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Double standards & Malfeasance by the Crown.

Yesterday I informed Ontario's Attorney General that I will represent myself at the upcoming appeal of Justice Mcvey's decision to stay and squash the criminal charges against me from attending the Freedom Convoy.

In my letter I demonstrate the double standards and malfeasance of the Crown.

Read the entire letter here or on my substack.

To-Etienne Lacombe

Crown Law Office-Criminal

Ministry of the Attorney General

Re: Double Standards and Malfeasance

I received the Crown’s Notice of Appeal dated December 11th 2024, which bears your signature and authorization in the case R v Randall Hillier.

As a Crown Attorney you have full discretion acting in an “impartial and unbiased” manner as a quasi-Minister of Justice, to seek prosecutions that meet 2 criteria: that the prosecution is A) likely to be successful; and B) in the public interest to do so.

As a former elected representative in the Ontario parliament for 15 years, the charges against me stem from my discharging the responsibilities of my office to represent the concerns and interests of the public during the Freedom, or Truckers’ Convoy’s peaceful assembly during January and February 2022.

During and since the exaggerated and false Covid pandemic, it appears to me and many others that the Crown has adopted a very perverse and distorted interpretation of what constitutes the “Public Interest.”

There are three recent and important cases that bear this out and in which I would like to bring to your attention, as they contrast sharply with the Crown's prosecution of me and present an obvious double standard of prosecution and constitutes malfeasance.

1. For 15 years, many wealthy multinational corporations were engaged in an illegal price fixing cartel which stole approximately $4 Billion from Canadians. The principals in this illegal cartel were Galen Weston (Loblaws & Weston Bakeries) and Wallace McCain (McCain Foods & Canada Bread.)

Neither of these two individuals were prosecuted nor threatened with incarceration or personal liability for orchestrating the largest theft from Canadian consumers.

2. Ontario-based TD Bank was recently fined by the US bank authorities with respect to laundering drug profits from revenues derived from fentanyl (which kills people) in the range of over USD$600M; the fine was over USD$3.1B, which had a severe impact on thousands of Ontario shareholders and which endangered the value of the banking sector on the TSE (the largest component of the TSE).

The Ontario Attorney General and Crown decided not to prosecute TD Bank or any of its directors or officers of the corporation. Furthermore, NO director or officer has been barred from serving on any other TSE board - not even a 1-day suspension.

3. In 2023 Canada’s FINTRAC revealed that HSBC Bank was engaged in a substantial mortgage fraud and money laundering scheme in Toronto during the exaggerated pandemic. As of today, no charges have been filed against any of the directors and officers of the HSBC bank.

There are many more examples of Ontario’s Ministry of the Attorney General failing to prosecute Canadian Banks and wealthy corporate entities even when other jurisdictions have prosecuted and secured convictions. A reasonable and informed person could conclude that individuals acting as Crown Attorneys in the Ministry are willfully engaged in biased prosecutions against people of modest means while failing in their duty to understand the definition of “public interest,” or have distorted its definition beyond recognition.

I will be contesting the Crown's misuse of its discretionary authority to overturn Justice Kerry Lee McVey decision of November 14th 2024 and will be representing myself.

Respectfully,

Randy Hillier
Former MPP, Lanark, Frontenac & Kingston
Etienne lacombe [email protected] 416-326-4600 X 0

CC:

Ontario Attorney General-Doug Downey [email protected] or [email protected] Cell 705-330-6025

Assistant Deputy Attorney General Randy Schwartz [email protected] 416-3262616

Director of Crown Operations (East) Julie Scott [email protected]

Ottawa Crown Attorney Dallas Mack [email protected]

Ontario Premier Doug Ford [email protected] Cell 416-247-7878,

Chief of Staff to the Premier Patrick Saville [email protected] 416-325-7635