They're Still Spraying Poison. And It's Killing More Than Just Trees.

Right now in New Brunswick, corporations are dumping glyphosate chemicals from the sky, spraying entire forests with poison to boost profits.

They call it “forest management.”

But here’s what it really is:

Indigenous land being poisoned without consent

Wild food and medicine sources wiped out

Moose and deer starving as habitat is destroyed

Glyphosate leaking into water where families drink, bathe, and fish

People already living rough, homeless, unhoused, or in tents, being exposed daily to cancer-linked chemicals raining down on them

These aren’t numbers. These are people.

A Mi’kmaq grandmother trying to harvest medicine on her territory, only to find it all dead.

A young man sleeping in a tent near the treeline, waking up choking on chemical spray.

A child with no home to hide in, breathing air laced with glyphosate, soaked into their skin.

How long are we going to let this happen?

How many more lives have to be sacrificed for profit?

This has never just been about trees. This is about life. Land. Survival.

For decades, Indigenous Peoples have fought this battle alone, watching their food, medicine, and way of life be erased by corporate greed.

Now it's happening to everyone. And still, governments stay silent.

My platform demands better.

A total ban on glyphosate spraying across New Brunswick

Land justice policies led by Indigenous communities

Environmental health protections for unhoused and vulnerable people

Real accountability for corporate polluters

This is our home. Our air. Our water. Our people.

We will not let them poison us into silence.

We are rising. And we are demanding change.

My name is Samantha. I am a mother, a survivor, and someone who knows what it means to be broken by a system that does not care.

I was not born into politics. I was born into survival.

I have faced poverty, abuse, judgment, and silence. I have been overlooked, dismissed, and told to wait.

I have lived what too many in New Brunswick are still living, and I am done being quiet about it.

My partner petition Link:
https://chng.it/Dh2jQZY6Fv

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