Any lawyers who can tell me if I can sue for having wrong information about my family presented online in a court brief? canlii.org/en/#search/ori…
Especially when it is being used for Darryl Leroux identity policing campaign who gets re-tweeted by @CrownIndigenous ?
This is one of my maternal lineages, which proves that document is lying. I have all the documents to back up this lineage. Births, deaths and marriages. @MinJusticeEn 
How does one get documents edited to show the truth instead of lies ? [15] It is important to note from the outset that the Applicant does not dispute that he does not have Indian status, is not eligible for Indian status, and does not live on reserve. The information before
the Appeals Committee regarding the Applicant’s eligibility for funding was quite scant. In an email dated March 20, 2018 to the First Nations Child & Family Caring Society, a non-profit organization that works with Indigenous and non-Indigenous people of all ages and
organizations, Ms. Malone writes that she and her son “are non status and have lost our connection to the band”. The Appeals Committee was also informed that “the family is Metis, there is no linkage lineage going back 3 generations, they are 14th generation removed (Daniel’s
decision would not impact them)." -- As you can see, even if we go by my son's generation and not mine, it is not 14 generations.
Apparently only if that info had something to do with the case and it didn't and sounds strange but the case wasn't about my ancestry which is what Darryl is pushing, the whole case was trying to get them to answer me and give me a decision that was based on facts. It took a
a lawyer to get Canada to do that .. instead of just being sneaky and trying to do everything under the wire. 2 different people answering 2 different answers on the same day. Oh the joys they love to play.
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