Unmasking SGI: A Systemic Breakdown of Discretion, Conflict, and Discrimination in Public Auto Insurance In administrative law, fettered discretion refers to the illegal practice of a government body or official […]
The Forgotten Legacy of Turtle Mountain — and Why It Matters to Métis Rights Today I’ve been on a personal crusade lately — one that begins at Turtle Mountain, stretches […]
I want to write the following blog to examine news articles below and show that we can prove there are errors in logic within them without even using any other […]
A deadly strain of E. coli—particularly dangerous to children—has sparked outbreaks in recent weeks across Alberta. Dozens of children have been hospitalized, yet health authorities are still unable to identify […]
Five days later and the questions about the Surrey detachment continues. I am not going to say I broke the story as it was more of a prediction and more […]
The United Nations is once again turning its attention to Canada’s treatment of Indigenous peoples. In March 2023, UN Special Rapporteur Francisco Calí Tzay visited Canada to investigate ongoing violations […]
The Cause of Violence: How Government Policy Creates Conflict on Wet’suwet’en Territory You can see the media machine at work right now. There is a crisis unfolding on Wet’suwet’en territory, […]
I contacted the National NDP and urged them to immediately respond to the current situation and this is the letter I received in response. Dear Jayson, Thank you for reaching […]
I continue to look into the legality of this situation. The funding behind RCMP operations on Wet’suwet’en territory remains opaque, and there’s still an unknown bureaucrat attached to this expense. […]
When I first saw that the RCMP were taking actions against the Wet’suwet’en people, I thought, “someone must be funding this.” I started making phone calls, assuming it was a […]