The Alex Pierson Show Blacklock's Reporter Check-In: "They Knew What Was Going On and They Did NOTHING Until They Go Embarrassed"
Jan 28, 2025
This discussion delves into the troubling issues surrounding fund mismanagement in Indigenous grave investigations, criticizing excessive consultant spending. It also scrutinizes the RCMP's outdated air service and border security lapses, revealing a concerning lack of preparedness. The podcast raises alarms over a delayed surveillance warrant amid Chinese interference in politics, highlighting accountability failures in a humorous light. With a blend of serious topics and wit, the conversation paints a vivid picture of Canada's current political climate.
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Mismanaged Funds for Grave Search
- The Kamloops First Nation received over $12.1 million for a grave search but allegedly did not perform the work.
- They hired 25 consultants despite being a small community.
RCMP Air Patrol Deficiencies
- The RCMP air patrol, responsible for border security, had outdated equipment and limited operating hours.
- They only flew on weekdays until 4 p.m., neglecting weekend and night patrols.
Bill Blair's Warrant Delay
- Public Safety Minister Bill Blair delayed signing a surveillance warrant for 54 days.
- A judge called the delay "highly unusual" and said serious questions remain unanswered.