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@NewWorldHominin this ruse *may* be violating provincial or federal corporation rules. If it's a CBC or government funded entity doing this stunt, this would create an awkward conflict, wherein the Minister of Industry would be in conflict with the Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture.

@NewWorldHominin depending on their home base, sometimes end with "Canada", and so there is a different way to verify those entities, using other databases. If "Heritage Figures Canada" doesn't appear on federal or provincial database searches, and they sign contracts, the individuals behind

I found out recently that I was deceived by social activists in an elaborate scheme dating back to January. A production group with what I now know has a fake name and fake identities gave me a friendly interview about my book A Day with Sir John A, and about Sir John A Macdonald, back in Feb. They connected me with a fake company called Heritage Figures Canada with a fake website and "hired" me to perform consulting work for them. We had what I now know were fake meetings, fake documents, fake commercial shoot, fake prototype of a Sir John A collectible. Then in a second filmed interview last week, they turned on me, and it was revealed to have all been a setup in order to demonize Sir John A and smear me. It turns out this is a taxpayer-funded CBC and APTN project. There is so much more, I will make a video. They also deceived @FrancesWiddows1

Here is a link to the CBC piece. Special thanks to the CBC National news team for interviewing me for this. Radio (starting at 22:30): cbc.ca/listen/live-ra… Video: cbc.ca/player/play/vi…

In my opinion, the drafting of sexual orientation questions was poorly done and was a major policy error, leaving open a "lawful excuse" defence for not completing the census. For legal advice on your obligations in this unprecedented climate, always best to consult a lawyer.

The 2026 Census demands that people disclose and/or specify their sexual orientation, along with the sexual orientation of household members (except kids under 16). Drafted in a way that doesn't clearly allow opting-out. A $500 fine for refusing. This is probably unconstitutional

In the era of AI, when it comes to evidence, a photo or video that can't be properly certified, or doesn't have a reliable witness who can swear/affirm they took the photo/video, is like a car without brakes: interesting to look at, but don't let it go anywhere.

If you can't afford a lawyer, contact your local law society referral service. If you still can't get one, and the sender has a valid legal process to serve, you should obtain a non-residential, safe address to receive courier.

If they can't afford a lawyer, refer them to the local law society referral service. If they want to communicate for the purposes of serving a legal process, provide them with your lawyer's contact information. And end it with a notice that further communication will go to police

If you are experiencing unwanted communications online (DM, email, text, or posts) the best thing to do is advise the sender that the communications are unwanted & harassing, and that if the sender wishes to communicate with you, to identify themselves, and use a lawyer.

A while ago I completed an eye-opening course on the work of judges, how to apply to be one, the challenges and opportunities of judicial life, etc. Thankfully, there was no final exam. I learned something mind-blowing & life-changing nonetheless: judges are *human*.

Your trusted tax lawyer, accountant, or other financial advisor may have experience in this area. You can also have a chat with your friendly CRA representative, or their manager, who (although they can't provide tax or legal advice) may provide additional useful information. end

or bureaucratic force to collect amounts that haven't been legislatively approved. The problem/uncertainty comes down to the extent to which CRA would take heavy-handed *administrative* action to collect such amounts, without judicial oversight. 5/

Many Canadians are wondering how the CRA can “act as if” new tax laws are in effect (e.g. changes to the capital gains rate) when technically, the legislative tax amendments have not been passed. According to those more knowledgeable than myself, the short answer is that 1/

A reminder for folks in Toronto who own homes/condos: don't forget to login to file your vacant home tax declaration. Failing to do so within the next few months, can result in a vacant home tax being levied, in the amount of 3% of the property value. toronto.ca/services-payme…

If you were a student or faculty member of Western University between August 2022 and November 2022, and you suffered (mentally, physically, financially) as a result of the University's C19 💉 policy, you *may* have legal recourse for damages. DM for details.