All Things AB Separatism (split fm Liberal Minority Government 2025 - ???)

[brihard]

Is there anything the people at Centurion Project or those 23 people can be charged with?

I don’t want to speculate on that. There’s too much I don’t know, and if there’s a criminal investigation then in my position I shouldn’t speculate anyway.

I do expect a lot of stuff is being carefully looked at, and I expect there are some novel jurisdictional questions given the mix of provincial and potentially criminal law. I’m definitely really curious how it plays out.

 

[MilEME09]

I don’t want to speculate on that. There’s too much I don’t know, and if there’s a criminal investigation then in my position I shouldn’t speculate anyway.

I do expect a lot of stuff is being carefully looked at, and I expect there are some novel jurisdictional questions given the mix of provincial and potentially criminal law. I’m definitely really curious how it plays out.

Id say the only thing we can say with confidence, is since the list came from the republican party of AB, they are getting charged under the elections act.

 

[Fishbone Jones]

Just a point of observation. Data mining companies have collected and compiled more personal info on internet users than any voter roll could contain.

In summary, the Alberta voter roll on an individual generally includes:
Full name
Residential address
Eligibility to vote in Alberta provincial elections

Data Miners have a lot more info on most people than that, but it's not a reason to break the law with Voter Rolls.

 

[MilEME09]

Just a point of observation. Data mining companies have collected and compiled more personal info on internet users than any voter roll could contain.

In summary, the Alberta voter roll on an individual generally includes:
Full name
Residential address
Eligibility to vote in Alberta provincial elections

Data Miners have a lot more info on most people than that, but it's not a reason to break the law with Voter Rolls.

Data miners cant get your unique elector number, electoral district, or polling location, till now. Elections Alberta today confirmed over 500 cease and desist letters were sent out. 23 of them were people with centurion.

Data miners, the FSB, and everyone else has our data now

 

[Jarnhamar]

At the bare min, violation for unauthorized possession and usage. Under s.163, $100,000 fine and/or 1 year in jail. Depending what they do with that data it could go other ways.


EDIT:
Provincial and and federal privacy laws apply to, and if they used the data for fraudulent purposes then we can be looking at

Fraud,
Identity Theft,
Identity Fraud,
Unauthorized Use of Computer if systems/accounts were improperly accessed,
Forgery if signatures or petition records were falsified,
Mischief in Relation to Data in some cyber-related scenarios.

Hopefully Mrs Lich and friends get hammered with all of the above.