Taking An Extended Hiatus From Writing
There’s a lot going on in the real world, so publishing has largely been put on hold for the time being. Hopefully, things will be back to normal soon. As always, look after yourselves, and focus on what’s important: family and friends.
Welcome To Canuck Law!
This is a site for research into legal/political developments, primarily in Canada. This will cover the topics and information that you are very unlikely to read in the mainstream, or even alternative media. Evidence and sources are provided throughout to make fact checking easier for do.
Note: This site does not provide legal advice. Please don’t ask.
Please Do Your Own Research To Verify Information Presented
This should be common sense, but is worth bringing up. Take the time and effort to validate (or refute) content that is published here. Check the source material, and see if it lines up with the conclusions that are being drawn. Don’t simply accept what you see at face value.
Information has been posted to help people wanting to become sleuths on their own. This is includes: (a) general tips; (b) ATIP, or access to information; (c) CanLII searches; (d) Court file locating; (e) lobbying registries; and (f) charity lookups.
Information can be provided here, but you are your own researcher, and discernment is necessary. Demoralization can be avoided if this is put to good use.
Just one concerned citizen in Nova Scotia put all of this together.
People United Substack Up And Running
People United launched last year. It’s an interesting resource, doing deep dives into what’s really happening in Canada. Essentially nothing in reality is as it’s presented.
Topics so far include:
(a) U.N. invasion
(b) Municipal fraud
(c) Public-Private partnerships
Content is still being published, so check for updates and subscribe.
CSASPP Requesting Donations To Finance Appeal In B.C.
In a disappointing ruling, CSASPP, the Canadian Society for the Advancement of Science in Public Policy, had its Certification Application refused. There are many questions, including why it took 2 1/2 years to issue the ruling. The group explains the discontent, and why an Appeal is being filed.
Other worthwhile causes includes Citizens Alliance Nova Scotia (CANS), and a number of class actions brought under s.2(d), or freedom of association.
This Site Does Not Offer Any Kind Of Legal Advice
To address a question that comes up surprisingly often, this site DOES NOT provide legal advice. It provides information and research, and is an independent/alternative media site. This is not a law firm. Please don’t submit questions about taking your issues to court.