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Re: Was posted on VVI Bullentin Board But not here
Seems like they are trying to give us the run around.
We want our pension back, simply put.
Enough with the lawyer jargon.
Go back to school and learn to be soldiers and speak with meaning and not with hidden messages.
Society just keeps putting up with the BS.
both O'losers should spend all their money on the elections just to be denied.
We want our pension back, simply put.
Enough with the lawyer jargon.
Go back to school and learn to be soldiers and speak with meaning and not with hidden messages.
Society just keeps putting up with the BS.
both O'losers should spend all their money on the elections just to be denied.
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Re: Was posted on VVI Bullentin Board But not here
Danny - Tks for that, but maybe someone on here knows what that means in English. When is this lawsuit going up before the court? Another yr is upon us soon, year 2 for the Liberals and things have come too a snails pace. All we ask for is an update, but it appears our own VAC minister is too busy with pipelines and social events to even give us an update. I am thinking if they do not have a lot of new announcements come budget day, then the Veterans community should be in an uproar. He has had more then enough time in his position now to sort things out. And so far he's failing..Out
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Re: Was posted on VVI Bullentin Board But not here
Equitas Society
December 21 at 8:35pm ·
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Re: O'Toole unveils vets platform, breaks from Harper policy on pension lawsuit/question
The Agreement provided that the federal government would drop their appeal, specifically it stated:
(a)The Defendant will, with the consent of the Plaintiffs/Respondents, abandon the appeal in Court of Appeal File No: CA041232 on a without costs basis or, if necessary, seek leave to abandon the appeal with the consent of the Plaintiffs without costs to any Party;
However, the Abeyance Agreement did not require us to drop the litigation. When advised of the "appeal abandonment" provision in the Abeyance Agreement, the Court of Appeal was of the view that if the litigation were to continue before the trial court after the abeyance period expired (on May 15, 2016) the constitutional issues argued before the court would have to be decided in that court proceeding anyway. In these circumstances (where there was no settlement of the whole action) it made more sense for the Court of Appeal to render its decision on those constitutional issues. .
It should be remembered that, based upon the conciliatory approach adopted by Minister O'Toole and the statements in Parliament by senior representatives of all parties, it was reasonably anticipated that the entire lawsuit could be resolved.
The Court of Appeal's refusal to permit the abandonment of the appeal by the Federal Government should not be interpreted as an endorsement of what the present Minister has done when his counsel invited the Court of Appeal to render judgment on the basis of the "Fantino Position" as argued in December of 2014 without advising the Court of the changed positions of the Government and Parliament as reflected in amendments to the legislation, the "Social Covenant" resolution of Parliament and the positions of all political parties as stated in Parliament and during the election campaign.
DONALD J. SOROCHAN, Q.C.
Counsel
Miller Thomson LLP
Robson Court, 1000-840 Howe Street
Vancouver, British Columbia V6Z 2M1
Direct Line: +1 604.643.1214
Cell: +1 604.488.4731
Fax: +1 604.643.1200
Email: dsorochan@millerthomson.com
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Just sharing info, standing always on guard and knowing our direction we'll take...farce
December 21 at 8:35pm ·
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Re: O'Toole unveils vets platform, breaks from Harper policy on pension lawsuit/question
The Agreement provided that the federal government would drop their appeal, specifically it stated:
(a)The Defendant will, with the consent of the Plaintiffs/Respondents, abandon the appeal in Court of Appeal File No: CA041232 on a without costs basis or, if necessary, seek leave to abandon the appeal with the consent of the Plaintiffs without costs to any Party;
However, the Abeyance Agreement did not require us to drop the litigation. When advised of the "appeal abandonment" provision in the Abeyance Agreement, the Court of Appeal was of the view that if the litigation were to continue before the trial court after the abeyance period expired (on May 15, 2016) the constitutional issues argued before the court would have to be decided in that court proceeding anyway. In these circumstances (where there was no settlement of the whole action) it made more sense for the Court of Appeal to render its decision on those constitutional issues. .
It should be remembered that, based upon the conciliatory approach adopted by Minister O'Toole and the statements in Parliament by senior representatives of all parties, it was reasonably anticipated that the entire lawsuit could be resolved.
The Court of Appeal's refusal to permit the abandonment of the appeal by the Federal Government should not be interpreted as an endorsement of what the present Minister has done when his counsel invited the Court of Appeal to render judgment on the basis of the "Fantino Position" as argued in December of 2014 without advising the Court of the changed positions of the Government and Parliament as reflected in amendments to the legislation, the "Social Covenant" resolution of Parliament and the positions of all political parties as stated in Parliament and during the election campaign.
DONALD J. SOROCHAN, Q.C.
Counsel
Miller Thomson LLP
Robson Court, 1000-840 Howe Street
Vancouver, British Columbia V6Z 2M1
Direct Line: +1 604.643.1214
Cell: +1 604.488.4731
Fax: +1 604.643.1200
Email: dsorochan@millerthomson.com
millerthomson.com
Just sharing info, standing always on guard and knowing our direction we'll take...farce
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Re: Was posted on VVI Bullentin Board But not here
If this case is lost veterans will be in trouble....and yes I am back.
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I believe the news is about the fact that Don Sorochan the lead lawyer is retiring but staying on with this one case. Also a new lawyer that has been called to the bar is joining the team. He was a RCR infantry officer with 2 tours to Afghanistan. His name is Andrew Hentz.
Sorry it has nothing to do with a settlement. Equitas has been preparing to go to the Supreme Court of Canada if that's an indication of where things are headed.
Sorry it has nothing to do with a settlement. Equitas has been preparing to go to the Supreme Court of Canada if that's an indication of where things are headed.
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Aaron Bedard wrote:
I just got some major important news from our lawyer Don that felt like a mountain lifted off my head. I'll announce it as soon as I'm allowed.
Anyone hear what the news was? Long overdue for us to get some good news
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Re: Was posted on VVI Bullentin Board But not here
Bruce that was very well said. Simply the truth.
His comments you expanded on just shows how really inapt he is.
News flash from MVA "Surrey office open!" What a disappointment.
His comments you expanded on just shows how really inapt he is.
News flash from MVA "Surrey office open!" What a disappointment.
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Re: Was posted on VVI Bullentin Board But not here
The MVA is offside and so is the Federal Government. They shouldn't be concerned with public policy, what they should concern themselves with is their policy towards veterans. This nonsense about letting the lawsuit play itself out is simply a play on words. Also, the remark about 45000 lawsuits against the federal government being a good thing, is stupid. The fact is that if Canada had sound governance, there wouldn't be all these lawsuits, but our federal governments past and present are run by so called elitists, who think they can do what they want to. I for one have news for them, you are wrong and worse than that you are incompetent, which makes you nothing more than a nuisance and a danger to the citizens of Canada, and all the while your public policy provides you with a lavish lifestyle funded with taxpayers money.
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I listened to that pod cast, notice when he says his remarks are more concerned about public perception. What a bag of shit, how long are we going to take this position from the MVA. He told us nothing.
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I so want this to be sucessful for all veterans but it seems that the Liberals are going to fight this right to the end. Seems there is no progress with VAC as long as that "Mandate Muppett" is minister. I mean we can't even get any clear updates! When asked the "Mandate Muppett" just goes on his generic speech. They just keep bragging that they opened more offices to say no to vets. I sooooo cant wait until its voting time again.......the Liberal colors are red? Well they got me "Seeing Red" now and it got nothing to do with the color of their party.
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Lead plaintiff in the court case against the federal government speaks out.
November 18th, 2016
PODCASTS: OTTAWA NOW
90% happy, are they now? Lead plaintiff in the court case against the federal government speaks out. We also get a preview of this weekend's Question Period with Evan Solomon.
Audio: Click on the link below and scroll down to:
PODCASTS: OTTAWA NOW
Friday, November 18th 2016 - 7:52 pm
Hour 3 of Ottawa Now for
November 18th, 2016
90% happy, are they now? Lead plaintiff in the court
case against the federal government speaks out.
We also get a preview of this weekend's Question
Period with Evan Solomon.
Click on (Audio Cut)
http://www.iheartradio.ca/580-cfra/ottawa-now-with-evan-solomon-1.1892475
PODCASTS: OTTAWA NOW
90% happy, are they now? Lead plaintiff in the court case against the federal government speaks out. We also get a preview of this weekend's Question Period with Evan Solomon.
Audio: Click on the link below and scroll down to:
PODCASTS: OTTAWA NOW
Friday, November 18th 2016 - 7:52 pm
Hour 3 of Ottawa Now for
November 18th, 2016
90% happy, are they now? Lead plaintiff in the court
case against the federal government speaks out.
We also get a preview of this weekend's Question
Period with Evan Solomon.
Click on (Audio Cut)
http://www.iheartradio.ca/580-cfra/ottawa-now-with-evan-solomon-1.1892475
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Re: Was posted on VVI Bullentin Board But not here
I read this as well?
Out of court settlement?
A mapped out process of release with all transitioning to VAC injured or uninjured?
NVC concrete with no strings attached with guaranteed financial support?
Best advice, do your best to get to your wellness back to your outmost potential of your Q of L
Out of court settlement?
A mapped out process of release with all transitioning to VAC injured or uninjured?
NVC concrete with no strings attached with guaranteed financial support?
Best advice, do your best to get to your wellness back to your outmost potential of your Q of L
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Dannypaj- CSAT Member
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Was posted on VVI Bullentin Board But not here
I just seen this on the VVI Bullentin Board, but was quite a few stories down from the top I had to scroll to find it
Has something been or gotten settled?
Aaron says he can't announce it, Until he's get permission to release the info, and one following him on facebook
see anything else about this ???
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154595186041605&set=gm.949199285211491&type=3&theater
Aaron Bedard
to
VETERAN GUERRILLA RADIO
November 13 at 4:18pm ·
Results of the Equitas Fundraiser is we've made another $10k at last nights dinner on top of the $1k I raised with tshirts on 11.11. This has been an excellent 11.11. I'm not hung over. I'm not out of control in any way. Wife's coming back from visiting moms and dinners cookin. We can now start getting excited about Christmas and winter pursuits and hobbies.
I just got some major important news from our lawyer Don that felt like a mountain lifted off my head. I'll announce it as soon as I'm allowed.
If any of my fellow vets aren't doing or feeling great at the tale end of this 11.11 please reach out anytime 24/7 if you need a lift up.
Has something been or gotten settled?
Aaron says he can't announce it, Until he's get permission to release the info, and one following him on facebook
see anything else about this ???
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154595186041605&set=gm.949199285211491&type=3&theater
Aaron Bedard
to
VETERAN GUERRILLA RADIO
November 13 at 4:18pm ·
Results of the Equitas Fundraiser is we've made another $10k at last nights dinner on top of the $1k I raised with tshirts on 11.11. This has been an excellent 11.11. I'm not hung over. I'm not out of control in any way. Wife's coming back from visiting moms and dinners cookin. We can now start getting excited about Christmas and winter pursuits and hobbies.
I just got some major important news from our lawyer Don that felt like a mountain lifted off my head. I'll announce it as soon as I'm allowed.
If any of my fellow vets aren't doing or feeling great at the tale end of this 11.11 please reach out anytime 24/7 if you need a lift up.
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