Overview:
- Objective: Developed articles and reports for professional organizations focusing on technical design of 21st century society, particularly with the use of Applied Science and Technology – Information Technology reasoning structure and a reliable technical process in information evaluation.
- Purpose: Engaging Indigenous communities, ensuring public safety, and maintaining public welfare, environmental access, freedom of expression, and inter-generational philosophical stability and inter-generational economic stability.
- Indigenous Involvement in Firearms: Published information on aspects like hunting, sports shooting, and traditional conservation and firearms knowledge of importance to rural lifestyles.
- Professional Development Work: 60 hours of activity equating to 20 CPD Hours
Indigenous Participation in Firearms-Related Activities includes:
- Hunting and Traditional Practices: Cultural and spiritual significance in Indigenous communities.
- Sports Shooting and Competitions: Ranging from local clubs to international events.
- Firearms Training and Safety Programs: Emphasizing safety and responsible use.
- Cultural and Ceremonial Use: Firearms in traditional ceremonies.
- Wildlife Management and Conservation: Ecological balance and species protection.
- Shooting Federations/Clubs Participation: Active involvement in sporting events.
- Advocacy and Legal Rights: Engaging in rights discussions, conservation laws, and traditional hunting rights.
- Law Enforcement and Military Service: Training and use of firearms in professional capacities.
Our recent contribution for Indigenous Awareness and Reconciliation, Rural Heritage and Identity Preservation:
- Cultural Awareness: Highlighted traditional rural cultures, identity, and history in Canada.
- Preventing Colonization: Promoted historical understanding, security consciousness, security mindset, warrior ethos, bio-security, cyber-security, physical security, philosophical analysis capabilities and identity understanding.
- Sovereignty Promotion: Focused on individuality, autonomy, self-reliance, resilience, personal sovereignty, community sovereignty, helping to pave the way and to safeguard Indigenous sovereignty.
- Firearms History Education: Re-enforced historical identity in Canada, rather than allowed federal gents to wipe out identity and to re-define history of identity development in Canada.
- Affordable Housing: Addressed housing crisis through the development of technical affordability proposals in the area of digital. currency design, housing development design, land policy, helping to inspire controversy and conversation on crown land policy and access for all Millenials, including Indigenous community Millenials and Gen Z.
- Freedom of Expression: Promoted and safeguarded freedom of expression and cultural practice, for firearms rights, and by corollary safeguarding rural cultures and Indigenous culture.
- Publications on Freedom: Published reports pertaining to aligning with global rural, traditional Canadian, or Indigenous perspectives.
Key Publications and Articles:
- Platforms: Skills Gap Trainer, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, Udemy, Apple Books and a dozen Podcast Directories
- Focus: Western and Central Canada, Rural and Indigenous perspectives on firearms, conservation, hunting, sports shooting, freedom, and legislative stability and philosophical inheritance and continuance.
Specific Articles and Reports (*this is not a complete list):
- IPSC’s Last Stand: Shaping the Future of Firearms Policy Exploring Canada’s complex political landscape, this article delves into controversies surrounding Bill C-21, gun control, and cultural icons, including a critical look at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s administration. Drawing from various speeches, debates, and YouTube videos, the piece offers insights from different perspectives, reflecting the passionate national discourse on firearms legislation, public safety, and the ideological divide between the Conservative and Liberal parties.
- IPSC and the Warrior Legacy: Fostering Global Resilience in the 21st Century In an urgent call to action, this comprehensive piece explores the cultural significance of the International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) and the warrior legacy that has shaped civilizations throughout history. Addressing contemporary challenges such as Bill C-21, climate change, and AI safety, the authors advocate for the preservation of ancient values, embracing disciplines like IPSC as a guiding force to foster resilience, adaptability, and unity across nations. A sweeping examination of cultural heritage, technology, and our shared future that urges readers to participate in safeguarding these principles.
- Advocating for Effective Change: Skills Gap Trainer’s Analysis on SECD’s Review of Bill C-21 Unveiling the complexities of Bill C-21 and its impact on Canadians, the Skills Gap Trainer provides a detailed analysis following the SECD Senate meeting. Discover expert insights into the future of gun legislation, public safety, and sports shooting heritage. This page presents a critical discussion on effective strategies for enhancing national security, protecting cultural values, and ensuring responsible firearms governance.
- Enhancing Firearm Accountability: Integrating Advanced Data Analytics into Owner Vetting Explore the imperative shift towards enhanced firearm accountability in Canada. This post delves into the integration of advanced data analytics for thorough vetting of firearm owners. It also underscores the need for stronger sports shooting communities in Canada. Join the discussion on responsible ownership and the proactive role of sports shooting in shaping a safer, more engaged society.
- Deciphering Bill C-21 and May 2020 OIC: Skills Gap Trainer’s Analysis Dive into a critical analysis of Canada’s Bill C-21 and the May 2020 OIC with Skills Gap Trainer’s perspective on legislative changes impacting sports shooting and national security. This post combines SECD meeting insights, a detailed critique from Dominic, and an open letter to senators, exploring the delicate interplay between public safety, legal reforms, and the preservation of cultural and sporting heritage.
- Standing Firm in Times of Change: A Call to Uphold Canadian Values Explore the pivotal role of Conservative MPs in Canada’s current challenges, from inflation to rights advocacy. Join us in a deep dive into national issues, leadership, and the importance of upholding Canadian values in times of change. Discover how historical legacies, like Remembrance Day, inspire our fight for freedom and democracy today. Engage with Skills Gap Trainer for insights into governance, technology, and education’s future.
- Why Canada is the Greatest Nation on the Planet Delve into Canada’s rich tapestry, exploring its deep-rooted history, progressive values, and global leadership. This comprehensive essay uncovers the nation’s multifaceted identity — from its warrior spirit to technological advancements — highlighting its unparalleled role as a beacon of hope, innovation, and moral guidance in today’s world.
- The Soul of a Nation: Safeguarding the Hunter’s Legacy in Canada Exploring the intricate relationship between Canada’s hunting heritage and national identity, this insightful essay delves into the cultural crossroads facing the rural and urban worlds. It emphasizes the timeless bond between humans and nature, warning against policies that might sever our connection to the land. The piece serves as a passionate call to preserve both the traditions and the freedoms that define Canadian society, honouring a dual destiny that embraces both the natural and technological realms.
- From Shadows to Sunlight: The Canadian Rebirth and the Temple of Freedom Explore ‘From Shadows to Sunlight: The Canadian Rebirth and the Temple of Freedom,’ where Pierre Poilievre’s drive mirrors Canada’s journey towards innovation and prosperity. Dive into our nation’s potential for growth, leadership, and sustainable energy as we steer from the past into a future bright with promise and abundant resources.
- Embracing and Preserving American and Canadian Culture: Insights from Immigrants Exploring the cultural journey of immigrants in North America: Insights into the appreciation and challenges of embracing American and Canadian values, history, and policies. Delve into discussions on cultural icons, technology, and societal shifts in education, media, and firearm rights, highlighting the importance of preserving the rich heritage and identity of Canada and America.
- Digital Sovereignty at a Crossroads: The Case for Decentralized Identity in the Quest for Online Freedom Explore the intersection of digital identity and freedom as we dive into decentralization, privacy, and the fight against a centralized web. Unpack the complexities of digital sovereignty, open source innovation, and block-chain technology. Join the crucial discourse on safeguarding autonomy and rights in our online world, with insights from the tech community and voices like Eva, Konstantin Kisin and Survival Lilly. #DigitalRights #Decentralization #Privacy
- Reshaping Canada’s Future: Unyielding Growth-Based Visions for Canada Explore Pierre Poilievre’s visionary leadership as he navigates Canada through a tumultuous debt crisis with strategic policies aimed at robust economic growth, innovation, and sustainability.
- Futuristic Homes for a Resilient Canada: Bridging the Housing Gap with Space-Aged Pod Houses Explore the future of housing with a visionary idea for affordable, space-aged pod houses. Leveraging advanced materials and cutting-edge construction techniques, we propose to redefine Canadian homes with sustainability, durability, and design inspired by the ethos of ‘Star Trek’. Help to promote a new era of living where technology meets practicality, offering a leap forward in engineering design and a tribute to the resilience of our nation.
- Decoding Bill C-21: An In-Depth Analysis by Canadian Academics Canadian academics provide an in-depth, critical analysis of Bill C-21, a proposed legislative change impacting firearms regulation in Canada. The research report uncovers the complexities, critiques, and potential pitfalls of the bill, including its effects on individual rights, marginalized communities, and legal ambiguities surrounding ‘prohibited firearms.’ The article emphasizes the need for collaboration between lawmakers and firearm owners and highlights the role of academic rigour in shaping balanced, evidence-based public policy. It serves as a valuable resource for policymakers, stakeholders, and the public seeking to understand the nuanced implications of Bill C-21.
- Extinguishing Enlightenment: The Unseen Dangers of Bill C-21 to Canada’s Historical, Cultural, Intellectual Foundations, Individual Rights, Freedoms, and Public Safety The article explores the vital roles that communities associated with activities such as sports shooting, hunting, and the International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) play in Canadian society. It emphasizes their contributions to STEM education, crisis management, public safety, and cultural identity, while expressing concerns over proposed legislation like Bill C-21. The piece argues for balanced, evidence-based policies that respect lawful firearm usage and preserve these valuable traditions.
- The Imperative of Science in Firearm Legislation: A Methodical Approach Explore a meticulous analysis of MP Raquel Dancho’s data-driven critique of Bill C-21 and May 2020 OIC, advocating for scientific rigour over emotional appeals in Canadian firearm legislation. Dive into the debate with insights on expert involvement, policy formation, and the significance of a multifaceted approach to gun laws.
Related books and resources:
“Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies” by Jared Diamond – Discusses the impact of technology and environmental factors on societies and civilizations, providing context to the historical and contemporary use of firearms in Indigenous communities.
“Indigenous Peoples and the Modern State” edited by Bruce E. Johansen – Offers insights into the modern challenges and contributions of Indigenous peoples, including aspects related to hunting, conservation, and legal rights.
“The Canadian Guide to Hunting and Firearms” by Steve Galea – A comprehensive guide to hunting and firearms in Canada, touching on safety, legal issues, and cultural practices, relevant to both Indigenous and non-Indigenous shooters.
“Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Concepts and Cases” edited by Julian T. Inglis – Explores the importance of traditional knowledge in managing ecosystems, which can include traditional hunting and firearms use.
“Conservation for the 21st Century” by David Western and Mary C. Pearl – Discusses modern conservation strategies, relevant to the role of hunting and firearms in wildlife management and ecological balance.
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