Ontario
Most of the research is founded in Ontario., therefore applications of that research are in Ontario. Participants of this Group help by looking for the corresponding provincial laws in other provinces in order to apply to those provinces.
Flowchart to establish your rights as a “natural person”
👉Constitution Act 1867 creates the governments of Canada
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Part V, Constitution Act 1867 creates the House of the legislative assembly of the People of the province in right of the People of the province.
Law is to be created to let us know what we should not do so we do not trespass on others rights.
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Part VI, Section 92 (8), Constitution Act 1867 creates the “Class of Subject” of Municipal Institutions which the provinces can establish legislation for
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Municipal Affairs Act 1990 creates the “Ministry of Municipal Affairs” and the “Minister of Municipal Affairs”
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Municipal Act 2001 creates the roles and responsibilities of the municipality
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Section 4, Municipal Act 2001 “The inhabitants of every municipality are incorporated as a body corporate”. Which establishes one body (root word - corpus)
🫵 You (capital Y) are Part (capital P) of that body (municipality). Capital, because you are sovereign
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Section 9, Municipal Act 2001 “A municipality has the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under this or any other Act.”
🫵 You (capital Y) as Part (capital P) of that body (municipality) have the capacity, rights, powers, and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under this or any other Act.
Capital, because you are sovereign and any other “Act” would include the Canadian Bill of Rights, 1960
Argument to establish your rights as a
“natural person”
🫵 (You) are a Part of the municipality, under Section 4, Municipal Act (Ontario); and
as a Part of the municipality, it would appear You have the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under this or any other Act.
AND this is an Act of Legislation subject to the Constitution Act 1867...
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The Constitution Act 1867 is the Supreme Law of Canada, which lends the appearance that All law of Canada is Subject to it causing the Canadian Bill of Rights 1960 to apply to all Law of Canada.
1. NOTED: Would you agree the Constitution Act 1867 is the Supreme Law of Canada?
2. NOTED: Would you agree the Constitution Act 1867 provides for the creations of all governments of Canada?
3. NOTED: Would you agree government are created and established, in part, of the People, by the People and for (to serve) the People?
4. NOTED: Would you agree all governments of Canada so created and established, creates and establishes a general federal jurisdiction over every body it creates and establishes in and under its authority? (Think state and state agents)
5. Would you agree the Legislative Assembly of Ontario is created and established in and under the Constitution Act 1867?
6. Would you agree, acting under this federal general jurisdiction, as noted, the Legislative Assembly of Ontario created and established the “Ministry of Municipal Affairs” and its’ minister, the “Minister of Municipal Affairs” with the Municipal Affairs Act 1990 (Ontario)?
7. Would you agree acting under this federal general jurisdiction, as noted, the Legislative Assembly of Ontario created and established the Municipal Act 2001 (Ontario) under the Ministry and Minister of Municipal Affairs?
8. Would you agree under this federal general jurisdiction, as noted, inhabitants of a municipality are a Part of the municipality, Subject to Section 4, Municipal Act (2001)?
9. Would you agree under this federal general jurisdiction, as noted, any Part of the municipality (individual inhabitants) have the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under this or any other Act, Subject to Section 9, Municipal Act (2001)?
10. Would you further agree, as seen above, that all law of Canada is, or should be, created and established in and or under the authority of the Constitution Act 1867?
11. Would you further agree "the Constitution of Canada” (Constitution Act 1867) “is the supreme law of Canada, and any law that is inconsistent with the provisions of the Constitution is, to the extent of the inconsistency, of no force or effect, Subject to Section 52 (1), Constitution Act 1982?
12. Would you further agree, as noted, all law of Canada is and remains in and under federal general jurisdiction and any law of Canada that is inconsistent with the Constitution Act 1867, is to the extent of the inconsistency, of no force or effect and Subject to the Canadian Bill of Rights 1960?
Disclaimer: Not to be construed or applied as legal advice.
January 28, 2023
It would appear that voting may not be the “only” thing you can do to change the law…
What if you are at the negotiation table and your representative is not saying, or doing, what was agreed upon? You’d likely step in front and take over the negotiation, wouldn’t you?
Think about a “judicial proceeding”. You’re likely thinking about a court…okay, let’s work with that.
Think about how most proceedings begin. Claim made, claim filed, claim registered, claim served to applicable parties (Notice)…
What if I told you that the Houses of the Legislatures are also a judicial proceeding? Definitions - Section 118, Criminal Code (Canada)
Let that sink in.
Constitution Act 1867: https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/const/page-1.html
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/01m25