Tag: law enforcement
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Three Years After Oct. 7: Canadian Guardrails Collapse
Three years after the October 7 attacks, advocate Jon Liedtke discusses how the date shifted Canadian Jewish sentiment from distant tragedy to local vulnerability. He criticizes Canadian law enforcement and government bodies for inaction, leaving Jewish institutions to cover costly security measures amid rising domestic anti-Zionism and antisemitism.
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Backbones, Not Microphones: Ottawa Brags of Buying Smoke Detectors While Sanctuaries Burn
Jon Liedtke’s accuses Canada’s federal government of replacing robust law enforcement and logical resource planning with public relations. He argues that the administration handles rising domestic antisemitism with rhetorical evasion and mismanaged immigration data with defensive spin, ultimately choosing hollow bureaucratic communication over genuine rule-of-law and structural accountability.
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610CKTB: Authorized for Abuse: The Math Behind Canada’s Medical Cannabis “Loophole”
Jon Liedtke joined The Gene Valaitis Show on Niagara’s 610 CKTB to discuss his latest StratCann article, Authorized for abuse: The math behind Canada’s medical cannabis “loophole” about large medical cannabis grows and the issues they cause for various levels of authority.
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StratCann: Authorized for abuse: The math behind Canada’s medical cannabis “loophole”
Canada’s medical cannabis laws are being exploited by illicit growers using high-volume prescriptions as a “paperwork shield.” These massive, uninspected residential grows pose severe fire and safety hazards. While local municipalities and police struggle with enforcement loopholes, advocates argue that restricting personal production violates patients’ constitutional rights to affordable medicine.