September 15, 2026

I Filed a Complaint with the BC Human Rights Tribunal, Held a Press Briefing, and Wrote a Letter of Complaint Three things I did between August 28 and September 8 Over these past ten days or so, I have continued handling company business while reorganizing, checking and archiving everything that has happened over the past

Daily Record | August 26–29 News Tips Sent to Five Mainstream News Outlets August 26 (Wednesday) My application to register as a Third Party Sponsor was approved. I registered my independent media outlet—my WeChat public account—to avoid having articles published during the election period challenged on registration grounds. Under British Columbia’s election rules, the relevant

A Record: August 25 — The Freedom of Information Requests Have Produced Results. The Findings Are Shocking. This is another installment in my ongoing record. Today’s developments are significant, and I will set them out as clearly as I can. 1. The Freedom of Information Requests: Documents Received The freedom of information request I submitted

Why I Did Not Attend the August 23 Gathering: Reassessing the “Liu Yi Incident” Through Freedom of Information Records Hundreds of people gathered on August 23. Afterwards, many friends asked me two central questions: If this began with you, why were you not there? What do the City’s internal records obtained through freedom of information

Daily Log | August 21 – 24: Fourth Letter Sent to the Mayor and City Council August 21 – 22: Online Petition Surpasses 10,000 Signatures   The public petition initiated on Change.org regarding this matter has now exceeded 10,000 signatures. I did not start this petition, nor do I have any control over it, but