1,105 documented records of ethics violations, criminal charges, convictions, and scandals involving Canadian elected officials — federal, provincial, and municipal. Every entry sourced from official government reports, court records, and parliamentary proceedings. Public record only.
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Officials found guilty in court — fraud, breach of trust, corruption. Judges ruled. Sentences were handed down. The rare cases where the system actually worked.
60 recordsOfficials formally charged by police or prosecutors. The RCMP or provincial police investigated and laid charges. Many resulted in acquittals. Some are still before the courts.
93 recordsFormal findings by the Ethics Commissioner, Conflict of Interest Commissioner, or provincial integrity officers. Official rulings of misconduct — with zero enforcement power.
24 recordsDocumented systemic failures, waste, mismanagement, and policy disasters. Auditor General findings. Commission reports. Billions wasted. Nobody charged.
774 recordsDocumented misuse of public funds — travel, housing, office budgets. When the people spending your money spend it on themselves.
15 recordsOfficials with documented financial ties to entities they regulate, fund, or legislate. The revolving door between government and industry.
14 recordsThis database is named after Criminal Code s.504 — a constitutional right that most Canadians don't know they have.
Section 504: Any one who, on reasonable grounds, believes that a person has committed an indictable offence may lay an information in writing and under oath before a justice. — Criminal Code of Canada, R.S.C. 1985, c. C-46, s. 504
This means any person in Canada can lay an Information before a Justice of the Peace to initiate a private prosecution. You don't need a lawyer. You don't need police permission. You don't need the Crown's approval. You need reasonable grounds and a sworn information.
When the Crown refuses to prosecute, when the RCMP declines to investigate, when Ethics Commissioners issue toothless "findings" — s.504 is the citizen's backstop. This database exists to help Canadians assess whether reasonable grounds exist to exercise that right.
Every record in this database is sourced from public documents: Ethics Commissioner findings, Auditor General reports, court judgments, Hansard transcripts, provincial integrity commissioner rulings, commission testimony, and government data. Nothing is fabricated. Nothing is opinion. This is the documented public record that politicians hope you forget.
Three RCMP Commissioners. Zero investigations. 1,521% growth in eight years. The documented record of Canada's euthanasia regime.
INVESTIGATION$80K estimate → $59.5M. 2-person contractor. 4-layer subcontracting. 177 bugs. 10,000 wrongful quarantines.
INVESTIGATIONPM with board-level ties to a $175B+ asset manager that partners with the Canada Infrastructure Bank and federal pension funds.
INVESTIGATIONDuffy. Wallin. Brazeau. The $90K PMO cheque. 31 charges. Zero convictions.
INVESTIGATION$5B system + $2.4B damages. Workers lost homes. Credit destroyed. Still being fixed.
INVESTIGATIONCSIS warnings ignored. Candidates funded. Elections influenced. The Hogue Commission findings.
INVESTIGATION94 TRC Calls to Action. 13 implemented. 6,000+ unmarked graves. 150,000+ children taken.
INVESTIGATIONArriveCAN. Phoenix. Housing. CERB fraud. Every major AG finding 2017–2024 with accountability scorecard.
All parties represented. All provinces. 1885–2026. Sources: Ethics Commissioner, Auditor General, court records, Hansard, Charbonneau Commission, provincial integrity commissioners.
102 doctors. 373 kills each. These people must be arrested and put on trial immediately to stop further deaths.
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