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Thunderchild Chief Delbert Wapass – ‘show me the sooniyas’
Thunderchild First Nation is a Cree First Nations band in Turtleford, Saskatchewan, about 113 kilometers northwest of North Battleford. Population in 2016 was 1,868 with 630 living on the reserve. Thunderchild First Nation was set to receive $155 million from the cows and plows settlement in late 2024. Band members were celebrating in June 2025…
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Punjabi on Mactier Bridge – Muskoka – update II
Gurkanwal Singh Sidhu, 24, of Brampton was arrested on Wednesday, September 3, 2025, and charged with two counts of careless use of a firearm. Around August 27 a video hit Twitter of multiple Sikh Punjabi firing weapons off Mactier Bridge in Muskoka. “They’re illegally shooting restricted pistols and prohibited rifles (CZ858) at the bridge. Also…
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Lucky Man First Nation – Crystal Okemow
The Lucky Man Cree Nation was a part of Little Pine First Nation. The band was awarded the Lucky Man Reserve, an area of 7,680 acres, northwest of Saskatoon, in November 1989. Reported population in 2019 was 115, with 6 on reservation. Last numbers reported are 123 members with none on reserve. It belongs to…
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Krazy Cherry Fruit – Harmandeep Singh Bahniwal
On August 23, 2025 news hit of a $12,207 WorkSafe B.C fine to Krazy Cherry Fruit Company Ltd. Two workers with the Oliver based cherry producer were instructed to use a mini excavator to demolish a building on April 9, 2025. The work was being conducted in a commercial orchard, where workers were putting the…
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AJS Indigenous Housing Solutions Inc – Al Stever
AJS Indigenous Housing Solutions Inc. ‘works to provide quality and innovative factory built housing to the Indigenous communities in Alberta and Saskatchewan.’ Leader is Al Stever, President. (alstever@ajsihs.com) Major sponsor to the tune of $200k of Carl Kennedy’s son Layne’s chuckwagon is AJS Indigenous Housing Solutions Inc., and that is part and parcel of the…
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Saskatchewan First Nation Resource Centre of Excellence
The Saskatchewan First Nation Resource Centre of Excellence (SKFN) opened its doors in 2009 and bills itself as; ‘We provide First Nations with the tools, business expertise, and industry guidance essential for sustainable advancement and success’ and ‘To serve First Nations in achieving their aspirations, now and for future generations.’ It says it represents 74…
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Canoe Lake first nation – Kehew Construction, Francis Iron
Canoe Lake Cree First Nation (clcfn05@sasktel.net) is a Cree First Nation based in the settlement of Canoe Narrows, Saskatchewan. The Nation is a member of Meadow Lake Tribal Council. Band is headed by Chief Francis Iron with councillors Robert Opikokew, Bernice Iron, Lenny Iron, Lorne Iron, Wilfred Iron, and Walter Coulineur. Chief Francis Iron In…
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Automatic weapons fire on Sandher/BMO ground
The Sandher Crime Family’s Pyman Road property on Black Mountain is in cop crosshairs. Kelowna residents in Joe Rich have reported the sound of gunfire coming from the property. A phone recording of one resident appears to suggest the sound is coming from an automatic style rifle. Its said Indian men have been coming and…
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Prince George cops lasso man ‘riding dirty’
Prince George man Kasper Lincoln was pulled over by cops after driving a child-size pink toy Barbie Jeep along one of the main roads in the city on Sept. 5. Lincoln is seen driving near the side of a road that’s been closed for construction before turning onto an open side road. Then, an unmarked…
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iPro Realty Ltd. – Fedele Colucci and Rui Alves – update V
The Ontario Provincial Police has launched an investigation into the iPro Realty Ltd. scandal. OPP spokesperson Erin Cranton confirmed the investigation is underway. Some 2,400 agents have been stiffed on their commissions. They are protesting. Calls are increasing for the bisbandment of the fully useless Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) and the resignations of…
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Red Pheasant Cree Nation – vote buying tradition
In March 2020, the Red Pheasant First Nation held an election for its chief and councillors. Clinton Wuttunee, incumbent chief, ran for re-election. Gary Nicotine ran for councillor. They both won by a significant margin. Wuttunee topped two challengers; Todd Baptiste and Lester Nicotine, taking 648 of the 1,078 total votes, for 60% of the…
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HA Jason Arkinstall denied parole
Notorious HA Jason Arkinstall, 51, has been denied parole in part because of his continued association with the HAMC behind bars. Arkinstall of the Mission Hells Angels told two parole board members that it wasn’t his fault that there were so many other bikers in his jail. He told the board that since being denied…
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Maurice Law – ‘Indigenous law firm’ – Ron Maurice
On August 18, 2025 ‘indigenous’ law firm Maurice Law filed a statement of claim against Rob Louie, the founder of the Band Members Alliance and Advocacy Association of Canada (BMAAAC), alleging Louie defamed the firm’s founder, Ron Maurice. The claim is seeking $5m in damages. Founded in 2002, Maurice Law claims on its website to…
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Poundmaker oil fraud – Duane Antoine, Blaine Favel
EmerEx Oil & Gas led by David Dover engaged independent engineers to assess the oil reserves on the Poundmaker lands and confirmed about 77 million barrels of heavy oil remained untapped. Poundmaker Band Chief Duane Antoine demanded a $50,000 bribe, and after being refused, stalled the project. The Emerex discovery well at Poundmaker was production…
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Chohan Freight – Legacy Pathways.ca
Chohan Freight Forwarders‘ licence to operate in B.C. was cancelled in October 2024. A ‘new and improved’ operation called Legacy Pathways Ltd. emerged in fall 2024 after a company, D-Man Holding Inc., changed its name and appointed a new director. The new director is Prabhjot Parmar, whose address in Langley is the same as the…