Over the past few weeks, millions of Canadians proudly wore a red poppy to honour the men and women who fought, suffered, and died defending our country. But I have […]
CAN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PROHIBIT LAWFULLY OWNED FIREARMS THROUGH REGULATIONS? PROPERTY RIGHTS — DUE PROCESS — PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY — THE RULE OF LAW — GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY The Supreme Court of […]
A “new” council was sworn in at its inaugural council meeting on November 2. The new council, which features a 50-50 split between returning incumbents and new faces, was administered […]
A Plain-Language Guide Under the Canadian Bill of Rights, S.C. 1960, c. 44 Part One: What a Data Centre Actually Is A data centre is a large building full of […]
Seven citizens filed a civil lawsuit at the court in Leeuwarden, alleging that the Dutch State, former officials, and international figures deceived the public regarding coronavirus vaccinations, nrc.nl reported. The […]
On Friday, the Ontario government announced plans to move ahead with a phased rollout of digital ID cards and credentials — starting with the Ontario Photo Card. https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/1008185/ontario-introducing-optional-digital-credentials-while-guaranteeing-access-to-physical-id “Our government […]
From Romania to Finland, an AI platform is watching Russian troop movements in real time. It pulls simultaneously from satellites, radar stations, drones, and ground sensors. This isn’t a Pentagon […]
The Salmon Arm Observer has reported that Alan Harrison worked 34 years as a teacher/principal followed by eight terms on city council, the past two as your major. Proving that […]
As I promised last time, here is my platform: Serving people in the community, not a foreign agenda. Review contracts and conduct an audit. Eliminate bureaucracy. Establish a local […]
Last week a very different type of process took place on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. Although the undertaking was unofficial, not sanctioned by government and costs were not covered by […]