“As the iconic police service undergoes a sweeping wave of reforms, it must realize that asking for help is not a sign of weakness, but of strength.” RCMP Commish William Elliott said, […]
The commish: sorta, kinda sorry
Authorities now on notice…
At the Braidwood Inquiry, the late Robert Dziekanski’s mother is represented by Walter Kosteckyj of the Vancouver law firm Thompson Elliott. CBC says the lawyer is paid by the BC Government but […]
Hurrah, hurrah, we’re number 28…
Excerpted from http://www.MichaelGeist.ca Canada has one of the slowest and most expensive consumer broadband networks in the developed world. An OECD report, widely viewed as the leading global benchmark on broadband networks, […]
Dziekanski – much is clear now
Facts, while not officially reported, have been firmly established at the Braidwood Inquiry into Robert Dziekanski’s 2007 death. Clearly, as an organization, the RCMP failed to act with care and probity from […]
Disgracing M.O.M.
Can you believe it? During the time he was the RCMP’s officer in charge of the Dziekanski cover-up, Superintendent Wayne Rideout was accepting appointment to the ORDER OF MERIT OF THE POLICE […]
Have we already lost net neutrality?
We need a concise and precise understanding of why alternative media truly matters. I can hear rumblings of the ruling classes preparing to bring the Internet to heel. Outraged moralists warn us […]
USA Canada border is shameful
My father was an American who joined the Canadian war effort before Pearl Harbor. When peace came, he stayed in Vancouver to raise a family. Partly because of American roots, I condemn […]
Corky Evans departs
Political columnist Charles Campbell said, “It doesn’t matter who gets elected on May 12. The B.C. legislature will be significantly poorer for the absence of Corky Evans.” According to Wikipedia, “Evans is noted for his folksy and homespun yet politically sophisticated oratory.” Speaking during legislative debate on March 12, retiring Evans proved both statements correct:
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