To: The Rt. Honorable Vic Toews, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada.
I am writing again in regards to my concerns of violations of the Workers Compensation Act by the British Columbian and Federal Governments. I would like to point out that, violations of Occupational Health and Safety rules and regulations by an employee are not concerns that one would normally take before the British Government or the Throne. However governments not upholding the Rights of a Citizen are.
Mr. G. Pilon has informed me that you can not comment or intervene in individual cases. I do not believe that applies in regards to the Workers Compensation Act, Article 108, Subsection c. Found at: www.worksafebc.com
I do not require for you to make comments but if you can, can you intervene to acquire, documents to show that Occupational Health and Safety Rules and Regulations were not complied with as I well know, (I was there), If you can not, then a referral to addresses and contact personal to the British Government or the Throne as I clearly have documents that show nether the British Columbia Government or the Federal Government have taken actions to do so. That would clearly show that no level of government has upheld my rights under the Occupational Health and Safety Rules and Regulations or the Workers Compensation Act of British Columbia.
Documents must be produce to show compliance with Occupational Health and Safety Rules and Regulations by the employer In accordance with the Workers Compensation Act, Article 179, Subsection g. The workers Compensation Board has the DUTY to acquire those documents under the Workers Compensation Act, Board Mandate, Article 111, Sections 1 & 2, Subsections a & b. The provincial and federal governments hold responsibilities under the WC. Act as well, Article 108, Subsections a, b, & c.
As nether the Provincial Government or the Federal Government have acted to acquire documents as mentioned, I feel these issue are far beyond a Provincial Ombudsman. As a Certified Member of: the Industrial First Aid Attendants Association, Registration # 11136, my complaint should have been dealt with immediately.
This letter with:
1- A floppy disk and
2- The CD-R’s, The Other Side of the Coin and
The Hand That Feeds You, Feeds and Feeds
Are in the mail to you
I have also included the three page inspection report conducted by WCB Field Officer, Jim Cadden. Please refer to page 2, Order number 1, this job site was not reported to WCB., B.C. Hydro Employees would not so much as pass wind on a job site if all documents are not in order. If they did then they would be in violation of Occupational Health and Safety Rules and Regulations.
Below is a list of government agents that I have already contacted.
1, Jim Cadden, WCB field officer
2, Phil Carrol, WCB prevention officer
3, Jim Sheppard, Vice Chair to WCAT
4, George Abbott, MLA
5, Tom Christenson, MLA
6, Gordon Campbell, British Columbian Premier
7, Murray Coell, Minister of Social Services
8, Graham Bruce, Minister of WCB
9, Nina Grewal, MP
10, Office of the Speaker, Leg. Of BC
11, Val Anderson, MLA
12, Bill Barisoff, MLA, Speaker-Designate
13, Pat Bell, MLA
14, Bill Belsey, MLA
15, Bill Bennett, MLA
16, Tony Bhullar, MLA
17, Harry Bloy, MLA
18, Shirley Bond, MLA
19, Jeff Bray, MLA
20, Elaine Brenzinger, MLA
21, Susan Brice, MLA
22, Gulzar Cheema, MLA
23, Ida Chong, MLA
24, Dave Chutter, MLA
25, Hon. Christy Clark, MLA
26, Walt Cobb, MLA
27, Rich Coleman, MLA
28, Gurmant Grewal, MP
29, Gary Collins, MLA
30, Michael DeJong, MLA
31, Kevin Falkon, MLA
32, Office of the Clerk
33, Brenda Locke, MLA
34, Richard Lee, MLA
35, Jenny Kwan, MLA
36, Ken Johnson, MLA
37, John Nuraney, MLA
38, Joy MacPhail, MLA
39, Dennis MacKay, MLA
40, Patty Sahota, MLA
41, Patrick Wong, MLA
42, NDP head Office
43, Carol James, MLA
44, Robin Austin, MLA
45, Harry Baines, MLA
46, Jagrup Brar, MLA
47, Raj Chouhan, MLA
48, David Cubberly, MLA
49, Adrian Dix, MLA
50, Corky Evans, MLA
51, Mike Farnsworth, MLA
52, Rob Fleming, MLA
53, Scott Fraser, MLA
54, Guy Gentner, MLA
55, Sue Hammell, MLA
56, John Horgan, MLA
57, Maurine Karagianis, MLA
58, Leonard Krog, MLA
59, Chuck Puchmayr, MLA
60, Bruce Ralston, MLA
61, Gregor Robertson, MLA
62, Douglas Routley, MLA, The only NDP’r that did not place a block on my transmissions
63, Michael Sather, MLA
64, Nicholas Simons, MLA
65, Bob Simpson, MLA
66, Shane Simpson, MLA
67, Diane Thorne, MLA
68, Claire Trevena, MLA
69, Charlie Wyse, MLA
70, Trudy Ames, North Okanagan Labour Council
71, Juliet Cunningham, MLA
72, Department of Justice, Ottawa, June 2005
73, Joe Paulin, B.C. Civil Liberties
74, Canadian Civil Liberties
75, USA Civil Liberties
76, Darrel Stinson, MP, Vernon BC
77, Karl Deiber, BC Tribunal, Vernon
78, Larry Grist, BC Tribunal, Vernon
79, Jennifer Dent, BC Tribunal, Vernon
80, Wouter Sukkel, BC Human Rights Commission Victoria
81, Bill Burrill, BC Human Rights Commission, Victoria
82, Mary Duffy, Delegate, BC Human Rights Commission, Victoria
83, David L. Hosking, Delegate, BC Human Rights Commission, Victoria
84, B.C. Human Rights Commission, Vancouver I have 19 Fax Verification Reports that clearly show a block had been placed on my fax machine by Vancouver Human Rights preventing me from sending a complaint against Victoria human Rights Commission.
85, Graham Jickling, Industrial Relations Officer, BC Labour Standards Branch
86, S. Ferguson, Claims Officer, WCB, Vernon
87, L. Cross, Arbitrator, Rentalsmen
88, Members of the Occupational First Aid Attendants Association of B.C
89, M. F Poulton, B.C. Ombudsmen
90, Ted Mitchell, B.C. Ombudsmen
91, J. M. Mc Donald, Vernon RCMP
92, Lumby RCMP
93, Rutland RCMP
94, Surrey RCMP
95, Richmond RCMP
96, Vancouver RCMP
97, RCMP Headquarters, Ottawa
98, RCMP Internal Affairs
On the recommendation of Her Excellency the Rt. Honorable Michaelle Jean, Governor General to Canada, to Ms. Shirley Heafey, for the Commission for Public Complaints against the RCMP. A legitimate referral on her Excellency’s part
99, Ms. Shirley Heafey forwarded my documents to:
100, Mr. Carson Turncliff, Commission for Public Complaints against the R.C.M.P, Surrey B.C
Mr. Turncliff informed me that this is not an issue under the RCMP Act. Article 108, Subsection c, Sounds like the RCMP hold responsibilities for Application of the Part to me
101, Rt. Honorable Stephen Harper, Prime Minister to Canada,
102, Jason Kenney MP, Secretary to the Prime Minister,
103, Honorable Vic Toews MP, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada,
104, Honorable Michael Chong MP, Minister of Inter Governmental Affairs,
105, Honorable Jean-Pierre Blackburn MP, Minister of Labour,
106, Honorable Stockwell Day MP, Minister of Public Safety,
107, Honorable Rob Nicholson MP, Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, Accountability, Canada Site,
108, Hugh Campbell Stansfield, Chief Judge, Vancouver, Oct. 07/ 2005
109, Attorney General, Sup. Court Registry, Victoria, Registered mail # 78 902 383
585, June 23/05, No reply
110, Lucie Veillette, Human Rights Canada
111, Legal Aid, Vernon, B.C., 2002, Refused.
112, Lorrie, Social Services, Vernon, B.C
113, A. Chapman, Social Services, Vernon, B.C
114, Employment Insurance Office: Vernon B.C
115, Don Rollins, Fraud Investigator, Employment Insurance Canada, Vernon, B.C
116, Peter D Hopkins, Workers Compensation Ombudsman, Richmond, B.C
117, Katia Opalka, Legal Office, CEC
118, Geri Longworth, Client Services Rep
Sincerely Yours,
Stuart A. Parker
