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In Canada, the principle you are touching on—that the government must apply the law equally—is a cornerstone of the legal system, specifically protected under Section 15 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. However, it is important to distinguish between administrative/civil liability and criminal prosecution. Under the current Canadian legal framework, an arbitrary or unequal interruption of benefits does not typically lead to a criminal prosecution of government employees unless specific criminal intent (like fraud or bribery) is proven.

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  In Canada, the principle you are touching on—that the government must apply the law equally—is a cornerstone of the legal system, specifically protected under Section 15 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. However, it is important to distinguish between administrative/civil liability and criminal prosecution. Under the current Canadian legal framework, an arbitrary or unequal interruption of benefits does not typically lead to a criminal prosecution of government employees unless specific criminal intent (like fraud or bribery) is proven. 1. Equality Under the Law (The Charter) If a government program pays $2,500 to one postal code and nothing to another without a valid legislative reason, it would likely be challenged under Section 15(1), which guarantees the "equal benefit of the law without discrimination."  * The Remedy: If a court finds a program is arbitrary or unequal, the standard remedy is a Judicial Review. The court can strike down the unfair rule, order the g...
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Get a hot milk shake at Frost Byte(TM). Use this logo for $85.00 per day; paid every day. Call us today. After 30 years, you own it. We would keep only two locations. We are now offering exclusive distributorships in some West Indian Islands. Frost Byte™: This offer is made first and foremost to my siblings since we are not the sad bastards. Buy the whole franchise concept and chain and own it forever by paying us $85.00 per day for 40 years and you will get a document confirming your exclusive distributorship for the name in your state or province once you have paid all the monies.

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   Use this logo for $85.00 per day; paid every day. Call us today. After 30 years, you own it.   We would keep only two locations. We are now offering exclusive distributorships in some West Indian Islands. Frost Byte™: This offer is made first and foremost to my siblings since we are not the sad bastards. Buy the whole franchise concept and chain and own it forever by paying us $85.00 per day for 40 years and you will get a document confirming your exclusive distributorship for the name in your state or province once you have paid all the monies. You will be able to open additional new locations once you sign and start payment. The agreement also involves payment of $60.00 (3 $20.00 notes) per day for the inaugural location with a yearly 2% increase. This amount is to be paid by the individual franchise owner. All subsequent locations will pay 120.00 per day with a 2% yearly increase.  After ten years you will continue to pay $100.00 per day per location. Than...
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Click here. In Canada, if a provincial government paid a monthly cash stipend to residents of specific cities (Oshawa, Oakville, etc.) but excluded Toronto, the legal challenge would rest on Section 15 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Administrative Law principles regarding "arbitrariness." The law does not require every person in a province to receive identical benefits at all times since some may receive disability top ups etc but it strictly prohibits the government from making distinctions that are discriminatory or irrational.

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  Angel Ronan SHOKUNIN Reports by Angel Ronan SLRP.  Click here.    In Canada, if a provincial government paid a monthly cash stipend to residents of specific cities (Oshawa, Oakville, etc.) but excluded Toronto, the legal challenge would rest on Section 15 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Administrative Law principles regarding "arbitrariness." The law does not require every person in a province to receive identical benefits at all times since some may receive disability top ups etc but it strictly prohibits the government from making distinctions that are discriminatory or irrational. 1. The Charter Challenge (Section 15) The primary law is Section 15(1), which guarantees the "equal benefit of the law." However, this has a specific legal hurdle:  * Geographic Discrimination: In cases like R. v. Turpin and Siemens v. Manitoba, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that "province of residence" or "geographic location" is not an automatic ...
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The Heritage Law Centre is starting at the JCA as sponsored by Dr. Pamela Appellate and supported by the Black Church in Toronto. Call or email us for more information or contact the JCA. Send an email to info.angelronan@mail.com.

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  The Heritage Law Centre is starting at the JCA as sponsored by  Dr. Pamela  Appellate and supported by the Black Church in Toronto.   Call or email us for more information or contact the JCA. Send an email to info.angelronan@mail.com.  We are open for appointments five days a week at the Hullmark Centre by appointment phone 647-485-5206 or by email to heritagelawcentre@gmail.com. We follow something called P.J.  This stands for Positive Justice.  We are open for personal visits on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at the JCA. On these days, the intake Directors and Volunteers will discuss with any groups or individuals any matters they may raise  for open answer and questions. Everyone  is given 15 minutes.  You must give us your email address and the basic nature of your problem before we start discussing anything with you.  This will be forwarded to the processing centre. Each attendant  seeking...
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New exam question: You are a lawyer and litigator with Bon Gens and Noscavenger LLP (Noscavenger LLP). You have a client that is in need of your help. You help them in an application for an injunction to prevent a thieving competitor toy company from using a trademark belonging to the client; a trademark for toys called the "Squid(TM)" toy. The toy is made out of material that is similar to silly putty and can stick to walls but it is made in the shape of a squid or octopus. The clients name is the CARIANA Arts Group.

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 New exam question:   You are a lawyer and litigator with Bon Gens and Noscavenger LLP (Noscavenger LLP).  You have a client that is in need of your help.   You help them in an application for an injunction to prevent a thieving competitor toy company from using a trademark belonging to the client; a trademark for toys called the "Squid(TM)" toy.   The toy is made out of material that is similar to silly putty and can stick to walls but it is made in the shape of a squid or octopus.  The clients name is the CARIANA Arts Group.    PART III-THE ISSUES The issues are as follows: 6 There is no doubt as to the ownership of the Trademark Squid™. The first issue is damages for infringement of the Trademark.  The application was successful, preventing the use of the trademark.  The Law Firm completed the work on a partial cost and fee basis with the remainder of fees to be paid as a contingency fee.  The fee is considered pro...
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Click here. Lets make North America great again. Angel Ronan Entwerfen Journal: Creolism vs Certainty: Creolism vs Certainty; an Angel Ronan Toshokan Report # 8. Written by Warren Lyon and Seiehaeh Mottha with notes from Eiam Dawn and Craig Daniels. August 7th, 2025. There is a current member of the US House of Representatives and also the the Congress who has not received any income support benefit. There is a member of the Canadian parliament who has not received any income support benefit; probably from Toronto or Peel. The governor of Virginia( part Dutch and part American Native) who was later appointed the Governor of Jamaica arrived at Kingston Harbour in 1664 with his assistant from Vermont. They were both relatively young but the servant was a boy really! about 16 years old but he was capably trained for all tasks. They travelled to Jamaica and when they arrived and got settled the governor cut the boy's foot off to be sure that the boy could not leave and would always be there to provide help and assistance, a part of the governors methods, making the boy kind of a nameless faceless automaton that needs you...just as much as you need him to help you, be there to help you and where would he go, what would he do? But the boy is only one person. Maybe ten are better than one since if one falls down the other nine can help you up. The boy buried his emotions and learned it was best to stay pleasant and never look like anyone had done something to him. What is it like working for someone that you really do detest but you have few options to do anything else; the way this culture works? Nonetheless, he learned to find a passive aggressive way to feel heard, acknowledged or equal by spitting in the food he cooked and served to his employer or any drinks he was asked to prepare so that he could say"...I am you...and you are me" so when you are with your wife or servant girl the odds are you know we could say to the child "...you know I could be your.." and we all have to work hard. Eventually, the governor and the servant boy became washed out by a storm and they learned how to adapt and survive together...as friends but also as servant and master. The governor tended to rely on that one servant as the only one he really knows. The boy was the only one he really knows. He is just a boy. As a Vermontonian, he expected payment for work. The payment did not happen but he was given compliments and reassurance that he would always be his....boy. The man also cut his face to make him kind of faceless and so the boy put wax on the spot. The boy tried to plan a wedding celebration with the servant girl like what he read in the bible and the marooned governor got very angry and behaved badly until the girl his and then the governor said its just that he needed all the boy's attention, needed his help. The governor burned the servant's Vermont citizenship documents to make him kind of nameless. The boy learned other ways to express his feelings. Expression is everything. Slavery was considered unnatural by the Romans under Justinian law. See the "Corpus Juris Civilis". Steven Hawking agrees. Money and Labour The motive behind commerce is money. The motive behind the 14th amendment is commerce and money. We want everyone to benefit equally when they have contributed equally. There is no other way. We could accept that all kinds of human labor became increasingly redundant due to new labor saving technology. We also save money on what the machine does for us. Now that there are fewer people working due to machinery doing work, we find we have less products sold. This is ironic as the products were made by machines with intent to make more profit. So, we decided to give everybody a little money, not a lot, to be sure we make the profit. The little money we give everyone is taken from consumer tax dollars. The money used to retrofit the factories with robots and machines is also taken from consumer tax dollars. When you have black children and white children, you want them to benefit equally in your country and also on your golf course. That is what a good father would do or would he instill a White hegemony since in his story book from the 1700's in Jamaica, he did not really see you in the book as a Moor Berber Priest in England, Italy, in France or Holland or as the architect. But, I suppose its just a book. All we are trying to find is( ..not 11000 votes but...) 11 cents a minute per citizen( 20 cents is preferred ) in North America as the minimum , enforced basic and standard amount of income support. We adapt new phone technology, home appliance technology, food preparation technology where you can just add watts or water to make the pudding or the Cake and we also adapt new humans-less AI work technology and so we adapt money as technology so we can acquire all the other various technologies that make life comfortable. Money as technology is the priority above and beyond all other technologies. Money is technology. In quick summary, watching the US presidencies and American political news television is like seeing a Court jester distracting you from the real issues like comparably equal income support money across North America to assist in balancing out consumer stimulus across the country and to ensure effective profit returns in all states or markets. This is while he hides his own intrinsic pain.

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  Click here.    Lets make North America great again.    Angel Ronan Entwerfen Journal: Creolism vs Certainty:    Creolism vs Certainty; an Angel Ronan Toshokan Report # 8. Written by Warren Lyon  and Seiehaeh Mottha   with notes from Eiam Dawn and Craig Daniels.   August 7th, 2025.  There is a current member of the US House of Representatives and also the the Congress who has not received any income support benefit. There is a member of the Canadian parliament who has not received any income support benefit; probably from Toronto or Peel. The governor of Virginia( part Dutch and part American Native) who was later appointed the Governor of Jamaica arrived at Kingston Harbour in 1664 with his assistant from Vermont.  They were both relatively young but the servant was a boy really! about 16 years old but he was capably trained for all tasks. They travelled to Jamaica and when they arrived and got settled the...
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