You quoted the defense laws in Canada from about 20 years ago. Because of issues and ambiguities identified by courts, section 34-37 were completely revamped and rewritten about a decade ago with Bill C-26. Bill C-26 received royal assent around 2012 and came into effect in the first quarter of...
I'm 100% positive that someone at Global News and/or the courts got their wires crossed. The BC justice website gets updated very regularly and I would have expected to see the February 10th date simply struck from the record and an entry updated with final disposition. If those charges had been...
I think for the same reason Yaniv posted a video gloating outside Surrey pre-trial detention facility yesterday and the same reason most sane people would think was the real motivation for showing up.
I wasn't there. I'm in a different province. I do however read places other than Twitter and...
The accused requested Yaniv and Miriam be asked to leave his appearance. Apparently they did so. He is still being held pending a Judicial Interim Release (JIR) court appearance on January 29th that was requested by his legal counsel. Effectively January 29th he finds out if he can be granted...
My comments are all in reference to the BCHRT case that was ruled on late last year. In that matter of owing $6,000 to 3 aestheticians there hasn't been fraud. In the BCHRT case, the amount of income Yaniv earns didn't matter (besides the assumption it was greater than $0). Only that Yaniv had...
I want to just clarify this a bit. Imperial Oil offered the individual a job that required him to be a Canadian Citizen/Permanent resident (the requirement was the ability to work on a permanent basis in Canada). Imperial Oil didn't renege on the offer because the fellow couldn't work on a...
From that Tweet:
And what I said was:
They key in both of these is that in the first is says "nature of the conduct interferes with the interests of another private party.". This is why it will almost certainly start out as civil contempt. The court order to pay 6,000 was an award to a third...
Hmmm. Yaniv tried (and the decision was deferred) for a 12+ (no upper range specified) where adults were allowed. The only restriction on adults was the stupid requirement that parents and guardians of children attending were not allowed. As for clothing it was tops optional, NOT all clothing...
They didn't make any ruling on that issue. the case that dealt with the potential religious issue, possible being uncomfortable given how they perceived Yaniv to be acting, and the fact there was a claim her husband wouldn't allow her to do waxing on a transgender person were covered in this...
Failure to comply with a court order like this would be civil contempt in Canada. Civil contempt can come with the punishment of jail time and/or fines. Punishment in civil contempt is meant as a remedial action to get the person who is failing to comply to follow the court order and in this...
As you discovered your ability to keep track of what is going is questionable. As you finally figured out Donald has criminal trial dates for Jan 9th (and 10th if needed) that are unrelated to 28939. Now as for what I was referring to (E-Comm 911) that as you finally figured out is 254282 here...
Since a judge on Dec 31st has already accepted that Donald was likely in breach of conditions, the Jan 15th court appearance will likely be an initial hearing on the contempt charge. Likely the charge will be read (but not the detailed specifics). Donald will be asked if he wishes to enter a...
Donald was not hunting down any lead. He had a random cop watching encounter while drunk one evening (Donald's words) with Constable g****n (partially redacted). He had a video tirade against the officer on June 21st where he held up part of the unredacted version of the peace bond for the June...
You are only picking up on this other stuff now? Donald has used TheDirty to post two people (one a transgendered individual) and another is his victim in Calgary that is related to all his current charges in Calgary. That's known since he's actually admitted to both very recently. Donald has...
While what you say in true in general, the medical admissibility doesn't apply in some situations. Refugees deemed eligible on all other grounds, people in need of protection, sponsored immigrants with certain classes of family already in Canada, and dependents children <= age of 21 of a...
I guess if you could quote the law you would have said so. I'll take your response at this time as "Sorry, I can't quote the law". If you care to elucidate later on with a rational response I am more than happy to entertain reading the information you provide.
Care to quote the law(s) that prevents HIV+ refugees? A Bill, an Act, the CCC, IRPA? Can you please quote the law and section in question? For the record HIV+ refugees and people coming here on visas are allowed to apply. They are given an opportunity to disclose that they are HIV+ but if they...
I noticed that Donald also has a new court appearance for January 15th in Surrey Provincial Court to fix a date for a hearing or a trial. One can probably infer that he's been charged with criminal contempt of court for breaching the PTA relating to Yaniv, and January 15th will be his first...
Where did I say that wasn't the case? I said pre-trial custody (and short stints for some convictions). I said nothing to the type of environment or the type of charges. I just said what the distinction between "jail" and "prison" is in Canada. There was a claim they were the same thing in...