🚨 DEAR ELECTIONS CANADA 🚨
100+ people hijacked Pierre’s by-election
Tomas Szuchewycz is listed as the official agent for nearly all of them.
Under the Elections Act, he must:
1) Open separate bank accounts for every campaign
2) Keep records, filings, and transactions 100% isolated
3) Follow strict reporting and audit rules
4) Face fines, jail, and disqualification for mistakes
So the real question:
Is Elections Canada even checking?
Or are they just rubber-stamping this circus?
The “longest ballot” scam mocks the system but the bigger joke is a regulator that isn’t regulating.
CBC hands out record-high pay raises of $38 million last year.
There are now 1,831 CBC staffers taking a six-figure salary. That's a 318% increase since 2015.
End the gravy train. Defund the CBC!
This past weekend, the deadline passed for Canada to reject the World Health Organization (WHO) amendments to the International Health Regulations.
Canada did not reject these binding regulations, which would grant power to the WHO to influence Canada’s public health response during global health crises.
Not only did Canada fail to reject these amendments, there was also no Parliamentary discussion surrounding these changes, which have potential implications for our national sovereignty and our ability to respond as we see fit in times of crisis.
Countries such as the USA and Italy have rejected these amendments to protect their national sovereignty.
Canada, however, has doubled down. Canada has not only accepted these bidding regulations but also appointed an interim Chief Public Health Officer, Dr. Howard Njoo, who is the Vice-Chair of the WHO Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Framework Advisory Group.
Canadians deserve a government that cares about protecting our national sovereignty. Unelected international bureaucrats do not know better than Canadians, and should not have authority over how Canada governs.
https://t.co/VOlb6igej3
Ontario Court Justice Paul Thomas O’Marr
Canadian Judge spares immigrant conviction over child exploitation because it could delay his citizenship
Make this Judge famous Canada, for NOT doing his Job & making Canada a more dangerous society to live in !
OSTRICH FARM NEWS:
A fun way to fight back! July 11-13 the ostrich farm is hosting a live Music Festival feat. Tamara Lich and others.
Proceeds from tickets go to help cover legal fees to fight the CFIA’s senseless cull order. Camping included.
More at: https://t.co/qf4fTnuJAn
Oilers Players after losing:
“Lost to a really good team.”
“Heck of a Team”
“Back to Back Champs for a Reason”
Panthers players after winning:
“Fuck McDavid”
“Fuck The Oilers”
“Connor McDavid Who?”
Incredible how you can lose with class and even if you win can still have none
🚨UPDATE: TDF secures new victory for Amish: over $38,000 in fines waived
TDF secures new victory for Amish facing ArriveCan-related tickets: more than $38,000 in fines waived.
NIAGARA FALLS, ON: The Democracy Fund (TDF) has achieved a significant legal victory for a group of Amish individuals convicted under the Quarantine Act for failure to complete the ArriveCan app. Following a May 22, 2025 court appearance, seven months of negotiations and numerous court appearances, TDF lawyers successfully had the group’s convictions set aside, resulting in over $38,000 in fines being waived.
The Amish community, known for their traditional lifestyle and faith-based avoidance of modern technology, faced legal challenges after crossing the border at Niagara Falls. Their inability to use smartphones or interact with modern technology made it almost impossible to comply with the strict and continually-shifting COVID-19 regulations, particularly requirements involving the ArriveCan app. TDF took the position that the Amish did not receive proper notice of the offences, trial or conviction. They were convicted in absentia, and subsequently fined over $38,000. However, with the assistance of TDF, their cases were reopened, and through persistent advocacy, the convictions were ultimately set aside with fines being waived.
For these Amish families, who depend on farming and community support, the prospect of paying such excessive fines was daunting. This resolution ensures that these legal entanglements do not threaten their livelihoods and properties.
TDF Litigation Director Mark Joseph stated, “This outcome is a testament to the importance of access to justice for all Canadians, regardless of their background or way of life. We are pleased that these families can now move forward without the burden of these oppressive fines. The Amish are extremely grateful for the support they've received from TDF donors.”
While this case has been resolved, TDF continues to advocate for other members of the Amish community and other Canadians facing similar challenges with the legal system. The organization remains committed to defending constitutional rights and ensuring that all individuals receive fair treatment.
Make a donation to the Amish legal fund here: https://t.co/N2ZfqtFaj5