Tim Louis & Company

10/27/2026

This firsthand account from the West Bank should concern us all. It offers a warning about what Palestinians may face under Israel’s policies. Watch the report, examine its claims, and do not look away from the human cost.

10/26/2026

Canada’s UN vote on October 27 or 28 matters. The resolution calls for an end to the U.S. embargo on Cuba, blamed for restricting vital supplies. Canadians should contact the prime minister and their MP.

A key vote at the United Nations this week will define Canada’s stance in this era of gangster politics.

10/26/2026

Israeli police are accused of arresting and using force against Jewish activists who oppose the occupation and defend Palestinian rights. A petition urges UN states to demand equal treatment and accountability.

10/25/2026

An Istanbul court has upheld arrest warrants for Netanyahu and 34 others over the Gaza flotilla interception. Asset checks and Interpol requests continue. No final ruling yet; the next hearing is set for March 30, 2027.

10/25/2026

Independent Jewish Voices Vancouver is asking Mayor-elect Fry to make Vancouver an Apartheid-Free City. This means defending Palestinian rights, opposing racism, and speaking honestly about Israel’s policies—without antisemitism.

10/25/2026

What 1177 BC teaches us is simple: no society is immune to collapse. Trade shocks, climate stress, war and new technology can overwhelm fragile systems. Resilience must be built before crisis becomes catastrophe.

1177 BC has been on my mind a lot lately.

10/23/2026

Roger Waters was right to challenge Vancouver audiences: defending BDS is not extremism—it is a peaceful call for accountability. We must confront the policies enabling Israel’s oppression of Palestinians and stand for human rights.

10/22/2026

You are injured after encountering an unsafe condition on someone else's property. At first, the priority is getting medical attention, but questions may follow when treatment continues, time away from work increases, or the condition that caused the injury has already been corrected.

An injury on another person's property does not automatically create a successful personal injury claim. The legal analysis may involve who was responsible for the premises, what hazard existed, whether reasonable care was taken, and how that condition contributed to the injury.

Photographs, witness information, incident reports, medical records, and documentation of the injury's impact can help establish what happened. Those details may become harder to recover after a store cleans a spill, repairs a damaged surface, or changes the area where the incident occurred.

If an injury is affecting your daily life and you believe unsafe property conditions contributed, understanding the evidence early can help clarify your options.

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10/22/2026

A bus driver’s simple handshake gave a veteran MP a powerful wake-up call: democracy is protected not only in Parliament, but by ordinary people standing together. As authoritarianism grows, grassroots unity matters.

In their new book, the MeidasTouch brothers examine how we got into this mess and how we fight our way out.

10/22/2026

Vancouver’s election results show a clear shift: pro-Palestine candidates swept the polls, challenging the city’s old political ties to Israel. This is a meaningful change in local leadership and community identity.