TimDunne retweeted
Youth between 16 and 18 can enrol in the CAF as a university student, or at 17 with parental consent & dependent children of a CAF member serving abroad are subject to Cdn military justice and can be court martialed instead of benefitting from Youth Justice Act.
TimDunne retweeted
Military police believed they had a solid case based on statements accused made during an interrogation. But Canadian military prosecutor rejected charges after concluding the woman "subjectively consented." The prosecutor's legal reasoning remains hidden from public scrutiny.
After Canadian military refused to prosecute, soldier now facing formal sex charge following private prosecution hearing brought by another soldier
cbc.ca/news/canada/soldier-p…
TimDunne retweeted
Canada’s #JAGCAF ignores questions about military lawyers secret (solicitor-client privilege) letters about military members that destroy members' careers. These letters are exempt from the Privacy Act, the Ombudsman and Access to Info, and violate the presumption of innocence.
TimDunne retweeted
Canada's military Prison at Canadian Forces Base Edmonton lies empty almost all the time. But, it continues to have a staff of 28 members of the Military Police branch at a cost $2.2 million per year in salaries for a largely prisoner-less prison.
frontline-canada.com/defence…
It's amazing what you will find when you start digging around the Internet, eh?
symmetrypublicrelations.com/…
Canada's prisoner-less military prison costs $2.2 million annually.
frontline-canada.com/defence…
My military affairs commentary in today's Chronicle Herald:
saltwire.com/halifax/opinion…
My recent article in the Halifax Chronicle Herald has been republished by Eurasia Review:
eurasiareview.com/13122022-c…
A subscriber of Dimensions posed an interesting question: Are there any mothballed CF-5 or CF-101 fighter aircraft that can be given to Ukraine?
The Canadian military justice system is a catastrophic disaster. Our military members deserve better, much better.
saltwire.com/halifax/opinion…
My op-ed article in today's Globe and Mail:
theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
The final article of the Chronicle Herald series about my encounters with the Canadian military justice system. My appreciation to writer Paul Schneidereit and the leadership of the Halifax Chronicle Herald for bringing this to the public domain.
saltwire.com/halifax/news/a-…
Part five of the series about my encounters with the Canadian military justice system.
saltwire.com/halifax/news/a-…
The fourth article in the series about my encounters with the Canadian military justice system.
saltwire.com/halifax/news/lo…
Part 3 of the series about my encounters with the Canadian military justice system.
saltwire.com/halifax/news/a-…
This is the second of six articles about my encounters with the Canadian military justice system.
saltwire.com/halifax/news/a-…
This is the first of a series about my encounters with the Canadian military justice system
saltwire.com/halifax/news/a-…
TimDunne retweeted
Can we finally stop talking about "ethnic Russians" in Ukraine?
They're Russian-speaking Ukrainians.
You don't call English-speaking Irish people "ethnic English people in Ireland."
"Ethnic-Russians" in Ukraine are Kremlin inventions that have been used to justify aggression.
My military affairs article in today's Halifax Chronicle Herald
saltwire.com/halifax/opinion…
The U.S. is ahead of us in military justice reform - pity:
military.com/daily-news/2021…




