Tim Groves

21 Days Later

Miles Howe — Thu, 27 Aug 2015 13:05:25 +0000

Shell retiree sits on Board that will decide if company can wait weeks to cap offshore blowouts

KJIPUKTUK (Halifax) -- The final decision on if Shell Canada is allowed to wait 21 days before capping any blowouts at a deep-water drilling site off the coast of Nova Scotia will be made by the CEO of a board that includes a former Shell employee as one of its members.

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Map of Annual Feb 14th Women’s Memorial March

Tim Groves — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 19:22:20 +0000

Below you will find two maps. The first is a map of the scheduled events for the Annual February 14th Women's Memorial March, created by myself. The Second is a crowd sourced map of missing and murdered indgenous women created by the hacker group Anonymous.

Annual February 14th Women's Memorial March Map

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Report on pre-G20 Exercise: Trillium Guardian

Tim Groves — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 20:47:36 +0000

The following document was prepared by a private consultant Richard Moreau, for Public Safety Canada. It is an analysis prepared for the bureaucrats at Public Safety Canada to look at a training excercis ahead of the G20 dubbed Trillium Guardian which took place in May 2010.

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Why US groups are interested in Olympic security...

Tim Groves — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 19:25:05 +0000

Dear Dominion,

Canada's enthusiasm for US involvement in the Vancouver Olympic security will advance any pre-existing interest of the most powerful people in our society. The Washington State Committee that is heading up Olympic security in the US is using the Olympics as an opportunity to push objectives including: further blurring the lines between public and private security, implementing treaties that allow US security personnel operate on Canadian soil, bolstering support for RFID chips, and diverting funds towards building security infrastructure. Little focus has been given to this aspect of the 2010 Olympics, and the topic would be of great interest to readers of the Dominion.

In testimony before the US congress, it was revealed that large US corporations including Boeing, Microsoft and Starbucks, are being asked to use their “significant intelligence assets” to support security operations in the leadup to the 2010 Olympics. Washington State is at the forefront of the trend to involve corporations in law enforcement, and already several large corporations are working hand in hand with law enforcement officials in the State. The regional free-trade body, PNWER, appears interested in spreading this model into its member provinces within Canada.

I hope to write an article for the Dominion that covers these issues. I have already researched in detail congressional hearings, flight records, news articles, corporate websites, and a variety of other documents. My next step is to start making phone calls to a variety of corporations, politicians, law enforcement bodies, activists and civil society groups, in order to fill in the story with more detail and colour. Ideally I will be able to find out the specifics of corporate intelligence operations being applied to the Vancouver Olympics, but if this is not possible there is still ample material for a revealing and powerful article.

Exemples d'écriture:

www.thevancouverobserver.com/show1269a/Are_Private_Corporations_Entwined_in_Olympic_Security http://somemeanderingideas.blogspot.com/2009/03/torontos-adventure-playground.html

À propos de l'auteure:

Mon revenu est de moins de 10 000 $ par année

Adresse courriel:

timymit

Biographie en ligne:

Tim Groves is an investigative researcher based in Toronto

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