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Complacency receives no quarter in the heart of a champion. Find your ground, make your stand, speak your TRUTH. No time to mince words.

[The Remanded @TheRemanded]

*** Following the Money and the Staff: Part Four ***

- A Note on the LEOC Statement: What the Rules Actually Say:

The Leadership Election Organizing Committee published a statement on May 22, 2026 regarding what it described as a federal investigation into Kerry-Lynne Findlay. The BC Conservative Party's own Rules and Procedures for the Election of Leader and the Commissioner of Canada Elections' published compliance and enforcement policy raise several questions about that statement.

*** A Complaint Is Not an Investigation ***

LEOC's statement refers to a federal investigation and breaches of the Elections Act as established facts. They are not. The Commissioner of Canada Elections' own compliance policy states that the first step after a complaint is received is a preliminary review to determine whether the complaint falls within the Commissioner's jurisdiction, whether the information provided is sufficient, and whether an investigation is warranted. A complaint can be closed at the preliminary review stage without any investigation taking place. LEOC described an unreviewed complaint as a confirmed investigation and stated breach as fact.

*** The Commissioner Is Legally Prohibited from Responding to LEOC ***

LEOC stated it contacted investigators from the Commissioner's office and received no response, presenting this as notable. It is not. Under subsection 510.1(1) of the Canada Elections Act, the Commissioner and all persons acting under her direction are legally prohibited from disclosing details of an investigation, including the identity of the complainant or the object of the complaint. The Commissioner's published enforcement policy further states that she does not publicly disclose whether she has decided to proceed with an investigation or not. LEOC's non-response was not a signal of anything. It was the only legally permissible outcome.

*** The Federal Complaint Is Outside LEOC's Jurisdiction ***

Under Section 5.2 of the Leadership Race Rules, complaints to LEOC must allege that a Leadership Contestant or their campaign team contravened the leadership race Rules. The complaint reported by Rob Shaw was filed with the Office of the Commissioner of Canada Elections regarding Findlay's 2025 federal election campaign. It was not filed with LEOC. It does not allege a breach of the leadership race Rules. LEOC has no jurisdiction over federal electoral matters.

*** LEOC Is Required to Be Neutral ***

Section 2.4 of the Leadership Race Rules states that members of LEOC must conduct themselves in an entirely neutral fashion in all respects in relation to the Leadership Vote. LEOC published a statement amplifying unproven federal allegations against a specific candidate the day before voting opened. Whether that statement is consistent with the neutrality requirement of Section 2.4 is a question the party membership is entitled to ask.

*** LEOC Cannot Disqualify a Candidate ***

Section 2.1(e) of the Leadership Race Rules states that with respect to any disqualification of a Leadership Contestant, LEOC shall make a recommendation to the Board of Directors, and the Board of Directors shall decide. LEOC does not hold unilateral disqualification authority. The decision rests with the Board.

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As stated throughout this series: conclusions are left to the reader.

Sources: LEOC statement, May 22, 2026; Rules and Procedures for the Election of Leader, Conservative Party of British Columbia, January 14, 2026, Sections 2.1(e), 2.4, 5.2, 5.3; Compliance and Enforcement Policy, Office of the Commissioner of Canada Elections; Canada Elections Act, subsection 510.1(1).

[Milan Malivuk @mmalivuk]

I'm the CRO of @Sync, Canada's end-to-end encrypted cloud storage provider, and Canada's Bill C-22 stands to cause immeasurable harm to the rights of Canadian citizens, and an industry that Canada should be leading in the technology sector.

This bill will cause an exodus of companies, investment, and talent and will not make Canadians any safer. This is a mass government surveillance bill that aims to make privacy companies and people agents of the state. Canada already has methods to collect data, through legal means and using warrants.

This goes against everything @Sync stands for and we will continue to fight against this bill and we are preparing additional measures should this misguided bill come to pass.

@mgeist @JCCFCanada @MelissaLMRogers @Tablesalt13

[Melissa 🇨🇦 @MelissaLMRogers]

YIKES 🤯 Another Company threatening to leave Canada if Bill C22 passes, the Authorized Access to Information Act.

Windscribe - Canadian VPN company with over 100 million registered users 👀

Plus they call out TAXES in Canada & our corrupt government 👀 Good on them!

[John Rustad @JohnRustad4BC]

Skeptics like Widdowson are not denying deaths at residential schools. They are insisting on forensic verification for extraordinary claims that drove national policy, church burnings and vandalism, monument topplings, and billions in spending and reparations. Ground penetrating radar detects soil disturbances such as roots, pipes, old irrigation systems, animal bones, or possible graves. However, it does not identify bodies, their age, or cause of death. After half a decade and the expenditure of significant public money, the absence of exhumation and DNA evidence is noteworthy, not denialism.

Using public broadcaster funds for deceptive pranks to mock people who are asking for evidence, while the original narrative remains unverified, looks like narrative protection rather than journalism or reconciliation. It erodes trust in institutions that are supposed to inform the public rather than propagandize.

[Keith Wilson @ikwilson]

BREAKING: My read of Justice Leonard’s decision: it does not prohibit an Alberta independence referendum. The ruling is much narrower and merely technical. It says Bill 14’s transition provisions did not revive or validate the Sylvestre independence citizen-initiative petition after the earlier proposal had already been rejected.

The decision today points to a cleaner lawful route: the secession referendum needs to be initiated by Alberta’s Cabinet under the Referendum Act, not through the Citizen Initiative Act. It also makes clear that the Government must consult First Nations before the vote, in case there is a potential impact on Treaty and traditional rights.

That means the ball is now in the Smith government’s court to set the secession question for the October 2026 referendum (just like the Supreme Court of Canada envisioned in the 1998 Reference Case).

[604RAW @604RAW]

Average Saturday night in Kelowna as 2 teens put a couch on two Lime scooters and get pulled over by police 😂

What’s the wildest thing you’ve seen on a Saturday night in Kelowna? 🤔💭

[Unfiltered With Kels @unfilteredwkels]

THE GATES ARE LOCKING.

Most of us think our Provincial Parks belong to everyone. We grew up camping in these woods and hiking these trails. But the signs are changing, the laws are shifting, and the “Provincial” part of B.C. is being stripped away right under our boots.

From Joffre Lakes being closed to the public, to $16,000 signs being changed for “reconciliation,” the B.C. government is quietly handing over sovereign control of public land. This isn’t just about names; it’s about who has the final say over whether you’re allowed to enter.

By 2030, the “30 by 30” plan aims to move 30% of our land into this new model. Your access to nature shouldn’t depend on your ancestry. Wake up, B.C….once the keys are handed over, we aren’t getting them back.

Share this to let people know what’s happening in our backyard. 🇨🇦

[Franco Terrazzano @franco_nomics]

Carney did NOT create a sovereign wealth fund.

Carney announced a debt-fuelled corporate slush fund.

The government is more than $1 trillion in debt.

Carney will borrow $25 billion more. Dump it into a fund. Then gamble your money on risky corporate handouts.

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

Six liberal insiders are receiving $200 million for leasing out a gravel pit

They don’t even own the land. The province owns it. They’re releasing it.

The RCMP needs to come in and arrest people

[Cosmin Dzsurdzsa @cosminDZS]

British Columbians need to understand that the "First Nations Leadership Council" isn’t some sort of super First Nation legal body that has ultimate authority.

It’s literally just a lobby group made up of three advocacy orgs: the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, the BC Assembly of First Nations, and the First Nations Summit. Mind you, none of these are actual governing bodies over B.C. First Nations or hold legal standing to speak on their behalf but the government is treating them like they're the de facto top of the chain authority.

Two of these components groups are registered societies under the B.C. Societies Act. That’s it. They're not rights-bearing entities and they're definitely not the Jedi Council of aboriginals like they pretend.

Eby is surrendering power over legislation to a lobby group.

[🇮🇪Esmeralda🇮🇪 @EsmerOreilly]

One of Irelands darkest days
And so little media attention

#Dublin #Ireland

[Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦 @BezirganMocha]

B.C. Parents Guard School Amid Youth’s Alleged Kill List: “We Don’t Want Another Tumbler Ridge”

An underreported story is unfolding in Falkland, B.C., where parents are standing watch over their elementary school, children are spending recess indoors, bus locations are changing, tournaments are being cancelled, and some parents are not sending their children to school at all, as a youth behind an alleged kill list has been walking around the school in the mornings.

Every morning, a number of parents organize to stand watch over Falkland Elementary School to ensure the safety of their children, as a troubled youth lives across from the school and chooses to walk around school property during drop-off, causing anxiety and stress, especially amid a lack of RCMP presence.

“Why are we waiting for something bad to happen for this to be taken seriously?” one parent, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, asked, fearing repercussions for herself or her children.

The community says it feels unsupported and does not know whether the young man is getting the help and support he needs from the province, while also calling on the RCMP to have an officer present near the school.

“Basically threatening to kill them with box cutters, drink their blood, and take out anybody else that gets in the way,” said a concerned grandmother, Lori-Ann Rohrback, detailing the alleged threats and questioning what meaningful action authorities have taken after seeing him walking around and on school property even though he is banned from it.

Nearly two years ago, an approximately half-a-billion-dollar fentanyl superlab was busted in Falkland, B.C., where only one person, Gaganpreet Randhawa, was arrested, highlighting the lack of police oversight in rural B.C.

"We're just rural people," said a concerned parent, "we just don't have a voice," saying that they're feeling abandoned to fend off this threat by themselves with no support from the government.

Matthew Henegan, a Falkland resident and CAF veteran, says authorities need to communicate better: “Relying on a playbook pre-Tumbler Ridge, I think, is outdated, because we live in a different world now, and that’s just the reality of living in B.C. post-Tumbler Ridge.”

While it remains unclear what steps authorities have taken, the youth’s presence around the school raises the question of when he will get the help he needs, and when the town will return to normal.
Support rural media coverage @MediaBezirgan

[Dr. Julian Somers @somerspsych]

In 2021 BC Deputy Ministers were shown evidence that congregating people with addictions together in low barrier settings caused crime, medical emergencies, and that more effective approaches had been proven feasible and cost effective

One week later they ordered my University team to destroy decades of scientific data and scuttled our approved and funded research on new B.C. policies

The truth was revealed eventually and at an unfathomable cost

[Aaron Gunn @AaronGunn]

Horrible news.

The Liberal Government has just successfully “censored their censorship bill” by working with the separatist Bloc Quebecois to end committee debate and ram the bill through Parliament.

The bill seeks to make it easier to prosecute and arrest Canadians for political and religious expression by watering down the definition of “hate speech” and removing important safeguards against abuse.

We’ll continue the fight in Parliament, but there’s no way to sugar-coat the situation.

This is a dark day for free speech in Canada.

[Metal Charts @TheMetalCharts]

Hey @CMEGroup I think it's time for a new logo

[Datos Aeronáuticos ◽ @CapLaloVargas]

Aeropuerto de Guadalajara, no se ve bien ver a la guardia nacional corriendo o si?

[J. Camarena (On) @kmaboss]

@ELOCCIDENTAL Ojalá el gobierno ayude a todas las persona que están siendo afectadas por la delincuencia

[Dan Dicks @DanDicksPFT]

Breaking: Major Cartel war with extreme violence happening now in Puerto Vallarta Mexico (updated with footage)

[Jay Anderson @TheProjectUnity]

Filmmaker David Lynch's Diagram for Transcendental Consciousness is one of the greatest, easiest to understand explanations for how our reality is made of MIND first, MATTER second.

I promise this is genuinely worth your time.

It's fantastic.