Charters, Acts & Treaties
All statues, charters, acts, bills, treaties, and legislation apply only to the persons, citizens, residents, or employees of the corporation called Canada. If you read, for example, the Bills of Exchange Act it will tell you exactly how to discharge your bills (remittance/statements). If you “read between the lines” of each of these acts below, you will discover the remedy to freedom, because they are required to tell you the truth.
Statutes only have the force of law over those who have consented to be governed. Deny that consent, and not one single statute will have the force of law over you.
– Robert Menard, Bursting Bubbles of Government Deception
You can click on each to download the PDF Version.
1670: Hudson’s Bay Company Chartered
1760 – 1763: Treaty of Paris aka Treaty of Peace and Friendship
1763: First “Letters Patent” issued by the British Crown
1791: The Constitutional Act – never ratified
1867: BNA Act
1868: Rupert’s Land Act
1869: Deed of Surrender
1871: BNA Act (amended)
1878: Letters Patent Revocation Act
1886: BNA Act (amended)
1891: Judicature Acts (UK) – Ending the “Court of Chancery”
1893: Statute Law Revisions Act (UK) – Removal of Sec. 2 of the BNA act, legally removing the Monarchy from Canada
1943: BNA act, repealed by the Constitution Act, 1982
1948: Income Tax Act
1967 Corporate Bodies Contracts Act
1982: Royal Proclamation
1983: Constitution Amendment Proclamation, 1983. An amendment of the Constitution Act, 1982 converting the status of the “Aboriginal People” from Sovereign to “Persons”.
1985: Governor General’s Act
1985: Criminal Code
1985 Bank Of Canada Act
1995 Firearms Act
1996 Canada Transportation Act 1996