Defendents So Far In EYV Suit

Defendents In EYV Suit So Far

As we are now over halfway to the deadline given to the Regional Municipality of Peel and The Peel Regional Police Force to stop using the web site which infringes on our registered Company Name and similar content, we have not yet heard from either with exception of the initial email informing us they will look into it. We had asked them to stop using the name endyouthviolence.ca as it is a registered company and they should have been fully aware of such long before they registered the web site url. In mid 2006 Constable Tracey Turnbull (12 Division - NPU Division) had contacted END Youth Violence in regards to information and resources of youth violence prevention and intervention for communities and individuals. She has also been on the END Youth Violence web site in order to gain further understanding of Youth Violence issues and potential solutions and assistance. On December 11, 2006 at approcimately 07:48 AM, Sergeant John Anderson #1203 - 11 NPU had requested copies of DVD's from END Youth Violence and had also copied the email to Colette Maurice and James Mckinley. This clearly demonstrates the awareness of the Peel Regional Police Department of END Youth Violence and our information and resources which are very similar to the information posted at www.endyouthviolence.ca. Less than a year later the Peel Regional Police, Regional Municipality of Peel and other government and private agencies went ahead with launching the web site using a url of a company name they had dealt with and received resources from. As we have not heard from anyone as of yet in this matter and they have failed to take down the website while this issue is resolved, we anticiapte that we will have to continue with legal proceedings against the parties involved. We have named some of the parties to be named in the potential suit as we start to prepare the paperwork for filing in the Courts in British Columbia. With the 2010 Olympic coming to BC, we have seen a clear definition of cybersquatting and liability of companies and individuals in reagrds to using the registered name of companies and organizations cybersquatting and infringing on the rights of those to protect the registered company and organization brand names. The suit is being prepared to be filed in the British Columbia Court at the registry in New Westminster on Monday June 22, 2009 if no response and settlement offer if put forward by that time. It will be a clear message that they do not intend to deal with this matter in a fair and ethical manner should they fail to meet the fair timeline given to them. The following will be named in the suit but as we continue forward with the paperwork and filing preparation of the $20 million suit, more names could be added. Regional Municipality of Peel Peel Regional Police City of Mississauga City of Brampton Town of Caledon Sergeant John Anderson c/o Peel Regional Police Constable Tracey Turnbull c/o Peel Regional Police Colette Maurice c/o Peel Regional Police James Mckinley c/o Peel Regional Police Ontario Provincial Police Peel District School Board Brian Collins, c/o Peel Regional Police David Green c/o Peel Regional School District (Wards 1/3) Don Stevens c/o Peel Regional School District (Ward 2) Gael Miles, c/o Peel Regional Council and City of Brampton (Wards 7&8) Peel Public Health Gayle Bursey c/o Peel Region Health Katie Mahoney c/o Regional Municipality of Peel & City of Mississauga (Ward 8) Peel Youth Violence Prevention Committee Janette Smith, Commissioner of Health, Region of Peel Valerie Arnold Judge c/o Peel District School Board Tony Da Silva, Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board Sue McFadden, Peel Regional Councillor Shelley White, United Way of Peel United Way of Peel Greg Sweeny, Caledon OPP Caledon OPP Pat Saito, Peel Regional Councillor Mayor Marolyn Morrison, Town of Caledon Larry Zacher, Brampton Safe City, Brampton Safe City Associated Youth Services of Peel Brampton Neighbourhood Resource Centre S.E.R.V.E. Youth Project Caledon Chamber of Commerce City of Brampton, Parks & Recreation City of Mississauga, Recreation & Parks Community Environment Alliance of Peel (CEA) Elizabeth Fry Society of Peel-Halton Family Education Centre Family Services of Peel Heal Network Mississauga Watch Peel Committee Against Woman Abuse Peel Committee on Sexual Assault Rapport Youth & Family Services Region of Peel - Ontario Works Dufferin – Peel Region French Separate School Board The Peel Peace Campaign Associated Youth Services of Peel Brampton Neighbourhood Resource Centre Brampton Neighbourhood Resource Centre S.E.R.V.E. Youth Project Brampton Safe City Caledon Chamber of Commerce Community Environment Alliance of Peel (CEA) Erin Mills Youth Outreach Program Family Education Centre Family Services of Peel John Howard Society Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council - MississaugaMeadowvale Community Partnership Ministry of Children and Youth Services – Probation Mississauga Church of God Mississauga Crime Prevention Association Nexus Youth Services Our Lady of Mount Carmel S.S. Our Place Peel Peel Children's Centre Rapport Youth & Family Services / Eclypse Region of Peel - Peel Youth Village Region of Peel - Social Services St. Leonards House (Peel) The Bridge - Prison Ministry The Dam Youth Drop-In The HEAL Network The Mississauga International Children’s Festival The Peel Peace Campaign Town of Caledon - Caledon Youth Services Youth Justice Services, Brampton Probation ministry of Children and Youth Services Through the refusal to stop using the site and name, www.endyouthviolence.ca it is apparent that the individuals and agencies involved in all areas of the site and the associated programs have not understood the seriousness of the matter at hand. END Youth Violence will proceed if a resolution can not be reached by the deadline which, when the case is won in British Columbia, each defendent will be solely and jointly liable for the judgement which at this time will be requested at $20,000,000. plus all legal fees. Further all individuals and representatives will be required to attend court in New Westminster, British Columbia on all dates as required by the courts in all matters related to this case. END Youth Violence will not back down on this case as it is essential that we demonstrate that protection of rights and intellectual property in Canada is strong and is enforced. Further it should be clearly stated that as government and non proffit agencies, they should be held to a standard of ethics which are not being deomnstrated through this case. More information can be obtained from James Miller, Owner END Youth Violence. james@youthandviolence.com