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After the  1 Million March 4 Children PEI parents woke up to what had been happening in schools near them. Many took their children out of what they called "indoctrination camps". Some parents could afford to send their children to private schools, others started to homeschool, but some couldn't afford either option.

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Introduction

The full Bill draft is at the bottom of the page.

Support your local advocacy group by following the page closest to you:

Ontario: https://www.facebook.com/ParentalAlienationToronto/ 

New Brunswick:  https://www.facebook.com/ExpertWitnessPA

Nova Scotia: https://www.facebook.com/ParentalAlienationHalifax

PEI https://www.facebook.com/SingleParentsVoice

Summary

Time Taken, Time Back Amendment Bill

Protects Children’s attachment to their parents, restores lost parenting time, and discourages dishonest tactics and false accusations. When you return the child, you return the time.

Time Taken Time Back

(Canada Version)

AMENDED BY: ROBERT GARZA
Proposed Amendment to the Divorce Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. 3 (2nd Supp.)) or Provincial Family Law Acts
(This can be adapted federally or provincially — e.g., Ontario’s Children’s Law Reform Act, Alberta’s Family Law Act, etc.)

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Proposed Section: Additional Parenting Time for Denied Access

(1) Except as provided in subsection (2), a court may order additional periods of parenting time or contact to compensate for the denial of court-ordered parenting time or contact.

(2) Unless a party shows good cause why the order should not be made, a court shall order additional periods of parenting time or contact to compensate for a denial of court-ordered parenting time or contact that resulted from an investigation by a child protection agency or by any investigative authority that did not result in a finding of abuse or neglect.

(3) The additional periods of parenting time or contact:
(a) must be of the same type and duration as the parenting time or contact that was denied;
(b) may include weekends, holidays, and school breaks; and
(c) must occur within two years from the date on which the court finds that the parenting time or contact was denied.

(4) The parent denied parenting time or contact is entitled to determine the scheduling of the additional time, subject to subsection (3)(a).

(5) Subsection (2) does not:
(a) create a cause of action against a child protection agency or any investigative authority; or
(b) waive any governmental immunity to suit or liability.

Optional Provincial Adaptation Example

For Ontario, this would amend the Children’s Law Reform Act, adding a new section after section 28:

28.1 – Compensatory Parenting Time
(1) Where a parent is wrongfully denied parenting time or contact under a court order, the court shall, unless good cause is shown, order additional periods of parenting time to compensate for the denial.
(2) The time awarded must be of equivalent duration and may include weekends, holidays, or school breaks.
(3) The additional time must occur within two years of the finding of denial.

Introduction

The full Bill draft is at the bottom of the page.

Support your local advocacy group by following the page closest to you:

Alberta: https://www.facebook.com/ParentalAlienationCalgary/

New Brunswick:  https://www.facebook.com/ExpertWitnessPA

Nova Scotia: https://www.facebook.com/ParentalAlienationHalifax

Ontario: https://www.facebook.com/ParentalAlienationToronto/ 

PEI https://www.facebook.com/ParentalAlienationCharlottetown

Give:

We created a fund to help parents rescue their children: https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/donation-form/give-to-rescue-children-fund--202605

Summary

Hold harmful parents accountable for repeated custody interference, safeguarding the child’s right to maintain a relationship with BOTH parents.

Amend the “𝟑 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐤𝐞𝐬 𝐋𝐚𝐰” of the Criminal Code  as follows: 

Get a warning the 1st time,

A fine the 2nd time.

The 3rd time is criminal contempt or mischief to a court order under the Criminal Code of Canada, section 127 or section 430.

3 Strikes Law Amendment

Draft Legislation Title:

An Act to Protect Children’s Right to Both Parents and Establish Criminal Penalties for Repeated Interference with Court-Ordered Parenting Time

(Short Title: “Canadian Three Strikes Law – Parental Interference Accountability Act”)

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Preamble:

Whereas the Parliament of Canada recognizes that a child’s best interests are served by having maximum contact with both parents, and that interference with parenting time undermines court authority, causes harm to children, and leads to repeated litigation;

Whereas courts across Canada continue to see non-compliance with parenting orders and increasing reports of unjustified denial of access or alienation of a parent;

And whereas there is a compelling public interest in protecting court-ordered parenting arrangements and establishing a clear deterrent for repeat offenders;

Whereas 75% of the time that children spend with their parents in their life is gone by the age of 12

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1. Definitions

 In this Act:

• “Parenting order” includes any order, judgment, agreement filed with the court, or decree made under the Divorce Act, a provincial Family Law Act, or equivalent legislation granting parenting time, decision-making responsibility, or access.
• “Interference” means the unjustified denial, obstruction, delay, or refusal to comply with a parenting order without a lawful excuse or contrary court authorization.
• “Strike” refers to a final judicial finding of non-compliance with a parenting order resulting in a contempt finding, enforcement order, or compensatory relief under applicable family legislation.

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 2. Application

This Act applies across all provinces and territories and operates concurrently with existing federal and provincial family laws, including the Divorce Act, Criminal Code, and applicable provincial family statutes.

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3. First Finding (Strike One) — Mandatory Judicial Warning

Upon a court’s first finding that a party has interfered with a parenting order without lawful excuse:

• The court shall issue a formal written warning identifying the misconduct, advising that future violations may result in criminal referral or escalated civil penalties.
• The court shall order compensatory parenting time under section 16.1(6) of the Divorce Act or equivalent provincial statute, unless it is demonstrably not in the child’s best interest.

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4. Second Finding (Strike Two) — Mandatory Compensatory Time and Costs

Upon a second judicial finding of interference with a parenting order:

• The court shall again order compensatory time unless not in the child’s best interest.
• The court shall award solicitor-client costs and may order reimbursement for legal fees, travel expenses, and counselling related to the alienating conduct.
• The court shall consider modifying the existing parenting arrangement to prevent the recurrence of interference.

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5. Third Finding (Strike Three) — Criminal Referral and Custody Consequences

Upon a third judicial finding of interference:

• The matter shall be referred to the Attorney General of the province or the Crown Prosecutor for consideration of criminal contempt or mischief to a court order under the Criminal Code of Canada, section 127 or section 430.
• The court may, upon hearing, suspend or reverse parenting rights of the offending party if such modification is in the child’s best interests under section 16 of the Divorce Act or relevant provincial law.
• Any such finding shall be reported to the relevant child protection, school, and custody enforcement agencies for monitoring and compliance purposes.

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6. Records and Public Reporting

Each court of record shall maintain a public (non-identifying) registry of enforcement statistics, including findings of parental interference, penalties issued, and compliance with parenting orders. The Minister of Justice shall prepare an annual report to Parliament on compliance rates and barriers to enforcement.

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7. Right of Appeal Preserved

Nothing in this Act shall limit the right of a party to appeal an interference finding, but such appeal shall not stay enforcement or delay compensatory relief unless ordered by a court.

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8. Indigency and Due Process Protections

No parent shall be penalized for failure to facilitate parenting time due to financial impossibility, family violence, or safety concerns, if the parent has made reasonable efforts to seek court guidance or file for a variation in advance.

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9. Enforcement and Jurisdiction

• This Act shall be read in harmony with federal and provincial laws respecting family orders, and courts shall interpret this Act liberally in favour of enforcement and deterrence.
• Provinces are encouraged to enact complementary statutes to codify compensatory time and parental alienation remedies under provincial family law regimes.

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10. Commencement

This Act shall come into force six months after receiving Royal Assent to allow for implementation, judicial training, and public education.

Listen Up: It's Time to Fight Back for Your Kids.

Let's cut the fluff. You're here because someone is trying to come between you and your child. They're using the system to undermine you, and you're feeling powerless. The family court is not a place for sentiment; it's a battleground, and you need a battle plan.

If you don't have

Is Your Child Being Kept From You Under the Guise of "Protection"?

Have you ever had a legal "itch" that your wallet just couldn't "scratch"?

In a separation, some parents use the excuse of "protecting the child" to subtly, or even directly, undermine their relationship with the other parent. This can manifest as:

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Our Mobile Food Pantry brings food to sober seniors and People with disabilities in need.

To be eligible, you must be Sober or recovering AND also one or more of the following:

1. Senior or infirm person
2. Widow or orphan
3. A person with disability 
4. Low-income individuals or households seeking to enhance their income-earning potential. 

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If You're Tired of Mowing Your Grass Near UPEI, Turn Your Lawn into a Maintenance-Free Senior Food Garden Today

What is the Go Garden Project of Charlottetown Community Church?

The Go Garden Project is one of the church's core programs for food security and community support.

Key details about the project include:

• Food Security: It operates alongside programs like Bon Appétit & Street Samaritans  to ensure food security and provide essential resources for individuals and families in need across Prince Edward Island.
• Support for the Vulnerable: It is widely used to assist and engage marginalized populations, including homeless individuals and those struggling to meet basic needs on the street.
• Community & Volunteer-Driven: The project relies on missionary workers, and volunteers who facilitate gardening activities to provide food, build connections, and offer situated learning opportunities to nurture community members.

Sharing your land with us empowers us to share locally grown pesticide-free food with you and others!

Email us the phrase, "Take My Grass" to apply for this service or click the sign up button.

It depends on how many volunteers we have available at the time. First come first serve. Currently, we can take only 1 to 3 spots depending on their sizes. Apply before we're full.

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