The Private Hearing
November 23rd, 2020
Two branches of the Civil Service hold a private meeting to decide our fate
Two branches of the Civil Service hold a private meeting to decide our fate
Explosive quote from CSA’s President of Standards comes back to bite CSA
The Civil Service goes for the kill with two filings, court corruption, yet sunlight’s coming
The PS Knight version of the 2018 Canadian Electrical Code is again available
The 60-day public review period is about to start, but we doubt CSA will comply.
A practical primer on how litigation actually works, with examples
Eight hours of driving for a six-minute meeting with the Minister for Alberta Queen’s Printer
Another CSA engineer testifies, quite damningly as it happens
The Alberta Solicitor General gets captured by the civil service
Chinese heaters, fraudulently certified by CSA, are harming Americans
Machinations in the civil service as we await an arranged result
Prothonotary Tabib finds herself in quite a corner
The US version of Manson’s Law is defeated in the Supreme Court
Exploring the basis for some of Canada’s more surreal judicial Rulings
We update on developments from our Nov story on the Federal Lobbying Registry