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Tag Archives: enforcement
Hollywood studio looks to sue thousands of Canadians in movie piracy lawsuits
Web piracy hunter Daniel Macek arrives at court on Wednesday. Photo: Ben Grubb A Hollywood studio wants to sue 55,000 Canadians for sharing movies online in a bid to win millions of dollars in legal settlements for copyright violations. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-monetizing-fear-and-uncertainty-lawyers-cry-foul-as-canadians-get/ … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, international, law, News and politics
Tagged Australia, Canada, copyright piracy, Daniel Macek, enforcement, germany, hollywood, lawsuits, Maverick Eye, torrents
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Public Safety ignored by Mayor Brian Bowman, Councillors Janice Lukes and Matt Allard – Winnipeg City Council
Matt Allard – Facebook — Sept 25 2018 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg Here is another email reply informing Counc. Matt Allard of what the public expects of him and other City leaders and some of the actions WiseUpWinnipeg will … Continue reading
Posted in justice, News and politics
Tagged abuses, acs, breach of trust, brian bowman, Chair of Infrastructure, city council, conduent, corruption, enforcement, for profit, G4S, incompetence, influence, Janice Lukes, Lockheed Martin, Matt Allard, Parking, photo, traffic, unlawful taxation as fines, winnipeg, xerox
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Out of control parking enforcement in Winnipeg including firelanes and issues contesting or appealing
Feb 22 2018 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg — Using the City of Winnipeg Open Data Systems and some in person investigation we have identified serious issues with manual and automated parking enforcement including in fire lanes when improperly sign … Continue reading
Posted in justice, News and politics
Tagged alleged offence, automated, brian bowman, canadian charter of rights and freedoms, cbc marketplace, charter rights, city hall, city of winnipeg, corruption, enforcement, fair trial, firelane, for profit, G4S, G4S Technologies, illegal, incompetent, influence, justice, legislation, Parking, right, rights, unconstitutional, unethical, unfair, unlawful, violation, winnipeg, Winnipeg Parking Authority, WPA
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MPIC once again misleading Parliament, GoM and MB PUB
Feb 22 2018 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg **** DRAFT **** Related: In Oct 2017 we posted: Province of Manitoba, City of Winnipeg and MPIC supporting Road to Zero / Vision Zero Strategy – What this really means In Dec … Continue reading
Posted in justice, News and politics
Tagged allegations, brian bowman, brian pallister, bylaws, charter rights, city of winnipeg, contesting, corruption, due process, enforcement, G4S, G4S Technologies, government of manitoba, influence, justice, legislation, manitoba, manitoba public insurance, mbea, mpic, municipal bylaw enforcement act, Parking, poa, provincial offences court, Summary Convictions Court, unethical, unfair, unlawful, whistle-blower, winnipeg, Winnipeg Parking Authority, WPA
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Unprofessional, Unreasonable and unlawful behavior by WPS Officers, Special Constables and others involved
Oct 21 2017 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg This is getting out of hand even for the low standards documented for Winnipeg Police Service, CoW, GoM, MB SCC and others related. This is more than sad but is an strong … Continue reading
Posted in freedom of speech, justice, News and politics
Tagged as, Bowman, chief, clerk, conduct, court, crown, Danny Smyth, dui, enforcement, manitoba, mbscc, officers, photo, photo radar, police, serve and collect, Taman, traffic safe solutions, tss, whistle-blower, winnipe, Winnipeg Police, winnipeg police association, winnipeg police comission, winnipeg police service, WPS, wrongful conviction, xerox
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