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Tag Archives: for profit
Trump’s wall – good or bad idea?
Trump visits prototypes of Donald Trump’s proposed border wall in San Diego, California. Photograph: Frederic J Brown/AFP/Getty Images — Jan 11 2018 – Kevin Yaworski With the US government shutdown into three weeks now this is getting lots of attention … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights and Freedoms, justice, News and politics, security, Sustainability
Tagged asylum, center, deport, detention, for profit, immigration, Mexico, security, seekers, Trump, United States, US, wall
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Health-care reform in Canada is coming one way or another
Joe Raedle / PNG Winnipeg Sun December 1, 2018 Opinion Columnists Exert “Canada spends more as a share of the economy (after adjusting for differences in demographics) than every other country except Switzerland, France and Norway. If that spending translated … Continue reading
Posted in Financial, healthcare, justice, News and politics
Tagged bc, Brian Day, Canada, Dr, for profit, healthcare, medically necessary, private, public, reducing, reform, single tier, supreme court, two tier, vs, wait times
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Important update regarding formal complaints including details about LERA
Nov 4 2018 – Kevin Yaworski – http://www.WiseUpWinnipeg.com Image of For Profit Conduent Photo Enforcement vehicle with For Profit Traffic Safe Solutions Inc. “designated” Peace Officer / Special Constable / Operator setup in Waverly DCZ in July 2018. This DCZ … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics
Tagged city of winnipeg, complaints, conduent, for profit, LERA, manitoba, partner, traffic safe solutions, tss, winnipeg police service, WPS
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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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Escolating trend in parking enforcement abuses in Winnipeg
Apr 8 2018 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg — *** Important message to members and the general public viewing. Share widely online and by word of mouth *** One of our hardworking members has been at it again helping better … Continue reading
Posted in Financial, justice, News and politics
Tagged $camera, alpr, automated, brian bowman, bylaw, city of winnipeg, for profit, G4S Tech, G4S Technologies, government of manitoba, Heather Stefanson, legislation, license plate readers, manitoba, Parking, plea process, scamera, Tickets, unfair, winnipeg, Winnipeg Parking Authority, WPA
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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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Unfair and unlawful ticketing and contesting process
Feb 2 2018 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg I contacted 311 and our acting Deputy Assistant Mayor / my Counc. Matt Allard after having issues parking when attending the Know Your Zone Judicial Review today. ———- Forwarded message ———- From: … Continue reading
Posted in justice, News and politics
Tagged brian bowman, broken meter, cbc, city of winnipeg, for profit, fraud, G4S, G4S Technologies, hta, Janice Lukes, judicial review, Know Your Zone, KYZ, manitoba, marketplace, Matt Allard, Mayor, municipal bylaw enforcement act, Parking, Unjust enrichment, unlawful taxation as fines, winnipeg, Winnipeg Parking Authority, WPA
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Issues in MB Courts related to Simple Traffic, Parking and Bylaw matters
Manitoba Law Courts Jan 28 28 2018 – WiseUpWinnipeg There are numerous issues with the new way the Province of Manitoba is trying to “streamline” the processing of traffic tickets (alleged offences). We wanted to outline some of the issues. … Continue reading
Posted in justice, News and politics
Tagged $afety, 3rd party, acs, allegations, appeal, appointed, city of winnipeg, conduent, corruption, courts, deficient, elected, engineering, for profit, mobile photo radar, officials, Photo Enfocement, photo radar, poc, police, Province of Manitoba, provincial offences court, safety revenue, scc, Summary Convictions Court, traffic, winnipeg, WPS, xerox
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