Supreme Court creates new public interest libel defence for press and bloggers
"The rulings mean journalists can make factual errors, but as long as they take a series of steps to ensure fairness in stories that are deemed to be in the…
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CANADA Listed on SEC
For years I've heard about the "fact" that CANADA is listed on the US Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) and how it was bad, terrible and awful because it meant Canada…
New downloadable ‘statement to police’ cards
Interactions with the police can be a traumatic experience. A simple traffic stop can cause fear and anxiety. That’s one of the reasons a decade ago, the Native Counselling Services…
Census. What EXACTLY is Mandatory?
I heard a rumour it is that time again. CENSUS. Questions abound. DO I really HAVE to do this? How much info is the LEAST I can give? It seems…
COVID Masking Laws: What are Your Rights and Sue for Infringement
Rocco Galeti has a good series of short videos that explain the laws and your rights in relation to COVID-19 and masking laws. I encourage you to watch them all…
Court ruling makes suing Ottawa easier
Tsk Tsk Tsk. One could trust the government a wee bit more (maybe) if the Department of Justice lawyers (who are being directed by whom?) didn't play dirty, dirty dirty.…
Bank of Canada vs The Private Banks
Hey, you. Ya you! Did you know that Canada could create it's own money, interest free, but instead it goes to the private banks and borrows money... with compound interest?…
Smart Meters: Just Say No
http://www.youtube.com/v/d4BFXUwBwGI "Smart meters" are another hot topic that privacy, private property rights and health safety are becoming an issue. Many people are standing up and saying no to the…
Dreaming of the End of RCMP E Division
The troubled E Division of the RCMP is facing the threat of no longer having B.C. citizens to serve, protect and occasionally abuse. Here's hoping! UPDATE 2018: New Surrey Council…
Judges’ Requirement to Assist Unrepresented People
Check out this article on the Supreme Court of Canada re confirming what the Canadian Judicial Council went to the trouble of researching and reporting on... the need and obligation…
