Tag Archives: White Collar Crime

Alberta Investors Protection: Town Hall Meetings

Posted on February 19, 2013 by mycdnprince

Alberta Investors Protection As some of my readers may know I have posted quite a few articles over the last few years on the ‘gold dust twins’ from Bridgecreek (River Run). Those infamous and some would say dastardly individuals who … Continue reading →

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Welcome to Gulag Canada

Posted on June 28, 2010 by mycdnprince

Gulag Canada They say the G8/G20 did not accomplish very much except to leave Canadians with an enormous bill. In my mind, it did accomplish one thing. It confirmed to most ordinary Canadians that for all intents and purposes we … Continue reading →

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No jail in sight for Drabinksy

Posted on February 12, 2010 by mycdnprince

Justice for the Rich and the Law for the Poor However, the two men whose case has become synonymous with Canada’s perceived ineptitude at prosecuting white-collar crime did what they have done for almost a decade… “This case is really … Continue reading →

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Scrooge Harper is coming

Posted on December 23, 2009 by mycdnprince

…. and he’s ready to ‘screw’ you and me. Well the Keystone cops are at it again. The guys who can’t shoot straight and can’t get anything right are ready to tax us more and more, right in the middle … Continue reading →

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British priest urges congregation to shoplift

Posted on December 21, 2009 by mycdnprince

Rev. Tim Jones has been slammed following his Nativity sermon advising people to shoplift rather than turning to prostitution. __________________________________________________ Canwest News Service LONDON — A British Anglican priest is facing criticism following a controversial sermon where he advises his … Continue reading →

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Governments big on waste, easy on white collar crime….

Posted on December 17, 2009 by mycdnprince

…. hard on you and me. Doctor’s $3.5M deal avoids fraud trial …. A Toronto doctor has avoided trial for fraud and money laundering after agreeing to repay $3.5 million he wrongfully billed taxpayers. …. The deal with prosecutors allowed … Continue reading →

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Canada: a safe haven for Banksters and Fraudsters

Posted on December 11, 2009 by mycdnprince

Canada: Home to Banksters and Fraudsters Well, Canada’s Finance Minister, Jim Flaherty, announced today that he will not be joining the EU’s efforts to curtail GREED by taxing those in the banking sector who continue to receive bonuses that most people … Continue reading →

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I wonder if Flaherty would ‘voluntarily’ hang himself?

Posted on November 19, 2009 by mycdnprince

Further evidence of Flaherty’s contempt for the people Obama took real action against the banks and credit card companies which will be taking effect this coming February, while Flaherty continues to feed us to the wolfs. Another example of Harper … Continue reading →

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House of Commons: Shut it down!

Posted on October 27, 2009 by mycdnprince

It ain’t worth a damn!! Last week, we had the guy with a gun at the WCB office in Edmonton and yesterday, we had hundreds of environmentalists shutting-down the House of Commons in Ottawa. Protesters disrupt question period With these … Continue reading →

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Workers Compensation Board – Nazi Headquarters

Posted on October 22, 2009 by mycdnprince

Workers Compensation Board Watched the news last night and saw the story on the guy with a gun in Edmonton who got every one’s attention at the Workers Compensation Board (WCB). Having had my own minor but ‘negative’ experience with … Continue reading →

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