Mandatory Covid Vaccine FAQ (PDF version for download) Note: see the “About” menu at jccf.ca for more information on this organization. The Justice Centre sees these laws as unconstitutional, full stop. Seeking exemptions to the law implies that the underlying … Continue reading →
Governments are breaking the law (here and here) and they are giving the public, including employers, the opposite impression of legitimacy. They use an old technique of speaking out of both sides of their mouth. 1. I am putting this … Continue reading →
Updates: October 12, 2021 Good idea for a protest for shutting off the power and all devices for 21 minutes. World-Wide Protest from Your Home: 21 Minutes on 12/10/21 Specifically this is for tomorrow October 12, France time: 4:00pm to … Continue reading →
Updates, new stories: October 7, 2021 COVID-19 actions: Contact officials, professionals, businesses and politicians, and fellow citizens of all types. Tell them what you think and what you know: Email addresses and other contact information: Crown Attorneys in Ontario: https://www.ontariocourts.ca/ocj/files/crown-office-contact.pdf … Continue reading →
Edited/corrected October 1, 2021 I am using official and mainstream information to make my points. See disclaimer at the bottom concerning the following information. The basic point is: The average age for deaths attributed to COVID-19 is 83.8 (see Part … Continue reading →
September 26, 2021 update: This preliminary results page now links to the validated results (original link: https://www.elections.ca/enr/help/national_e.htm) so these are supposedly the final results. From here, you can search for your own electoral district results. Use the search options at … Continue reading →
You don’t need to use third party media sites. You can access the official results here from elections.ca: September 20, 2021 General Election Results from Elections Canada We will publish the preliminary results for the federal election as the first … Continue reading →
Continued from Part 3 We discussed how to find some of the local contact info and identify local candidates in Part 1. Also there is a complete list of all confirmed candidates here. Here is information on Confirmed Local Candidates … Continue reading →
Continuing from Part 2 and Part 1. I listed the websites in Part 2, but I found the ballot abbreviations for the registered political parties here (https://www.elections.ca/content2.aspx?section=can&dir=cand%2Flst&document=intro&lang=e): NAMES OF REGISTERED POLITICAL PARTIES Full Name Ballot abbreviation Animal Protection Party of … Continue reading →
To find out the candidates running in your federal riding (electoral district), go to www.elections.ca. The first search option is to enter your postal code in the top left field. If you don’t know your electoral district already, it is … Continue reading →