Author: Hunter W.

Excavations are taking place to recover the remains of children found in former Canadian residential schools. A highly-experienced forensic anthropology organization from Guatemala is assisting this process. Indigenous people of Canada have been struggling with trying to bring home loved ones who have passed away on the grounds of old residential schools. Approximately 150,000 children of Indigenous families were required to go to residential schools. Survivors from the said schools have been constantly shedding light on how it is possible for there to be unmarked graves at the said residential schools, which led the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to publicize…

Building Code Violations and Potential Health Risks Keeley Lake Lodge, at one point, used to be known as a beautiful lake getaway and a prime hunting location for people from all across North America. However, in recent years, the once well-maintained hunting lodge has been deteriorating before the eyes of its long-term residents. When I visited Keeley Lake on May 3, 2023, I was shocked to see that the restaurant attached to the lodge was piled with boxes and garbage, and it appeared to be permanently closed. The roads were littered with empty bottles and cans of alcohol, and the…

Keeley Lake Lodge, a Saskatchewan-based establishment, has recently found itself embroiled in a complex legal battle, involving accountants, court orders, and alleged fiduciary breaches. The regulatory framework for accountants in Saskatchewan is governed by CPA Saskatchewan, The Accounting Profession Act, which outlines their duties and responsibilities, including fiduciary duties. In this article, we will delve into the details of the situation and shed light on the individuals and events that have impacted the lodge’s operations. Thomas McKenzie’s Appointment and Court Order: On February 25, 2021, Thomas McKenzie was officially appointed as the receiver-manager of Keeley Lake Lodge (1989) Ltd. through a valid…

When someone contravenes or acts in a way that causes harm to another person’s professionalism in Saskatchewan, there can be various consequences depending on the specific circumstances and the severity of the harm caused.Some fiduciary duties accounts in Saskatchewan must uphold are set under CPA Saskatchewan, The Accounting Profession Act. This legislation establishes the regulatory framework for accountants in Saskatchewan. It sets out the duties and responsibilities of accountants and provides guidelines for their professional conduct. Interfering with an accountant’s fiduciary duties could potentially contravene the provisions of this act.Thomas McKenzie was officially appointed as the receiver-manager of Keeley Lake…

Tony Merchant, the lawyer representing Tim Cimmer in their legal battle, is still needing to respond to the latest documents filed by the Niessners and their lawyer, Grant Scharfstein. One important issue is registering the New Jersey Judgment in Saskatchewan. The court has been making decisions that don’t follow the usual laws, which makes the justice system inconsistent. This is why it’s crucial to address the situation. In a recent legal document, Originating Application submitted by a lawyer named Grant Scharfstein on behalf of his clients, the Niessner family, they claimed that a court decision from New Jersey could be recognized…

The following case brings to light a matter for public concern with significant implications. Picture a scenario where the crucial time limit for filing a lawsuit, known as the Statute of Limitations, is disregarded, setting off a chain reaction of consequences that is proving how broken Canada’s justice system is. The ongoing Keeley Lake Lodge Case, which is currently awaiting decisions from the newest Judge involved in Saskatchewan, Judge Bardai. The case demonstrates that more than six years have passed since the alleged incident or wrongdoing took place. As a result, the Statute of Limitations should be applied, indicating that…

The Keeley Lake Lodge is currently in the middle of a court dispute regarding its ownership. On one side of the case is the Niessner family, who insist that they still own 100% of the Keeley Lake Lodge. On the other side of the case is Timothy Cimmer, whose shares of the Keeley Lake Lodge were sold to him by Richard Lunemann after Lunemann acquired his shares from Charles Niessner. What Cimmer is facing now is a Kangaroo Court, organized by the Niessners. A Kangaroo Court is wherein a court is unofficially set up by a collective in order to…

The Abbey Resources Corporation has gone bankrupt and here’s what you need to know about it:The Abbey Resources Corporation is a natural gas production company that holds properties in southwestern Saskatchewan. More specifically, its properties are located on Carry the Kettle First Nation, Crown, and freehold lands. The company produces natural gas from the late Cretaceous Milk River, the Medicine Hat and Colorado formations. Last 2016, the company purchased 2,200 unusable gas wells for 10 dollars from Husky and Enerplus, which seemed like a viable investment at the time. The companies only provided the Abbey Resources Corporation 800,000 dollars each for…

The Keeley Lake Lodge is an establishment in Saskatchewan that is in the middle of an ownership dispute between the Niessners and Timothy Cimmer. The story behind this dispute goes all the way back to December 1998, when Charles Niessner signed 60% of the Keeley Lake Lodge’s shares to Richard Lunemann. Later on, Lunemann sold his shares to Cimmer; this caught the attention of the Niessner family, who then claimed that they still owned 100% of the Keeley Lake Lodge. This forced both sides of the dispute to look for legal representation to defend their supposed shares of the Keeley…

You have the right to know about the existing criminal code responses to cyberbullying. More specifically, you have the right to know about cyberbullying and the non-consensual distribution of intimate images. Although Canada’s Criminal Code does not specifically cover bullying, it does cover behaviors that characterize bullying. Examples of these behaviors are “criminal harassment, uttering threats, intimidation, etc.” One action that falls under these behaviors is distributing intimate images that were provided to another individual that were supposed to be private in nature. This act negatively affects someone in the sense that the victim would fear for their safety because…