Is Your Child Being Socially Transitioned at School Without Your Knowledge?
1. How is “capacity of consent” determined?
2. Who is qualified to make that decision?
3. How many children have been deemed to have “capacity of consent”
4. How many have been socially transitioned without parental knowledge?
The Department of Education does not track these decisions, meaning schools are making these decisions arbitrarily and without proper training, guidance and oversight.
ALBERTA’S DAMNING COVID-19 REPORT: What’s In it & What’s Missing
The recent report on Alberta’s COVID-19 pandemic response is a welcomed first step, hopefully of many, towards an open and honest dialogue about the COVID-19 debacle. While much of the information presented isn’t new to those who weren’t lobotomized by the relentless gaslighting, politicians and public health authorities have, until now, been able to keep such inconvenient facts from being officially recognized. This overdue recognition is, in itself, a very BIG deal.
Research Involving Human Subjects: Is Nova Scotia Ready?
For simplicity’s sake, let’s just say that in clinical research/clinical trials, you, as a participant, will receive the Cadillac of care: no wait times for imaging, diagnostic tests, prompt medical attention if you experience what is referred to as an Adverse Event (AE). This highlights the sad reality that in Nova Scotia with a deeply challenged health care system (shortage of medical personnel, equipment, IT infrastructure), your best bet to receive top-notch care, may be enrolling in a clinical trial.
A Digital Health Perspective
the information in the Your Health NS (YHNS) app is disjointed and partially inaccurate, so if one of the purposes of the app is to allow my future primary care provider, or god forbid, a paramedic or ER doc, to make sense of my medical history in NS; it is NOT going to happen with YHNS.
So my question is: what is the actual PURPOSE of this app for the citizens, and those (including our government officials), who have access to it?
The Supreme Court hearing of “Gary” Pro Se: Property Rights and a Constitutional Question
The Judge listened and seemed very interested in this new approach and agreed to allow me to argue the constitutionality of legislation that has enabled this building official to violate my rights. It will be heard on Dec 19th. We got into some merits of the case, after I presented, the Judge then questioned the municipality that the case against me is lacking in merit, and positioned to the solicitor perhaps they might want to ask themselves if it’s worth pursuing after I pointed to legislation showing that my structure is within the limits of the regulations, and in a zone that allows for accessory buildings without a main building on the lot.
Dying with dignity?
I quickly learned that Canada was the Number One country in the world using MAiD and had more deaths due to it than any other country. This was disheartening to say the least.
Along with being the Number One country using MAiD we were also the leading country in organ donations, and some organs are being sold to other countries.
This was a lightbulb moment. More research led me to find that MAiD was being offered to veterans: some suffering from PTSD and others who are homeless because our government refuses to give them what they need to survive.
Bill 419
Interestingly PHIA already has provisions – 31(l) and 38(1)(g) – which allow for the Minister to collect personal health information for the purpose of planning and management of the health system. It also already contains provisions for the Minister to collect that information for the purposes of creating or maintaining an electronic health record at 31(o). The difference now, however, seems to be that custodians will no longer be able to refuse to disclose your personal health information to the government.
Cathy Jones interviews David Ross of NCI
On behalf of Citizens’ Alliance of Nova Scotia, Cathy Jones interviews David Ross, Director of the National Citizens Inquiry, about recent developments within the organization.
The Master Rulebook
TO BE CLEAR, policy is NOT law! Nor should policy be made a legislative enactment as defined by the meaning of “regulation” under subsection 2 (1) of the Statutory Instruments Act, seen and established in Canadian Statute.
So if the rule maker makes a new rule which allows this rule maker to share their rule making power and blend their rule making power with the administrators (executive government), would you not agree the rule maker who made a rule to share or blend their rule making power without a rule existing in the Master Rulebook to make that rule, BROKE THE RULES of the Master Rulebook?
Save the Planet, Kill Your Patient
The most obvious implication of this plan would be a new generation of physicians and surgeons who are less competent and more “woke” than their predecessors, which is terrifying enough in and of itself: If I’m about to have my gallbladder removed, I want my surgeon to be excellent at removing gallbladders and I don’t care one iota whether he or she can quote Robin DiAngelo and Ibram X. Kendi. And let’s face it, there are only so many hours in a week. Every hour a medical resident spends learning about “anti-racism” and “analyzing the world through the lens of power” is one hour not spent practicing gallbladder surgery.
War is Good for Nothing
They say that those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it. Yet sadly, while this weekend marks the 104th observation of Remembrance Day, the world is once again at war.
Many of us grew up attending often large ceremonies at memorials or cenotaphs where elderly veterans were the center of a deeply emotional and reverential experience. Perhaps the waning of such services is a sign only that WWI and WWII are now moving beyond living memory, but there are plenty of other wars and veterans of them deserving of our recognition. A fact which tells me that we don’t remember very well.