I, Ashu M. G. Solo, filed the following:

1. Civil rights case against the City of Saskatoon (Mayor's Office) and Councillor Randy Donauer for prayer recitations at government organized events

2. Code of Conduct complaint against Mayor Don Atchison for potential online campaign advertising violations

3. Civil rights case against the City of Saskatoon (Saskatoon Transit Services) for promoting holidays from only one religion on city buses

4. Human rights complaint against the City of Saskatoon (Executive Committee) for retaliating against me by not reappointing me to the Cultural Diversity and Race Relations Committee and not appointing me to another civic committee or board

5. Human rights complaint against the City of Saskatoon (City Solicitor’s Office) for retaliating against me by trying to deprive me of my right to directly communicate with members of City Council and by telling employees of other City of Saskatoon departments to not talk to me

6. Human rights complaint against the City of Saskatoon (Cultural Diversity and Race Relations Office) and City of Saskatoon (Living in Harmony Ad Hoc Subcommittee of Cultural Diversity and Race Relations Committee) for retaliating against me by not considering my submissions to the Living in Harmony Contest

This site contains my media releases, some case documents, emails to City Council, etc.

I don't waste my time arguing with opponents.

The backlash makes me much more determined to fight against bigotry and shows the need for these civil rights cases, so I'll be filing more civil rights cases. You ain't seen nothing yet.

Saturday, December 31, 2016

On Troy Davies in Saskatoon


When I made a complaint about Saskatoon Transit promoting a Christian religious holiday while ignoring holidays for other religions, the counterargument of Saskatoon city councillor Troy Davies was that his dad was a veteran and that his dad wouldn't support removal of the messages for a Christian holiday. Troy Davies appeared to be arguing that because his dad is a veteran, we should embrace preferential treatment for Christianity that Troy Davies believed his dad would support. Troy Davies is too stupid to realize that he shamefully and permanently made his own dad look bad among people supporting religious liberty.

I don't know or care about the position of Troy Davies's dad. I'm a veteran too. I'm not saying that we should follow my beliefs because I'm a veteran. Veterans aren't entitled to dictate policies. I'm saying that we should follow the law and support freedom of religion, which includes freedom from religion.

Troy Davies brings no significant public policy ideas to City Council. He's mainly a rubber stamper in my opinion for what the administration recommends.

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