EPISODE #4: MacEwen on the Consequences of Deleting Government Records - Fleeing Babylon

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EPISODE #4: MacEwen on the Consequences of Deleting Government Records

February 29, 2020

PREAMBLE There are three main “types” of claims in the CMT lawsuit that Judge Gordon Campbell dismissed: (1) Spoliation (2) Misfeasance and (3) Breach of Contract. This series contrasts: (1) [...]

E-gaming

EPISODE #3: FOX DEMANDS “CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION” OF GHIZ & STEWART

by Kevin J. Arsenault

February 27, 2020

PREAMBLE Episode #2 explained how the King Government’s position on Robert Ghiz and Neil Stewart deleting government records is NOW sadly the same as that of Judge Campbell and the [...]

E-gaming

EPISODE #2: MYERS ON GOVERNMENT RECORDS DELETED BY ROBERT GHIZ & NEIL STEWART

by Kevin J. Arsenault

February 25, 2020

PREAMBLE The most glaring example of blatant bias in Judge Campbell’s ruling, in my opinion, is his refusal to properly address both the “facts” and the “law” relating to CMT’s [...]

E-gaming

EPISODE #1: Compton’s Question to MacLauchlan Now Needs an Answer from King!

by Kevin J. Arsenault

February 22, 2020

PREAMBLE This is the first of 25 posts in this new series. A quick recap of the format: A KEY ISSUE in the CMT v. PEI Government lawsuit and appeal will [...]

E-gaming

“Appeal of Misfortune” – An Online Investigative E-game That Doesn’t Involve Kicking

by Kevin J. Arsenault

February 20, 2020

PREAMBLE In my last article, I characterized the recent decision by the Department of Economic Growth, Tourism and Culture to kick three of my FOIPP requests for Government documents past [...]

E-gaming, Provincial Politics

FOIPP-BALL – The King Government’s Favourite New “E-Game”

by Kevin J. Arsenault

February 17, 2020

PREAMBLE Last Wednesday (February 12, 2020) I received an email from the APSO Coordinator with the Department of Economic Growth, Tourism and Culture, with three attached letters, one for each [...]