Federal Prosecutions w/ Diane Sylvain

Join us for an eye-opening discussion with Diane Sylvain, a retired Canadian Federal Prosecutor with 23 years of service who has become increasingly alarmed by the erosion of the rule of law in Canada. Drawing on her extensive expertise in criminal law, Diane brings a unique perspective on pivotal cases and the growing concerns about Canada’s trajectory towards a police state, where top law enforcement appears to protect the government while targeting its political adversaries.

As the former Chief Prosecutor for the Northwest Territories regional office of the PPSC, Diane managed prosecutions at the highest level, witnessing firsthand how the system has evolved. In this conversation, she shares her professional journey and insights on critical cases, including the prosecutions related to the Coutts blockade, the Mosley decision and appeal, and broader lawsuits like Cornell v. Trudeau. She also addresses the implications of judicial notice on COVID policies, such as "safe and effective" vaccine mandates and necessary lockdowns.

Diane’s passion for justice is rooted in her dedication to upholding the rule of law and her belief in its vital role in protecting Canadian democracy. This episode explores the interplay between federal and provincial jurisdictions in high-profile cases and the dangerous precedent of law enforcement becoming a political tool.

With Diane’s wealth of experience and heartfelt connection to the values of justice and fairness, this conversation promises to be both informative and deeply personal. This is just the beginning—expect more appearances as we delve into the critical issues shaping Canada’s legal landscape.

Don’t miss this engaging episode, which examines Canada's state of federal prosecutions and what they mean for the future of justice in our country.

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