Beginning in January 2023, the B.C. government will remove criminal penalties for possessing 2.5 grams of illicit drugs including heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine.

In this episode I have a conversation with Jerry Martin

Who's opening the world's first retail business that will sell fentanyl tested drugs at the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver location and services that deliver throughout Metro Vancouver.

In this interview he shares journey of being a medical marijanna advocate, psychedelics for therapeutic treatment.

Jerry will be appearing in an upcoming documentary with

Dr. Gabor Maté ,Dennis mckenna and Paul Stamets called

“The World on Drugs”

National Geographic the psychedelics episode of “trafficked”

That will be airing in December.

I recently Interviewed David V about his time running buildings on the DTES, Vancouver and Nanaimo.

The picture of David (left in the grey shirt ) with the Italian Crew at Collins Bay Institution.

David was working for the Mexican Cartel as a high level as a drug trafficker and hitman,

He was one of the largest drug traffickers on the West Coast of Canada.

David’s crew were some very serious heavy hitters of hit men, extortionists and drug traffickers at the highest levels.

His stories are truly amazing and terrifying.

Collins Bay Institution is a multilevel correctional facility in Kingston, Ontario.

The facility was opened in 1930,

and is now the oldest operational federal penitentiary in Ontario.

Remembering when Vancouver was awesome, fun and safe city for everyone?

Cinnamon was a guest recently we talk about what we love and miss about Vancouver and share some memories of when Vancouver was a fun and safe place to live for everyone, favorite memories. Expo 86, Molson Indy, NBA, celebrity sightings and restaurants.

@CinnamonBhayani

NPA City Councillor Candidate 2022.

Please vote for her on October 15

#vancouver #beautifulbritishcolumbia #vote #community #safe #fun #expo86

I have the honor of talking to

@CinnamonBhayani

NPA City Councillor Candidate 2022. East Van. Métis. Urban Indigenous People’s Advisory Committee & Civic Asset Naming Committee, Osgoode Hall Grad ‘22

We have an in-depth conversation about the impact of drugs on our society. The many illegal industries drugs sales supports, gun and gang violence, human trafficking, grooming and predatory activities that targets women who are addicted.

We also talk about how the general public is now in danger of having a violent encounter when out in public. I believe this is destroying the quality of life and ruining the reputation of Metro Vancouver.

As a former Intelligence Officer with the Canada Border Services Agency, she interdicted multi-kilo drug shipments drug smugglers and suspected terrorists.

For a change of pace and to highlight some positive community events in Vancouver, I interview Ruzi from

@blackvanclub

Ruzi highlights black artists and entertainment, community events in Vancouver.

I enjoyed our conversation. She is both amazing and talented.

The Testimony of Summer.

The Life- long friend of Vanessa “Ezra”Amos, she witnessed many of the strange and tragic events of Vanessa's last year of life.

We talked about the disturbing social media activity before and after Vanessa’s death.

A man answering Vanessa's phone before and after she passed away.

The “REDRUM” Photograph that was posted on Vanessa's hacked Instagram account.

Summer also talks about the 9000k of Vanessa’s money that went missing.

Testimony of Brandy Schlemko.

The Mother of (The Late) Vanessa Amos (also known as Ezra to some)

“Police initially told me that Vanessa allegedly fell/jumped or was possibly pushed from the 25th floor of an High Rise building that was still under construction.

I spoke to Vanessa at 3:13pm - the same day she died - to offer her a ride to the airport.

She had her tickets booked for April 4th to go and visit family and friends in Vancouver for her Birthday, April 5th.

I have eye witness reports who are willing to go on record – including the young couple who first attended to Vanessa before authorities arrived.

He said at first it appeared to be falling construction debris but then he saw the movement so he rushed to see if he could aid her and shouted for help.

He stated that Vanessa was entangled in a blue tarp and clearly had a black extension cord tied around her neck and that she was wearing whitish work gloves

She was still alive, attempting to speak but no clear words came out.

The man also stated that he clearly remembers someone shouting “Vanessa! Vanessa!” over and over.

Which would imply that she was not alone at the time of her death.

Multiple witnesses have stated that the police showed up within minutes, took no statement from anyone or asked any questions and they cleared the scene within 30 minutes of my daughter’s body hitting the ground.

The street level corner of Bloor St. and Bathurst St. Toronto. One eye witness has already given a recorded statement saying that her body could not have come from more than the 7th floor. My daughter passed away on the evening of March 31, 2022 at approximately 8:30pm.”

In this podcast I have the honor of interviewing “Tara”, the Aunt of Vanessa “Ezra” Amos.

She first approached me in May 2022 regarding the unsettling circumstances of Vanessa's death.

I spoke extensively with Tara, family members and friends who reported many strange events, police arrests, her house being set on fire.

Vanessa reported being in fear for her life.

Vanessa passed away tragically on the roadsides of a busy downtown Toronto street on March 31 after falling from a highrise building at a construction site on the corner of Bathurst Street and Bloor Street West.

The same day after a psychiatric hospital release.

The circumstances of her release are not fully understood.

According to Mom she last heard from Vanessa at 3:13 p.m. the day of the fatal fall.

In a text, Vanessa was packing for an upcoming trip to Vancouver.

To reconnect with family and start a new job in Vancouver, unfortunately she never made it on that Flight.

This podcast also includes an eyewitness account who saw Vanessa fall from the 6 th floor and was with her in her last moments of life.

I also included Vanessa at a press conference when she was identified as “Ezra”.

A conversation about safety with Constable Amanda Steed, Media Relations of Metro Vancouver Transit Police.

We had a conversation about safety on public transit and how to de-escalate a problem situation if possible.

Know where and how to get help!

Familiarize yourself with the safety features available for you while travelling on transit.

Each Skytrain car has a yellow stripe silent alarm and passenger intercom.

In an emergency, always call 9-1-1.

Report non-emergency police issues directly to

Transit Police: call Transit Police 604-515-8300,

text 87-77-77

Remain aware of your surroundings and be vigilant.

This podcast series Cinnamon and I will be debating and having an in-depth conversation about the many crisis situations the city is currently facing.

Vancouver City Councillor Candidate NPA 2022.

She proudly Indigenous and on the

Member Urban Indigenous Peoples' Advisory and Civic Asset Naming Committee.

The random violence that is plaguing the city with violence.

The Homeless / Mental Health crisis.

The complex situation of DTES.

Vancouver’s declining International reputation.

Business and economics.

Affordability and livability.

My belief is unfortunately that the many problems of Metro Vancouver are too systemic to be solved.

Cinnamon is more optimistic and believes she has solutions that could save our Vancouver and make it back to the beautiful Vancouver that we love and miss dearly.

Cinnamon is a powerhouse with 25 years of experience with the federal government, including 18 years with the Canada Border Services Agency.

As a former Intelligence Officer with the Canada Border Services Agency, she interdicted multi-kilo drug shipments drug smugglers and suspected terrorists.

My opinion is unfortunately that the many problems of Metro Vancouver are too systemic to be solved and the current management has made Vancouver a dangerous place to live.

Cinnamon is more optimistic and believes she has solutions that could save our City and make it back to the beautiful city that we love and miss dearly.

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