Doing the Business of the Church
Every CCAA liquidation has a process - an application is made to the courts, the courts appoint a liquidator to be the courts eyes and ears, the liquidator works under the courts to sell assets, restructure the company, and possibly create a new company from the remains of the old company. When the liquidator's job... Continue Reading →
Like most militaries, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) has a chaplaincy corps where people provide spiritual care to the members of the armed forces. Because the armed forces is composed of people from general society, members of the chaplaincy corps can also be members of a variety of faiths and beliefs. This can make for... Continue Reading →
In the original article I wrote that Shepherd Valley Ministry (SVM) was worth $12M at best. A sharp-eyed reader noted that the actual funds advanced to SVM was more along the lines of $17M and that $12M was what the CEF Board forgave SVM. Checking my prior archives (which I should've done in the first... Continue Reading →
One of the minor players in the CEF / DIL / Prince of Peace fiasco was a small development project known as Shepherds Village Ministries (SVM). Like the Prince of Peace village, this project was mostly about a seniors care / life lease type of development for older people to live. (You can read my... Continue Reading →
The DIL representative action is being managed by Sugden, McFee, and Roos who are handling who has updated the webpage for the action. The December 8, 2021 update's been removed, and a February 25, 2022 update has been added. Following is a copy-and-paste of the Feb 25 update. Update: February 25, 2022 As per the Approval... Continue Reading →
Jeremiah 12:5 talks about how people that aren't up to a simple difficulties will be in trouble when real challenges come. LCC should've caught the ABC District CEF / DIL's fiasco before it metasticized and dealt with the inevitable result when it became public. It didn't, and as a consequence people who've been Lutherans for... Continue Reading →
The Freedom Convoy was started because a bunch of truckers wanted to protest vaccine mandates the Canadian Government had imposed cross-border drivers. In essence, if a driver didn't have the vaccine they couldn't make a living as a cross-border driver. When the government handed down this mandate, a number of people started fund-raising efforts in... Continue Reading →
On Jan 5, 2015 DP Schiemann misled the public by declaring a “sufficient cash flow shortage” as opposed to "we took your money, put it in some speculative real estate / business ventures, told everyone their money was safe, and then we ran out of depositor funds." Today my webpage monitoring software "bing"ed to let... Continue Reading →
In Jan 2015 then-DP Schiemann announced that ABC District was bankrupt due to a "sufficient funds shortage" which was code speak for "your money is either gone or tied up in speculative real-estate ventures, it's been losing money for years, and now District owes way more than it can pay back." After some attempts to... Continue Reading →
The following update was just posted to the Sugden McFee & Roos LLP webpage. Update: December 8, 2021 NOTICE OF PARTIAL SETTLEMENT APPROVAL A Partial Settlement has been approved by the Court Sugden McFee & Roos LLP, Class Counsel for the DIL Representative Action Class Members, is pleased to advise that Mr. Justice Rooke ACJ... Continue Reading →
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