There has been a steady almost daily increase in the number of Canadians posting stories on the internet about injustice in Canada. Sadly many of our fellow Canadians did not receive any help and a growing number of them are committing suicide.
I have been asked many times, "What can I do to help?" I did not have an answer.
This is the same response Canadians receive from their MP, MLA, the media and others they contact for help. It is a unspoken silent response that has resulted in increased frustration and anger for many Canadians. I do not know of one elected MP or MLA who is speaking out about judicial corruption in Canada.
There are many excellent internet sites in Canada detailing the injustice suffered by Canadians ranging from wrongful convictions, judicial corruption, family law, injured workers and many more.
I found two sites that were advocating change, not just talking about the injustice, doing something about it. The two sites were: The Canadian Justice Review Board (CJRB) and The Honourable Senator Anne C. Cools website. 
Senator Cools was recently elected to the board of directors of the Canadian Justice Review Board (CJRB). Chairman David A. Kahn noted that, "While we may take satisfaction from our progress, we recognize that this is just the start of a long road." With the election of Senator Cools to the board of directors the road became a lot shorter.
Now ask me again, "What can I do to help?" Please read the highlights on the CJRB home page and Senator Cools speeches. On the CJRB home page you will find directions on how to become an associate member. Invest $20.00 or more and help shorten the road to your childrens, and your grandchildrens future in a Canada free of judicial and political corruption.
I have included the highlights listed on the Canadian Justice Review Board home page and links to some of Senator Cools speeches on her web site.
The three Ross Children, a boy aged 8 and twins girls aged 5 were apprehended by Saskatchewan Social Services in February of 1987. Up until the time they were apprehended there had been many interventions by social workers and medical personal to help the children.
The twin girls were separated, one was sent to a foster home in British Columbia and the other to Manitoba. The children were of no further use to Saskatchewan Justice and Social Services. The girls were left to be raped and assaulted for 43 months before their nightmare ended.
The people of B. C. and Manitoba need to ask why their tax dollars were being spent to care for two Saskatchewan children. They and their children will require a life time of care and help. This would not have been done through normal channels, this would have been a friend or a relative of a Saskatchewan Social Services or Justice official out to hide the truth from the people of Saskatchewan.
The victims of injustice in Saskatchewan are deserving of a full judicial inquiry into the administration of justice in Saskatchewan.
For the past 15 years Justice Hrabinsky has maliciously engaged in a knowing pattern of conduct directed at persons who have spoken out about corruption within the administration of justice in Saskatoon.
To act with targeted malice constitutes a deliberate abuse of power, judges may be assumed to know that their powers are not given to them for the purpose of pursuing personal vendettas
To knowingly ignore the principles of democracy and justice, falsely and maliciously, without justifiable cause engage in acts of malice that would cause a reasonable person to suffer substantial emotional distress, physical, psychological and financial damage is criminal harassment.
Justice Hrabinsky is fully aware of his misuse and abuse of his powers and his serious implications of his culpable transgressions of the Constitution and the Rule of Law.
His misuse and abuse of his powers cannot but be deemed to have been done maliciously, wilfully and deliberately.
The victims of injustice in Saskatchewan are deserving of a full judicial inquiry into the administration of justice in Saskatchewan.
From the world world scam capital: Canada
Some United States residents have recently received a letter that appears to be from Western Canada Lottery Corporation (WCLC), informing them that they have won a large lottery prize. They are then advised that they must pay "tax and charges" on the prize before a payment can be made. A falsified cheque from a "financial sponsor" is included with the letter to help the recipient supposedly pay the initial portion of the alleged taxes.
This letter is not from WCLC; it is a scam. WCLC does not sell its products or solicit sales outside of its jurisdiction of the Canadian Prairie Provinces and Territories, nor do we authorize anyone to do so on our behalf.
Players can only win a prize on our games by purchasing a ticket while in our jurisdiction, and we do not require the payment of "tax and charges" when issuing a prize.
If you have received the letter described above, do not provide any funds or personal or financial information to this individual or individuals who have sent this letter. The cheque enclosed with the mailer is also not legitimate and will bounce.
You may wish to refer the matter to your local authorities. WCLC has forwarded information regarding this scam to local authorities and to PhoneBusters, a fraud task force comprising members of several Canadian police organizations, including the RCMP.
If you called the number on the letter and have spoken with someone, or sent money, please contact PhoneBusters (www.phonebusters.com) directly by e-mailing them at wafl@phonebusters.com
or by calling 1-888-495-8501. The PhoneBusters lines can be busy, so please leave a message, and someone will return your call.
