Caledonia breakthrough: Canadians allowed to walk past DCE with Canadian flags

CANACE is very pleased to report that the following letter was sent to the OPP to thank them for their role in the ‘Support Randy Fleming‘ rally that took place on June 20/09.

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June 21, 2009 

Commissioner Fantino, Ontario Provincial Police
Superintendent Gentle
Inspector McLean
Sergeant Carter
Sergeant Michaud

Dear Gentlemen:

Gary McHale and Merlyn Kinrade asked if I would pass on thanks from CANACE to you and your officers for your assistance, your honest communications and your decision to protect and respect the rights of non-natives to walk down Argyle Street with Canadian flags past the DCE. I know this was a big step for the OPP and I know that Sgt. Carter could not have helped make it happen without the support of the OPP leadership. For this we are truly grateful to you all.

Before leaving Lions Park I told the crowd that the officers of the OPP have had a rough three years, too and that no matter what has happened in the past, or will happen in the future, today they made the decision to do the right thing for us. I asked them to thank every OPP officer they met that day in the hopes your officers would go home to their families to tell them that perhaps life will be getting better for them, too.

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For more than two years the founders of CANACE have worked full time to restore the rule of law and equality before the law in places like Caledonia, Hagersville and Cayuga, and have paid a heavy price for doing so.

•   CANACE fights for Canadians against incredible odds

CANACE Executive Director runs in Haldimand-Norfolk riding

UPDATED 1226 EST Oct 17/08

Gary McHale, President/Executive Director of CANACE, is running as a candidate for the riding of Haldimand-Norfolk. The riding includes the towns of Caledonia, Hagersville, York, Dunnville and Cayuga, all sites of illegal occupations by native protesters.

CANACE founders cited by Ryerson Review of Journalism

CANACE is pleased to announce that the prestigious Ryerson Review of Journalism has recognized the work of co-founders Gary McHale and Mark Vandermaas for their contributions to news coverage of the Caledonia crisis via their respective websites, CaledoniaWakeUpCall.com and VoiceofCanada.ca.

CANACE ‘extortion’ charges certified by Ontario Court of Justice

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UPDATE 2017 EST July 15/08:

• CANACE news release, July 15/08: CANACE files 33 new charges: Terrorism, Extortion, Intimidation
• CANACE news release, July 11/08: CANACE to take on ringleaders of HDI land extortion scheme

UPDATE 2115 EST July 11/08

• Dunnville Chronicle, July 11/08: McHale scores wins in court [REPRINT]
• VoiceofCanada, July 11/08: Brantford Expositor: “McHale has accomplished something”

UPDATE 1115 EST July 10/08:

• CWUC feature: Upholding the Law (Montour charges)
• Brantford Expositor, July 10/08: Montours face private charges [PDF]
• CWUC blog, Jeff Parkinson, July 09/08: CANACE cancels the Floyd and Ruby show

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One of the most important legal decisions in Ontario’s history with respect to ending landclaim lawlessness was released today in a Cayuga courtroom by Justice of the Peace Dan M. MacDonald when he announced that summons for Floyd and Ruby Montour were to be issued so that they can face criminal charges in connection with their occupation of construction sites in Cayuga and Hagersville.

CANACE Executive Director Gary McHale originally filed 9 charges against the two via private ‘informations’ heard by the court on June 17/08, all of which were certified by the Justice today:

• Floyd Montour (5 charges): Extortion, Intimidation, Mischief (x3)
• Ruby Montour (4 charges): Extortion, Intimidation, Mischief (x2)

CANACE ‘extortion’ charges certified by Ontario Court of Justice

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UPDATE 2017 EST July 15/08:

• CANACE news release, July 15/08: CANACE files 33 new charges: Terrorism, Extortion, Intimidation
• CANACE news release, July 11/08: CANACE to take on ringleaders of HDI land extortion scheme

UPDATE 2115 EST July 11/08

• Dunnville Chronicle, July 11/08: McHale scores wins in court [REPRINT]
• VoiceofCanada, July 11/08: Brantford Expositor: “McHale has accomplished something”

UPDATE 1115 EST July 10/08:

• CWUC feature: Upholding the Law (Montour charges)
• Brantford Expositor, July 10/08: Montours face private charges [PDF]
• CWUC blog, Jeff Parkinson, July 09/08: CANACE cancels the Floyd and Ruby show

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One of the most important legal decisions in Ontario’s history with respect to ending landclaim lawlessness was released today in a Cayuga courtroom by Justice of the Peace Dan M. MacDonald when he announced that summons for Floyd and Ruby Montour were to be issued so that they can face criminal charges in connection with their occupation of construction sites in Cayuga and Hagersville.

CANACE Executive Director Gary McHale originally filed 9 charges against the two via private ‘informations’ heard by the court on June 17/08, all of which were certified by the Justice today:

• Floyd Montour (5 charges): Extortion, Intimidation, Mischief (x3)
• Ruby Montour (4 charges): Extortion, Intimidation, Mischief (x2)

CANACE Report: Legalized MYTHS of Illegal Occupations

UPDATE July 14/08: Legalized MYTHS was downloaded more than 2,600 times in the first 24 hours following its release on May 07/08 with 8,457 total downloads to date. In the last 13 days there has been renewed interest in the report with 1435 downloads – 110 times per day.

UPDATE May 13/08: 1. Revised edition of ‘Legalized Myths’ report released. In addition to correcting several typos, and adding source citations, the revised report includes an acknowledgement of MPP Toby Barrett’s role in representing his constituents in the struggle to end race-based policing in Ontario.  2. Link to video footage of Cayuga presentation added below.
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CANACE is pleased to announce that our latest report – Legalized MYTHS of Illegal Occupations – was presented to a crowd of 90 people at a packed hall in Cayuga, Ontario on May 07/08 who gave us and our report a very warm welcome, especially when CANACE’s Director of Research Mark Vandermaas summed up the last two years of state-enabled lawlessness:

“Once you strip away the myths and the lies they are predicated upon, the so-called ‘justification’ of race-based policing offered by the OPP and the McGuinty government is nothing more than liberalist-ideology-gone-insane hidden inside a house of cards surrounded by smoke and mirrors.”

National Post rewards CANACE members with special offer

Dear CANACE member,

We are pleased to announce that the National Post has made a very special offer of up to 67% off their regular subscription price to CaledoniaWakeUpCall and VoiceofCanada readers, and CANACE members. This offer expires June 30th.

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You can help us restore Canada as a country where cherished rights such as equality before the law, security of the person, freedom of expression, and freedom of association will never again be so violated as they have been in places like Ipperwash and Caledonia.

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Canadian Taxpayers Federation supporting ‘Remember Us’ March in Caledonia

UPDATED 

Canadian Advocates for Charter Equality (CANACE) is pleased to announce that it has received the final draft of a statement from Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) spokesperson, Kevin Gaudet - on behalf of its 64,000 supporters – that will be be read at the ’Remember Us’ March scheduled to take place in Caledonia on October 8th.