the Centre: The Concentration of Power in Canadian Politics, Thatcher, Reagan, Mulroney: In Search of a New Bureaucracy,[4] and What Is Government Good At? A Canadian Answer. His biography Harrison McCain: Single-Minded Purpose was shortlisted for the National Business Book Award (2014).[5] He was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1993[6] and promoted to Companion of the Order of Canada in 2022.[7] Publications Federal–Provincial Collaboration, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1981 An overview of the importance of federal–provincial relations on regional development: the restructuring of 1982, Moncton: Canadian Institute for Research on Regional Development, 1984 (ISBN 0-88659-003-5) Regional Economic Development: Canada's Search for Solutions, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1986, reprinted 1987. La lutte pour le développement: le cas du Nord Est, Québec, Les presses de l'Université du Québec, 1988. Regional Policy in a Changing World, New York: Plenum Press, 1990. The Politics of Public Spending in Canada, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1990, reprinted 1990 and 1991. The Politics of Language, Kingston: Institute of Intergovernmental Relations, Queen's University, 1991, 23 p. ( ISBN 0-88911-586-9 ) Regional Economic Development: Canada's Search for Solutions, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1992, 341 p. Globalization and Governance, Ottawa: Canadian Centre for Management Development, 1993, 37 p. ( ISBN 0-662-98781-0 ) Thatcher, Reagan, Mulroney: In Search of a New Bureaucracy, Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1994, reprinted 1994, 1995. Rethinking Canada's regional development policy: a view of the Atlantic, Moncton: Canadian Institute for Research on Regional Development, 1997, 67 p. Governing from the Centre: The Concentration of Power in Canadian Politics Archived 7 December 2014 at the Wayback Machine, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1999, reprinted 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004 and 2006. Community Economic Development in Atlantic Canada: False Hope or Panacea, Moncton: Canadian Institute for Research on Regional Development, 2000, 131 p. Aboriginal Economic Development in New Brunswick [permanent dead link], Moncton: Canadian Institute for Research on Regional Development, 2000, 143 p. Pulling Against Gravity: Economic Development in New Brunswick During the McKenna Years, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2001 Breaking the Bargain: Public Servants, Ministers, and Parliament Archived 15 September 2014 at archive.today, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2003, reprinted 2003, 2004, 336 p. Visiting Grandchildren: Economic Development in the Maritimes Archived 7 December 2014 at the Wayback Machine, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2006, reprinted 2006. Court Government and the Collapse of Accountability in Canada and the United Kingdom Archived 7 December 2014 at the Wayback Machine, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2008, reprinted 2008. I'm From Bouctouche, Me, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2009, 316 p. (A memoir.) Power: Where Is It?, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2010. Whatever Happened to the Music Teacher? How Government Decides How and Why, Montreal, McGill-Queen's University Press, 2013, reprinted 2014, 336 p. Harrison McCain: Single-Minded Purpose, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2013, 336 p. What Is Government Good At?: A Canadian Answer, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2015, reprinted 2016, 388 p. Looking for Bootstraps: Economic Development in the Maritimes, Halifax: Nimbus Publishing, 2017, 440 p. Democracy in Canada: The Disintegration of Our Institutions Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2019, 504 p. Thanks for the Business: K.C. Irving, Arthur Irving and the Story of Irving Oil, Halifax: Nimbus, 2020. With B. Guy Peters (eds.)[edit] New Challenges of Governance, Ottawa: Canadian Centre for Management / Presses de l'Université Laval, 1995, 306 p. ( ISBN 2 -7637-7445-8 ) Managing Incoherence: The dilemma of coordination and accountability, Ottawa: Canadian Centre for Management Development, 1995 ( ISBN 0-662-61696-0 ) Taking Stock: Assessing Public Sector Reforms, Québec: Presses de l'Université Laval, 1998, 311 p. ( ISBN 2-7637-7574-8 ) Governance in the Twenty-first Century: Revitalizing the Public Service, Québec: Presses de l'Université Laval, 2001, 328 p. ( ISBN 2-7637-7765-1 ) With Ralph Winter (eds.)[edit] Les provinces maritimes : un regard sur l'avenir / The Maritime Provinces: looking to the future, Moncton: Canadian Institute for Research on Regional Development, 1994, 288 p (. ISBN 0-88659-027-2 ) With Maurice Beaudin[edit] The Struggle for Development: the case of the North East, Moncton: Presses de l'Université du Québec / Canadian Institute for Research on Regional Development, 1988, 282 p. New Brunswick in 2000, Moncton: Canadian Institute for Research on Regional Development, 1989, 200 p. ( ISBN 0-88659-018-3 ) The challenges of the fishing industry in New Brunswick, Moncton: Acadia Publishing, 1992, 282 p. ( ISBN 2-7600-0208-X ) With André Raynauld[edit] Essais sur le développement régional, Montreal: University Press of Montreal, 1986, 242 p. ( ISBN 2-7606-0735-6 )    

ICF announced early this year that it issued a license for its third Institute. The new ICF Institute will be based in Atlantic Canada, in the city of Fredericton, New Brunswick at New Brunswick Community College. The new Canadian institute joins those established in Dublin, Ohio (USA) and Hsinchu, Taiwan to further promote the Intelligent Community Forum's method for accelerating the growth of regions and states by transforming clusters of cities and towns into economically robust and socially stable “Intelligent Communities.” Dr. Simon Potter, the Director for the College Office of Research Enterprise at New Brunswick Community College discusses the importance of the new Institute, how he hopes it will increase innovation and collaboration throughout the region and why New Brunswick was chosen as the site of Canada's first ICF Institute. Dr. Simon Potter joined NBCC's research office with extensive experience in biomaterials, composites, forestry, precision health and genetics applied research. He is responsible for NBCC's overarching research program which, based on its exceptional strength and depth in ICT, is now expanding into new areas such as agriculture, precision health, and educational and accessibility research. Simon holds a Ph.D. in biochemistry and molecular biology from the University of Edinburgh, a bachelor's degree in biochemistry from the University of Bath and has built a global reputation in the implementation of large-scale research initiatives in Canada and Australia.

Because I travel so much, I watch the Weather Channel, or something like it, a lot. I just sat back, this one time, in amazement as I watched them track this monster low pressure system moving across the country. By the time it reached the Eastern United States, that low pressure system stretched on the Weather Channel map from the Maritime Provinces in Canada all the way to Mexico! I mean, it was massive! And everywhere it went, it left flooding rains or heavy snows or even violent weather. In Minnesota, for example, this low pressure system registered the lowest barometric pressure ever. All across the eastern half of the country, the news reported massive power outages, cancellations, delays. For millions of Americans, whatever they had planned just didn't happen. I'm Ron Hutchcraft, and I want to have A Word With You today about "What God's Saying In Your Storm." One thing a night like that turbulent weather night demonstrates is this: God can change your plans anytime. And He may be bringing some weather into your life right now to do just that. Our word for today from the Word of God comes from Psalm 148 beginning at verse 1. It's a Psalm that reaches across the universe to celebrate the scope of God's power and control, and to remind us of the size of the God we belong to. "Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord from the heavens, praise Him in the heights above. Praise Him, all His angels, praise Him, all His heavenly hosts. Praise Him, sun and moon, praise Him all you shining stars... Praise the Lord from the earth, you great sea creatures and all ocean depths, lightning and hail, snow and clouds..." And then this phrase that just leaped out at me, "Praise the Lord...stormy winds that do His bidding." Obviously, this refers to the physical storms that blow through our lives, but I believe it's true of all the stormy winds that hit us: medical storms, financial storms, emotional storms, all those "turbulences" that take things out of our control. They are "stormy winds that do His bidding." If you're feeling some of those stormy winds right now, remember that God is asserting His sovereignty over your life, and your plans, your priorities, and your timing. He is in charge - and sometimes we forget. But as His stormy winds move across the weather map of our lives, we can remember again that "our times are in His hands." If it's stormy right now, consider what He might be trying to say to you. As Solomon tells us, "When times are good, be happy; when times are bad, consider..." (Ecclesiastes 7:14). Is God trying to slow you down? Does He want you to reconsider? Is He trying to get you to change course? Is He trying to get your attention because you've been ignoring something He's trying to say to you or something He's trying to do in your life? Don't just stand there frustrated because His weather has messed up your plans. Don't fight what He's trying to do. Listen for God in this storm! It's hard to be a follower of Jesus when you're a rigid person. Following someone requires flexibility because you never know when your leader is going to speed up, slow down, make a turn, or change direction. Actually, flexibility is fundamental to being able to follow the dynamic leadership of Jesus Christ. And the storm is a lot more bearable when you go with His flow rather than flying stubbornly against it. The stormy wind blowing in your life right now is doing God's bidding. Make sure that you are.

词汇提示1.expulsion 驱逐2.tragedies 悲剧3.heart-rendering 心碎4.expedition 探险队5.treaty 条约6.oath 宣誓7.allegiance 效忠8.skirmishes 小规模冲突9.troops 部队10.greedy 贪图11.eluded 逃脱12.exile 流放地原文The Expulsion of the AcadiansThe history of the Americas, from their discovery by Columbus till the founding of modern nation states has been the struggle among European powers for the largest and richest sections of the continentsIn particular, England and France have struggled for control of most of North America.Many tragedies and disasters have marked this conflict, but few have been as heart-rendering as the expulsion of the Acadians in 1755."Acadia"refers to what are now the Maritime Provinces of Canada - New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia.In 1605, a French expedition under De Monts and Champlain established an agricultural settlement at Port-Royal in present day Nova Scotia.Although Port-Royal and other colonies had very mixed success, there was a gradual increase of French settlement through the seventeenth century.By 1710,the French, or Acadian, population had reached 2,100.In 1710, Port-Royal fell to the English, and the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713 confirmed British ownership of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.By this treaty, the Acadians, that is the French-speaking inhabitants, were allowed to stay or leave the country as they pleased.The majority of inhabitants of Acadia were French and were still being influenced by agents from France and Quebec.This made their loyalty to Britain very doubtful in time of war.Governor Philipps attempted to get the Acadians to swear an oath of allegiance to King George of England.And Philipps was able in 1729 to get the French settlers to agree to a modified oath, with the understanding that they would not have to fight against the French and their Indian allies.The Acadians remained neutral during the fighting between Britain and France in 1744-45 in Nova Scotia.In 1749, the British established a new capital for Nova Scotia at Halifax, and began to bring in English-speaking settlers.Because of threats from the French and Indians most of these settlers remained close to Halifax.British skirmishes with the French and Indians continued, and a new war between France and England was approaching.Governor Lawrence decided that it was time to settle the Acadian question.He ordered the Acadians either to take an unqualified oath of allegiance to England, or to face expulsion from the colony.At that time, in 1755, there were troops and ships from New England in the area, and it seemed like an opportune time to round up the Acadians and ship them out.When the Acadians refused to take the oath which might oblige them to fight against France,the British rounded up about 6,000 of the 8,000 Acadians,burned their homes,and shipped them away to the British colonies of Virginia, the Carolinas, and as far as the mouth of the Mississippi River.Several of the transport ships sank, drowning all on board, and the Acadians died from disease and hardship.Since the expulsion order did not come from London,it has been suggested that Governor Lawrence had personal reasons for the expulsion.He may have been greedy for the land and possessions confiscated from the Acadians.Others say that there was the genuine fear for the English position in North America,and that Lawrence was only protecting the interests of the colony.Acadians still live in Maritime Canada today.Almost 2,000 fled into the woods and eluded the round-up.Another 2,000 Acadians later returned from exile to take the oath of allegiance.Many stories were told of their sufferings.One tale relates how on the very day of his wedding, a bridegroom was seized by the British and transported from the colony.His bride wandered for many years through the American colonies trying to find him.At last, when she was old, she found him on his deathbed.The shock of finding him, and his death, soon caused her death.This is the story of Henry W. Longfellow's poem "Evangeline."翻译阿卡迪亚人的驱逐美洲的历史，从哥伦布发现美洲到现代民族国家的建立，一直是欧洲列强之间争夺这块大陆最大、最富裕地区的斗争特别是，英国和法国一直在争夺对北美大部分地区的控制权。这场冲突发生了许多悲剧和灾难，但很少有像1755年阿卡迪亚人被驱逐那样令人痛心。“阿卡迪亚”指的是现在加拿大的沿海省份——新不伦瑞克省、爱德华王子岛省和新斯科舍省。1605年，德蒙茨和尚普兰率领的一支法国探险队在今新斯科舍省的罗亚尔港建立了一个农业定居点。虽然罗亚尔港和其他殖民地取得了好坏参半的成功，但在整个17世纪，法国人的定居点逐渐增加。到1710年，法国人或阿卡迪亚人的人口已经达到了2100人。1710年，罗亚尔港落入英国人之手，1713年的乌得勒支条约确认了英国对新斯科舍省和新不伦瑞克省的所有权。根据这个条约，阿卡迪亚人，也就是讲法语的居民，被允许随意离开或留在这个国家。阿卡迪亚的大多数居民是法国人，他们仍然受到来自法国和魁北克的代理人的影响。这使得他们在战争时期对英国的忠诚令人怀疑。总督菲利普斯试图让阿卡迪亚人宣誓效忠英国国王乔治。1729年，菲利普斯成功地让法国定居者同意修改后的誓言，前提是他们不必与法国人和他们的印第安盟友作战。1744年至1745年英法在新斯科舍的战争中，阿卡迪亚人保持中立。1749年，英国人在哈利法克斯为新斯科舍省建立了一个新的首都，并开始引进说英语的定居者。由于受到法国人和印第安人的威胁，大多数移民都留在哈利法克斯附近。英国人与法国人和印第安人的小规模冲突仍在继续，法国和英国之间的一场新的战争即将来临。劳伦斯州长认为是时候解决阿卡迪亚人的问题了。他命令阿卡迪亚人要么无条件宣誓效忠英国，要么被驱逐出殖民地。当时，也就是1755年，有来自新英格兰的军队和船只在这个地区，这似乎是一个围捕阿卡迪亚人并将他们运出的好时机。当阿卡迪亚人拒绝宣誓与法国作战时，英国人围捕了8000名阿卡迪亚人中的6000人，烧毁了他们的房屋，并将他们运往英国殖民地弗吉尼亚、卡罗来纳，甚至远至密西西比河的入海口。几艘运输船沉没了，船上所有人都淹死了，阿卡迪亚人死于疾病和艰苦。由于驱逐令并非来自伦敦，因此有人认为劳伦斯总督有驱逐的个人原因。他可能对从阿卡迪亚人那里没收的土地和财产很贪婪。还有人说，英国在北美的地位确实受到了威胁，劳伦斯只是在保护殖民地的利益。今天，阿卡迪亚人仍然住在加拿大海事区。近2000人逃进了树林，躲过了围捕。后来又有2000名阿卡迪亚人从流放中返回，宣誓效忠。关于他们的苦难，人们讲了许多故事。有一个故事讲的是，就在新郎举行婚礼的当天，新郎被英国人抓住并从殖民地运走了。他的新娘为了找他，在美洲殖民地徘徊了许多年。最后，当她老了，她发现他在临终的床上。发现他的震惊和他的死亡很快导致了她的死亡。这是亨利·w·朗费罗的诗《伊万杰琳》的故事。

Spine specialist, Dr. Marc Baker shares a story of a veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces with continued back pain after having back surgery.  Dr. Marc Baker Chiropractic Rehabilitation Specialist Lake Echo & Dartmouth Locations   After completing his Bachelor of Science degree at Mount Allison University, Dr. Baker went on to New York Chiropractic College and completed his Chiropractic Doctorate in 2002. He also completed a Post Doctoral Rehabilitation Specialty and is a Fellow of the Chiropractic College of Physical and Occupational Rehabilitation. In addition, Dr. Baker has completed 300 hours in Acupuncture Training at McMaster Medical School.   Dr. Baker is one of two Chiropractors actively certified in Cox Flexion Distraction in Nova Scotia and was certified in 2007.     Dr. Baker worked with the Canadian Forces at CFB Stadacona as the staff Chiropractor from 2005-2011.  He then decided to open The Disc Clinic in Musquodoboit Harbour where he is the Clinical Director and staff Chiropractor.     Dr. Baker opened The Disc Clinic because of his professional interest and personal experience with disc problems of the spine.  He helps to manage all spinal conditions, as well as issues with other joints in the body including ankles, knees, hips, wrists, elbows and shoulders.  Doctor Bakers' conservative, gentle approach to chiropractic care has attracted patients from all over the Maritime Provinces.   Resources: The Disc Clinic   Chiropractic Distraction Spinal Manipulation on Postsurgical Continued Low Back and Radicular Pain Patients: A Retrospective Case Series   Find a Back Doctor   thebackdoctorspodcast.com   The Cox 8 Table by Haven Medical

词汇提示1.session 学年2.cottage 小屋3.dotted 点缀4.pine trees 松树5.barbeques 烧烤6.camper 露营车7.trailer 拖车8.cruises 巡航原文SummertimeIn North America, July and August are holiday months.Most schools and colleges are not in session then.Families look for activities to keep the children amused.Although not all workers get a full two months of holidays, most people take a holiday in the summer.The summer begins with a national holiday.In Canada, July 1st is Canada Day.In the U. S. A., July 4th is Independence DayA lot of families are soon on the road.Some travel to cottages by the lake.Some go sightseeing or camping.In Canada, especially, the summers are short.So people try to make the most of them.In much of Canada, and parts of the northern U.S.A. are woodlands dotted with lakes.These regions of rocks, rivers, pine trees and wild animals are not usually suitable for farming.However, they are ideal places to spend a summer holiday.They are far from the cities.The woods are quiet and peaceful.People fish, go boating or swimming, have barbeques outside, or play outdoor sports.Some people spend their whole summer at the cottage.Others go for a week or two.City people who don't have a cottage like to go to parks and swimming pools in the city.If they are near a lake or ocean, they may go there for the day.Many museums, libraries and art galleries have programs for children in the summer.Swimming is probably the favorite summer sport.It feels wonderful on a very hot day to jump into the cool water.Swimming is also excellent exercise.Besides swimming, baseball and football are also popular in the summer.Spending an afternoon or evening at a baseball game is a favorite summer pastime.Summer is also a favorite time to catch up on reading.Stories of adventures and love novels are favorite light reading.But summer is especially a time for traveling across the country.Some people have a camper or trailer that they can live in.Some stay in campgrounds and sleep in tentsOthers stay at hotels or motels, while others rent cottages or cabins for a week or two.Most trips are by car.Many people visit national parks and other wildlife areas.Of course, trips along the ocean, and the lakes are favorites.Along the Atlantic Ocean, the coasts of New England and Canada's Maritime Provinces are especially popular.On the Pacific coast, tourists travel from California all the way up to Alaska.Boat cruises along the shores of British Columbia and Alaska are especially popularOf course, some people find it most relaxing just to stay at home.Others cannot afford to travel.If you have an air-conditioned house, with a television, video player, CD player and computer, then it can be very pleasant to stay at home.A lot of new movies are released at the theatres in the summer.Air-conditioned theatres with new movies and lots of pop and popcorn are favorite summer places.After two months of summer activities, most people are ready to go back to school and work.But they usually have lots of happy memories to take back with them.翻译夏季在北美，七月和八月是假日。那时大多数学校和学院都不上课。家庭寻找让孩子们开心的活动。虽然并非所有工人都有整整两个月的假期，但大多数人在夏天休假。夏天以国定假日开始。在加拿大，7月1日是加拿大日。在美国，7月4日是独立日很多家庭很快就要启程了。一些人去湖边的小屋。有些人去观光或露营。尤其是在加拿大，夏天很短。因此，人们试图充分利用它们。在加拿大的大部分地区和美国北部的部分地区是点缀着湖泊的林地。这些地区有岩石、河流、松树和野生动物，通常不适合耕种。然而，它们是度过暑假的理想地方。他们离城市很远。树林安静而平和。人们钓鱼、划船或游泳、在户外烧烤或进行户外运动。有些人整个夏天都在小屋里度过。其他人会去一两周。没有小屋的城里人喜欢去城里的公园和游泳池。如果他们在湖泊或海洋附近，他们可能会去那里一天。许多博物馆、图书馆和美术馆在夏天都有儿童活动。游泳可能是夏季最受欢迎的运动。在炎热的日子跳进凉水里感觉真好。游泳也是很好的锻炼。除了游泳，棒球和足球在夏天也很受欢迎。花一个下午或晚上看棒球比赛是夏天最喜欢的消遣。夏天也是读书的好时间。冒险故事和爱情小说是最受欢迎的轻阅读。但是夏天尤其适合在全国旅行。有些人有露营车或拖车可以住。有些人住在营地，睡在帐篷里其他人住在酒店或汽车旅馆，而其他人则租了一两个星期的小屋或小屋。大多数旅行都是开车。许多人参观国家公园和其他野生动物区。当然，沿着海洋和湖泊旅行是最受欢迎的。沿大西洋，新英格兰海岸和加拿大沿海省份尤其受欢迎。在太平洋海岸，游客们从加州一路旅行到阿拉斯加。不列颠哥伦比亚省和阿拉斯加沿岸的游船特别受欢迎当然，有些人觉得呆在家里最放松。其他人负担不起旅行。如果你有一个有空调的房子，有电视、视频播放器、CD播放器和电脑，那么呆在家里会很愉快。夏天影院上映了很多新电影。有新电影和很多爆米花和爆米花的空调影院是夏天最受欢迎的地方。经过两个月的暑期活动，大多数人准备重返学校工作。但他们通常有很多快乐的回忆要带回去。

From the archives of Mr. Gary S. Mangiacopra comes a collection of ghost ship stories from Canada's Maritime Provinces- another addition to the rich and growing body of stories that is the folklore of Eastern Canada. 0:00:00 – Introduction 0:00:49 – Ghost Ships from the French Shore of Newfoundland 0:03:42 – Girl Buried Alive 0:04:21 – Phantom Ship of the Northumberland Strait

Born and raised in New Brunswick, Canada, Matthew Carpenter-Arevalo graduated with a BA in Spanish and English Literatures from St. Thomas University in 2003. In 2004 he was elected a Rhodes Scholar for the Maritime Provinces in order to obtain a Masters in Philosophy from The University of Oxford. In 2008 he joined Google as a Manager and in 2011 he worked at The World Economic Forum in Geneva, before joining Twitter in 2013 as Latin America Partnership Manager. In 2014 he founded Centrico Digital, a managed marketing services company based in Ecuador and focused on delivering marketing automation services to companies based in Canada and the United States. In 2022, Centrico Digital was acquired by Uhuru Network, a leading US-based inbound marketing company. Matthew is married to the Ecuadorian Entrepreneur and investor Michelle Arévalo-Carpenter. They have twin boys and are based in Quito. Check out Matthew's TechCrunch article at https://techcrunch.com/2021/03/13/does-atlantic-canada-have-a-blueprint-for-rural-revival-in-the-post-pandemic-era/ Entrepreneurs are the backbone of Canada's economy. To support Canada's businesses, subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter. Want to stay up-to-date on the latest #entrepreneur podcasts and news? Subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter  

Join us on this trip down the coast as we introduce this new series about ocean health right here in Mi'kma'ki, the Maritime Provinces of Canada. Today we briefly introduce who we are and why we put this podcast together. 

The Maritime provinces are releasing their reopening plans. Halifax Chamber of Commerce CEO Patrick Sullivan and Carole Alderdice with the Tourism Industry Association of New Brunswick join us with their thoughts. On the phone-in, Jim White returns to take your paint and stain questions

We're doing things a little bit differently on this episode and discussing ghost stories from the Maritime Provinces. If you have some local legends or ghost stories you'd like us to include in a future episode, write us at crimeandmysterycanada@gmail.com. Thanks for listening!

In this episode I do my first interview. I hike to the top of Currie Mountain near Fredericton and talk to Toon Pronk about the geology across the province and how it relates to hiking trails.Types of rock we discussedBasaltsGabroFelsic magma, rhyoliteFeldsparsSedimentaryTypes of landscape features we discussedDrumlinsMorainesEskerDeltaCalderaAccretionary terrainTectonic platesProducts mentionedHiking Trails of New Brunswick BookWaterfalls of New Brunswick BookTrails mentionedCurrie MountainWalton Glen GorgeGrand Manan IslandFlock of Sheep Trail (Grand Manan)Turtle MountainSpednic LakeKillarney LakeDragons Tooth on the Fundy Footpath (Seely Beach to Big Salmon River Section)Martin HeadChimney RockMount SagamookMount CarletonFundy Trail ParkwayPangburn Beach (Fundy Trail Parkway)Kouchibouguac National ParkOdell Park (Ledges on the Arboretum Woods Trail)Odell Park (Botatnical garden around the pond on the Arboretum Field Trail)Moss Glen Nature TrailSussex BluffsAdditional ResourcesGeology of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island BookFour Billion Years and Counting - Canada's Geological Heritage BookThe Last Billion Years - A Geological History of the Maritime Provinces of Canada BookNova Scotia Pebbles Guide (free download)

In this episode:COVID19Businesses begin to re-open as some Maritime Provinces enter Phase-YellowCranes spotted! It's time to build! Adrienne O'Pray, CEO of the New Brunswick Business Council joins us in the virtual studio!What is the NB Business Council and what is their role?What opportunities has COVID-19 presented?How do we change the narrative around productivity and innovation in the Maritimes?How has COVID-19 affected our exporters?Adrienne plays Pivot or Double-Down, Overrated-Underrated and Maritime Minds.  She was a great sport.What's on the Unsettled Newsletter this week?  Subscribe and learn!What's on the It's the Economy, Stupid blog this week? Subscribe and learn!We want to hear your voice! If you want to be featured in our Q&A segment, send a text or audio question to our social or matt@unsettledmedia.com- we'll shout you out by name.  Our show is produced by the great & powerful Zachary Pelletier and is a part of the Unsettled Media Podcast Network.

Nova Scotia Spine specialist, Dr. Mark Baker shares a story of an active senior citizen with low back and leg pain.  He explains what sclerotogenous pain is and how he treats it. Dr. Marc Baker Lake Echo & Dartmouth Locations                                      After completing his Bachelor of Science degree at Mount Allison University, Dr. Baker went on to New York Chiropractic College and completed his Chiropractic Doctorate in 2002. He also completed a Post Doctoral Rehabilitation Specialty and is a Fellow of the Chiropractic College of Physical and Occupational Rehabilitation. In addition, Dr. Baker has completed 300 hours in Acupuncture Training at McMaster Medical School. Dr. Baker is one of two Chiropractors actively certified in Cox Flexion Distraction in Nova Scotia and was certified in 2007.   Dr. Baker worked with the Canadian Forces at CFB Stadacona as the staff Chiropractor from 2005-2011.  He then decided to open The Disc Clinic in Musquodoboit Harbour where he is the Clinical Director and staff Chiropractor.   Dr. Baker opened The Disc Clinic because of his professional interest and personal experience with disc problems of the spine.  He helps to manage all spinal conditions, as well as issues with other joints in the body including ankles, knees, hips, wrists, elbows and shoulders.  Doctor Bakers' conservative, gentle approach to chiropractic care has attracted patients from all over the Maritime Provinces. Resources: The Disc Clinic Find a Back Doctor The Cox 8 Table by Haven Medical

On this episode of Pacific Beer Chat we sat down to a group of beers coming from the Maritime Provinces of Canada.  These beers came via trades with both the Atlantic Canada Beer Blog and 902 Brewcast.  Beers from Church Brewing Co, North Brewing, 2 Crows Brewing and Trailway Brewing.Tune in to find out more about the beers!Podcaster Involved:Mike G of Pacific Beer ChatSteve H of Pacific Beer ChatWarren of Fraser Mills fermentation / Whats Brewing MagazingIntro By Conundrum – Website, Facebook, Instagram

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What’s your EQ? What impact is your emotional intelligence having on your team? your strategic planning? your sales? and your closest relationships? Dr. Sabrina interviews Anne Beaulieu, an Emotional Intelligence Coach and author of The EQ Blueprint for Closing Sales. Anne and Dr. Sabrina dive deep into vulnerability, what success really is, and about the impact of chasing money, success, and perfectionism in our lives.    Anne Beaulieu holds a Master’s Degree in Economics and is a Chartered Financial Analyst. She was previously a Finance Economist for Treasury & Debt, Province of New Brunswick. At Spectrum, Anne worked directly with brokers, covering the sales territories of the Province of Quebec and the four Maritime Provinces. By the age of 26, Anne was the youngest Assistant Vice-President, Client Servicing, at TAL’s Investment Management Funds, a company with over 22 billion dollars under management at the time.   Anne has gone on to become an internationally accredited Emotional Intelligence coach who coaches in English, French, and Chinese Mandarin. She is internationally accredited with The Coach Training Academy, Certified Coaches Alliance, International Coach Federation, and the Authentic Speaker Academy for Leadership. She delivers self-awareness tools, skills, and techniques that empower us to claim our inner voice and fully take charge of our lives, both in business and personal. She is the author of The Emotionally Intelligent Way© book series and has written 28 books to date.    Show Highlights:   How Anne went from a career in finance into coaching and emotional intelligence. Anne explains what emotional intelligence means. Examining your emotional patterns to see if they work for you. Defining the kind of success that you have been living. You have to feel your success. Our external reality is a metaphor for what's going on within. We each have our own definition of success. What's yours? How Anne helps her clients hone in on their definition of success. We must feel our truth to change it. But many of us are scared of feeling. It's the internal that determines the external. Anne explains why organizations can fail to follow their strategic plans. Knowing your core values helps your accountability. Tolerance is the worst thing you can do for your business. What happens to a business when the strategic plan goes out the window. An emotionally intelligent salesperson understands the needs of the customer. Why asking "Can I help you?" kills sales. Looking for the feeling that the customer is looking to experience because we buy things for the feeling that they are going to give us. Anne gives some tools to help us stay present with a prospect's feelings. Vulnerability is powerful. It helps us feel connected. It's about us having an intimate relationship with ourselves. The most important question that you could ever ask anyone. Real courage is doing what is needed. Anne talks about the books she's written and discusses her next project. Go to Anne's website and spin the wheel. You will get a free book! Link to Anne's website: www.walkinginside.com Anne's social media channels: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-beaulieu-eq/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/walkinginsidecoaching/ Twitter: @AnneBeaulieuEQ Instagram: @theeiwayseries Walking Inside Resources Inc. www.walkinginside.com 1-778-888-4507 For easy booking: https://www.calendly.com/annebeaulieu Gift: Spin the wheel at www.walkinginside.com and get a free ebook.

  On this episode we sat down to a trio of brews from the Maritime Provinces of Canada.  We got these beer in trade from 902 Brewcast a great Halifax podcast.  The beers we enjoyed were Tatamagouche Brewing Guava Heist Berliner Weisse, a collaboration betweeen 2 Crows Brewing and Niche Brewing Cool Kids a Foedre-Aged … Continue reading Episode 64 – The Maritimes Come to Play

In part two of our series on indigenous communities and human trafficking, JJ and Seth dive into the reality of historic slavery and current trafficking of First Nations people in Canada. We continue to discuss the eraser of First Nations victims, and the lack of data and public attention. Sources: First Nations People in Canada, Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada First Nations, Wikipedia John Evans Study Committee, University of Denver Democratic Individuality, Alan Gilbert Slavery in the Maritime Provinces, Early Journal Content on JSTOR O'Neil, Peter. "A Canadian community compared to Haiti — at minus-40C | Vancouver Sun". Blogs.vancouversun.com. Retrieved February 9, 2013. "Stop the blame game | Toronto Star". Thestar.com. November 30, 2011. Retrieved January 24, 2014. Kirmayer, Laurence J. (March 1994). "Suicide Among Canadian Aboriginal Peoples". Transcultural Psychiatric Research Review. doi:10.1177/136346159403100101. Retrieved December 14, 2014. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/a-history-of-residential-schools-in-canada-1.702280 Mosby, Ian (July 2013). "Administering Colonial Science: Nutrition Research and Human Biomedical Experimentation in Aboriginal Communities and Residential Schools, 1942–1952". Histoire sociale/Social history. 46 (91): 145–172. Archived from the original on July 23, 2013. Retrieved August 2, 2013. Robertson, Lloyd Hawkeye (2006). "The Residential School Experience: Syndrome or Historic Trauma" (PDF). Pimatisiwin. 4 (1). Archived (PDF) from the original on August 26, 2016. Retrieved June 28, 2016. The First Canadians, Google Books Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking of Aboriginal Women and Girls, Native Women's Association of Canada Sikka, A (2009). "Trafficking of Aboriginal women and girls in Canada". Bill C-49: An Act to amend the Criminal Code (Trafficking in Persons)". www.parl.gc.ca. Retrieved 2015-12-06. Meet the Reporter Behind a New, Must-Listen Canadian Crime Podcast - Flare". Flare. 2016-10-20. Retrieved 2017-03-30. Why are girls disappearing all over Canada?, BBC Canada's stolen daughters: Sex traffickers target indigenous Canadians, CNN A Conversation With Native Americans on Race, Facebook Canada's First Nations already feel failed by inquiry into missing and murdered women, The Guardian Photo: Wikipedia

Chips, fries, hash browns, baked, scalloped, and lets not forget tater tots. In this episode, I talk taters with Matt Hemphill of Potatoes New Brunswick. Yep, that's one of the Maritime Provinces just east of Maine and Canada's third biggest producer of spuds. We eat potatoes but how familiar are we with this amazing tuber? Did you know a lot of potato farmers get 25- 30 tons of spuds per acre? Did you know China is now the number one producer of potatoes. Did you also know Asia is discovering what we did long ago - that French Fries are delicious? Pop a cold beverage and fill a plate with your favorite potato product because we're talkin' taters!

Professional Pranksters Damon Zwicker, Travis Draft and Randy McDowell discuss their time on the TBS show "Deal with It" and the TRU TV show "Fameless". Randy began his career in show-business as an actor and comedian. He made his mainstream film debut in Elvis, the Emmy nominated and Golden Globe award-winning miniseries, where he starred in the title-credit supporting role of Gene Smith. Elvis was the largest marketing campaign ever produced by CBS/Showtime and was seen by over 30million people. He also appeared as one of the lead roles in Sam Raimi's (Spiderman) Dance of the Dead (Lionsgate) which has gone on to win awards worldwide. He has made appearances in such television shows as "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno", "Foxworthy's Big Night Out" and most notably starred in the hero role of Phil in Fed Ex's $5million dollar Super bowl Commercial "Moon Office" which was seen by over 95 million people worldwide. In addition to performing stand up comedy and stage comedy, McDowell partnered with comedian Dale Williams for eight years and toured around the country as the comedy team of "N2O" performing all over the US, Europe and on television both nationally and internationally. Here they brought their unique brand of sketch comedy intertwined with short films giving their stage routines a complete multimedia showcase. In 2004 McDowell started The DiXiE FiLM FeSTiVaL in Atlanta, Georgia, where it has become a globally recognized premiere film festival that is held annually every October. The festival has welcomed Emmy Award winning directors, Oscar nominated films and been notably recognized for its "Lifetime Achievement Award" which has been honored to Screen Legends Brian Dennehy, James Best and Andy Griffith. In 2008 F.A. Entertainment went on to branch off with its successful festival and McDowell founded and executive directs the Prince Edward Island International Film Festival located in the Maritime Provinces of Eastern Canada in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. In 2004, McDowell decided to try his hand at producing MotionPictures. He quickly pulled together a team and produced the award-winning short "The Perfect Proposal". The short soon became a calling card for his new production company, F.A. Entertainment. In January of 2006, McDowell moved his new production company to its current offices in Burbank, CA. And branched out the company into a new division called 77 Entertainment which specializes in feature film development and production. McDowell's appreciation for the creative process has made 77 Entertainment a company where new screenwriters with a fresh perspective can join in developing future feature films and television projects based on original ideas.

Gene and Chris present a special episode focusing on the subject of "cattle mutilations," which have been popularized by such investigators as Linda Moulton Howe, who have laid the blame for these mysterious livestock deaths on "aliens." But there are cases of unsolved livestock deaths that have sinister, more down-to-earth overtones. Case in point: Werner Bock and other ranchers of the Maritime Provinces of Canada. For almost 40 years, these ranchers have been victimized by what could be described as a systematic campaign of terror and death. Bock will explain his frustrating attempts over the years to understand what happened to his livestock and who caused it.