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Officemaster Business Center Business contact   Donna Tarras  Wife of William Fraser Tarras now calling herself Donna Carol Flanagan 

Title:  President   Email:  donnat@officemaster.com

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Fax:  (604) 463-2535    Website:  officemaster.com

Address   150-22529 Lougheed Hwy    Maple Ridge, British Columbia, V2X 0L4

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Officemaster Business Center is located in Maple Ridge, British Columbia.

Questions and answers Q1 What is the phone number for Officemaster Business Centre? The phone number for Officemaster Business Center is (604) 463-5353 . Q2 Where is Officemaster Business Center located? Officemaster Business Center is located at 150-22529 Lougheed Hwy, Maple Ridge, British Columbia, V2X 0L4 . Q3 Is there a primary contact for Officemaster Business Centre? Donna Tarras ( President ) at Officemaster Business Centre. You can contact Donna Tarras at the email address donnat@officemaster.com  Q4 What is the web address (URL) for Officemaster Business Centre? The website for Officemaster Business Center is officemaster.com .    

Well now, just read your report on the web. Interesting to say this least. Well let’s start by your comment of being spoon fed..that’s funny because it’s appears you are being spoon fed by the boys and mostly the youngin…

In para one you were correct on a couple of things but the dis-honourable discharge is interesting seeing that I have my papers here and it says HONOURABLE.hmm where the f**k did you get that one. Senile perhaps or dementia setting in. So the eldest boy did have those issues but here he is eating what he wants, smoking cigarets and doping on a daily basis. How did that work out. Awww you had to look after a couple of kids for a few months, geez life’s tough eh, tell that to all the single mothers out there and I am sure they would give you a lot of sympathy.

Now here comes the spoon feeding part, Left him in the USA with no money or ID. What a total and complete account of B******* ( similar to him telling his old Landlady that his nephew had died and couldn’t pay rent ) He was brought home the same time as me to Windsor by the way and we flew home. Stranded, HA nice try and tell that little f***** to get his stories straight cause this pisses me off.

In any event, I felt it was time to weigh in on this crap and you had better fact check with those two about what they did, what they say and have them stop having MOMMIE fight their battles.

Just saying

Bruce Tarras is a crimina   he forged a signature on a van purchased from Larry Clubine of Maple ridge BC Canada and sold it illegall to Speciment Tree Farms of Pitt Meadows when he was married to Jolene Mueller - now divorced    At thr time he lived at 11485 Dartford St, Maple Ridge 604-465-1201. Bruce Tarras 11485 Dartford St, Maple Ridge before he moved to Chilliwack and becme involed with Cynthia Lynn McNabb

Bruce W. Tarras of Chilliwack texted this on his cell phone .. all day long in fact 604-614-4282 ADT employee starting at 3:45 am on Feb 21 020 and finally ending after multiple calls throughout the day until 4:43 pm.. Initial calls started December 05, 2019 from telephone number 604-847-2137 7:22 pm and ending up sending some rather scandalous texts all the way trough to 4:43 pm February 21 2020. .

Call Log:

Dec 05, 2019 604-847-3127 7:22pm .. call blocked..not answered

Dec 05, 2019 604-847-3127 7:23 pm ..call blocked ..not answered

Jan 21, 2020 604-847-3237 11:16 am .. call blocked ..not answered

Jan 21, 2020 604-327-3237 11:09 am .. call blocked ..not answered

Jan 25, 2020 604-847-3237 5:22 pm ..call blocked .. not answered

Jan 27, 2020 604-847-3237 11:22 am .. call blocked .. not answered again at my end as this number had been blocked for years

Feb 1. 2020 604-847-3237 1:00 pm ..call blocked ..not answered ..blocked again at my end

Feb 1, 2020 604-847-3237 1:00 pm .. call blocked by me again and not answered ..number had been blocked for years and he has still kept calling me.

Feb 19, 2020 604-847-3237 7:08 am .. call blocked at me end by me and not answered .. still inbound calling

Thursday February 20, 2020 604-614-4282 cell phone used this time at 4:30 am in order to get past my call block .. short text received .. not too nice

Friday February 21, 2020 1:01 am multiple texts got through and woke me up 604-614-4282 cell phone used this time again … 16 total messengers texts in from Bruce W. Tarras cell phone number from 1:01 am in the morning and progressing throughout the day until 4:40 pm on this Friday … texts were some short and some longer longests was 18 lines of text on messenger.. who has time for this when they are working????

Bruce W. Tarras of Chilliwack former ADT installer forged my signature on my vehicle registration..... he is so desperate to stop me from telling though isn't he???

Bruce W. Tarras of Chilliwack texted this on his cell phone .. all day long in fact 604-614-4282 ADT employee starting at 3:45 am on Feb 21 020 and finally ending after multiple calls throughout the day until 4:43 pm.. Initial calls started December 05, 2019 from telephone number 604-847-2137 7:22 pm and ending up sending some rather scandalous texts all the way trough to 4:43 pm February 21 2020. ADT has a criminal on their payroll out of the Burnaby, B. C. Canada office. I think they should do something about it.
Call Log:
Dec 05, 2019 604-847-3127 7:22pm .. call blocked..not answered
Dec 05, 2019 604-847-3127 7:23 pm ..call blocked ..not answered
Jan 21, 2020 604-847-3237 11:16 am .. call blocked ..not answered
Jan 21, 2020 604-327-3237 11:09 am .. call blocked ..not answered
Jan 25, 2020 604-847-3237 5:22 pm ..call blocked .. not answered
Jan 27, 2020 604-847-3237 11:22 am .. call blocked .. not answered again at my end as this number had been blocked for years
Feb 1. 2020 604-847-3237 1:00 pm ..call blocked ..not answered ..blocked again at my end
Feb 1, 2020 604-847-3237 1:00 pm .. call blocked by me again and not answered ..number had been blocked for years and he has still kept calling me.
Feb 19, 2020 604-847-3237 7:08 am .. call blocked at me end by me and not answered .. still inbound calling
Thursday February 20, 2020 604-614-4282 cell phone used this time at 4:30 am in order to get past my call block .. short text received .. not too nice
Friday February 21, 2020 1:01 am multiple texts got through and woke me up 604-614-4282 cell phone used this time again ... 16 total messengers texts in from Bruce W. Tarras cell phone number from 1:01 am in the morning and progressing throughout the day until 4:40 pm on this Friday ... texts were some short and some longer longests was 18 lines of text on messenger.. who has time for this when they are working????
Thank you for your email
Kindly contact the xxxxxxxxxx RCMP Detachment at 604-463-6251 and choose option 1 to contact a Report Taker. We look forward to hearing from you are your earliest convenience.
Respectfully,
Ridge-Meadows RCMP Detachment
Detachment de Ridge-Meadows

Ridge-Meadows RCMP Detachment

Detachment de Ridge-Meadows

604-463-6251

GUESS THAT IS WHY BRUCE tARRAS GOT LET GO!!

So your posting public information about a 16 year old girl that rear ended someone in 1994, it took 4 years to go to court and this person payed dearly for that accident. There was no icbc fraud committed here. That’s harassing a minor and is chargeable by law for harass)g a minor. Then the next case you posted was when she was hit by a young driver at night when she was riding her motorcycle alone and that took 5 years to go to mediation. This was a near tragic event. How dare you mock victims of tragic car accidents. Those both offences are chargeable by law a the privacy act.

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of File Court Location File Number Date File Opened Date Last
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MCNABB, Cynthia v KRIVOSHEIN, Ronald Supreme
Motor Vehicle Accidents New Westminster Law Courts 182187 27Jul2016 23Jul2019 MCNABB, Cynthia Lynn
MCNABB, Cynthia v INSURANCE CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Supreme
Supreme Civil (General) New Westminster Law Courts 182189 27Jul2016 27Jul2016

Donna C. Flanagan's son  .. I think she should get a "handle on it" .... for once in her life!!!
File Number 43635

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Document Count Offence Date Statute Nature Accused City Of Offence
43635-1-K 1 15-Jan-2016 CCC - 266 Assault Commit TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton BC
43635-2 1 12-Sep-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(a) Application: Change probation optional conditions TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
43635-3 1 28-Nov-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
43635-4 1 21-Dec-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond TARRAS, MARTYN Scott

  Documents   Participants   Charges   Appearances   Sentences/Disp.   Releases    
Document Count Offence Date Statute Nature Accused City Of Offence 43635-1-K 1 15-Jan-2016 CCC - 266 Assault Commit TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton BC 43635-2 1 12-Sep-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(a) Application: Change probation optional conditions   TARRAS, MARTYN Scott   43635-3 1 28-Nov-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond   TARRAS, MARTYN Scott   43635-4 1 21-Dec-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond   TARRAS, MARTYN Scott  

Documents   Participants   Charges   Appearances   Sentences/Disp.   Releases    
Document Count Offence Date Statute Nature Accused City Of Offence 43635-1-K 1 15-Jan-2016 CCC - 266 Assault Commit TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton BC 43635-2 1 12-Sep-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(a) Application: Change probation optional conditions   TARRAS, MARTYN Scott   43635-3 1 28-Nov-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond   TARRAS, MARTYN Scott   43635-4 1 21-Dec-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond   TARRAS, MARTYN Scott   Last Name: McNabb First Name: Cynthia Middle Name: Lynn Results: 1 - 2 of 2 Last Name, First Name
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MCNABB, Cynthia v KRIVOSHEIN, Ronald Supreme
Motor Vehicle Accidents New Westminster Law Courts 182187 27Jul2016 23Jul2019 MCNABB, Cynthia Lynn
MCNABB, Cynthia v INSURANCE CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Supreme
Supreme Civil (General) New Westminster Law Courts 182189 27Jul2016 27Jul2016     DUI's   Search Traffic/Criminal            Last Name: Tarras First Name: Martyn Location: Penticton Law Courts Level: Provincial Class: Adult Results: 1 - 5 of 5 Level
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Reference Last Name, First Name Court Location Date Time Room Rsn Last Rslt Agency File # View P,A 43635-1-K TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton Law Courts 23Dec2016
9:30 AM 200 APP END 112:16-651 P,A 43635-2 TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton Law Courts 19Sep2016
2:00 PM 100 APP END 112:16-651 P,A 43635-3 TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton Law Courts 02Dec2016
10:00 AM JCM FXD END 112:16-651 P,A 43635-4 TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton Law Courts 23Dec2016
9:30 AM 200 APP END 112:16-651 P,A 44363-1 TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton Law Courts 04Jan2017
9:30 AM 100 IGP END 112:16-9045

At leasr you recognize the fact that there is something definitely wrong with your son .  I do not believe it is just the pot he has been smoking since he was a teenager either or all the drinking he does as well desribing to his own father as "drinking is what we do".   Why was Bruce already brought home by the [police at ten years old.   Given that he must have been up to something pretty bad already and this was probably the first tie he was actually caught doing something he should not habve been doing.   And nnot finishing school but going to the school after he dropped out to smoke pot in a white van with Martyn and his friends ... could have been an better example but must have lieked that pot in the white van he described that he would sit in there with Martyn and Martyn's friends.  Way too old to be hanging around wiyth a bunch of young kids at 19!!

Donna C. Flanagan of Penticton and former employee of B. C. Hydro from Langley, Pitt Meadows and the mother of Bruce W. Tarras, the apparent racist, has been continually attempting to phone me in order that I not report on her son's known criminal behaviour. Bruce W. Tarras forged my signature and his girlfriend committed insurance fraud. they live on Bedford Place in Chilliwack. Donna C. Flanagan's family history:

1) father (Flanagan) was a drunk who beat both of his wives and then died in a drunk driving fatality
2) mother was a schizophrenic who died in an apartment once she was let out of a mental institution in Alberta
There isn’t a single gene responsible for alcoholism. There are hundreds of genes in a person’s DNA that may amplify the risk of developing an alcohol use disorder. Identifying these genes is difficult because each plays a small role in a much larger picture. Yet, studies have shown that certain combinations of genes have a strong relationship to alcoholism.

"There are also behavioral genes passed down that could influence a propensity for alcoholism. Mental illnesses, such as depression and schizophrenia, are more common in people with a family history of these disorders. People with mental illness have a higher risk of turning to substance abuse as a way of coping. Mental disorders can be hereditary (and environmental), which partially illuminates the complex link between genetics and addiction."
3) her son Bruce 's girlfriend committed insurance fraud:- drinking/driving/texting after leaving a bar in Chilliwack ... she was doing busy as a graphics artist in a company she called The Wrap Girl at the time. Got blind drunk at a wedding in Alberta around people she did not even know and passed out cold in the back of a pickup truck.
4) Donna Flanagan's son Bruce told people that drinking "is what we do" (what a wonderful hobby ... anyone noticing the family trend yet....)

Document Count Offence Date Statute Nature Accused City Of Offence
43635-1-K 1 15-Jan-2016 CCC - 266 Assault Commit TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton BC
43635-2 1 12-Sep-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(a) Application: Change probation optional conditions TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
43635-3 1 28-Nov-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
43635-4 1 21-Dec-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
Document Count Offence Date Statute Nature Accused City Of Offence
43635-1-K 1 15-Jan-2016 CCC - 266 Assault Commit TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton BC
43635-2 1 12-Sep-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(a) Application: Change probation optional conditions TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
43635-3 1 28-Nov-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
43635-4 1 21-Dec-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond TARRAS, MARTYN Scott

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MCNABB, Cynthia Lynn
MCNABB, Cynthia v KRIVOSHEIN, Ronald Supreme
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MCNABB, Cynthia Lynn
MCNABB, Cynthia v INSURANCE CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Supreme
Supreme Civil (General) New Westminster Law Courts 182189 27Jul2016 27Jul2016 View File Details

Of course, we all know how you use to blame the mother of your granddaughter for all your son Martyn's problems ...He always had problems .... stealing ... even from a Childrens' Charity in Maple Ridge...not to mention the fact that, years and years ago, he was already doing cocaine ....we were recently advised of this fact...I heard your oldest son Bruce was brought home by the police when he was only ten years old as well ....why kind of children did you raise??? And one of Bruce's coworkers asked if Bruce was "still trying to date teenagers?" ....(that is a direct quote btw)

Your son Bruce also blamed your younger son Martyn for stealing the cash and credit cards when they were at the PNE in Vancouver!! But when does the "blame game" stop ...perhaps with what you created!! Nobody forced Bruce to do that did they??? He could have a better example but could not resist the temptation to steal could he!!
Was your prime ambition in life to rise stupid?? Well congratulate yourself on success on that one for sure .. you did it so well!! Another couple questions: Why did a coworker of Martyn's at Fountain tire spit in his face (that means disgust doesn't it) Why did Martyn steal his former girlfriend's cell phone and take it to the pawnshop on 223rd St in Maple Ridge, steal from the Chevron Station in Pitt Meadows, the hubcaps from that mustang parked behind the Maple Ridge Hotel, and the electronics when working in their warehouse right in front of an off duty cop???

What type of person but your son Bruce believes that the people running the Vedder Crossing convenience store in Chilliwack have a terrorist cell operating from the store ... Like someone said that is just like anyone thinking our Mexican friends are running a drug cartel from their store .. which they are not!! Stupid raised stupid!!! Even your grandson Renan ...giving his father Bruce a bag of pot for a present .. after all monkey see .. monkey do!! Sure tells you a lot about the "home" in which that kid was raised doesn't it??? Your grandkid caught shoplifting at the Superstore...breaking into houses and cars in Cultus Lake not to mention that gofundme page that got taken down ...

And all that blather about childhood allergies Bruce and Martyn sure do not seem to have any issues with marijuana do they??? They stink!! Read a book and tell your children to do the same ... After all you must know all about the "Irish slave" theory ... after all ... is that not where your son gets all his information from ..read a real history book .... mind you Bruce did tell me you did not even graduate from high school just like him !!. A smart person would have in the other direction the first time they saw your father attempt to hit you across the face for saying something he did not like .. of course he was just drunk again (as per usual) .... I bet being raised in a house where domestic violence against women makes it alright that son Bruce is a misogynist Why didn't you do something to stop Bruce from striking Cynthia against her legs with that distowel when she making a turkey dinner for you? What and the treatment she described about Bruce I saw myself as well did another couple of other friends. Bruce told me he was the "alpha dog" in his house". More like a beast as far as I am concerned.

If you son Bruce thinks there is something going on in that store then I suggest he be "brave:" enough to inform the authorities ... they will think he is as crazy as you with your talk about the FBI .... after all .. remember your mother's history..I myself did call the Chilliwack RCMP upon their request and explained Bruce's actions and told the constable about Bruce saying that the people running the convenience store were terrorists. The constable asked me if Bruce had "mental health issues" ... Obviously he thought Bruce had some issues. I also explained many other things as well and he said "there are always two sides to the story"..What type of vile person says they would not an East Indian person into their house. I have many, many friends who are East Indian and as far as I am concerned if Bruce is the type that he obviously is I have found it necessary to inform all of them of his statement.. All around the fraser Valley and around Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, etc. and pretty much everywhere Bruce will go. I have even taken the liberty of informing the convenience store (along with a picture of Bruce) of what he said as well. I hope he is suitably embarrassed by what he said. He might claim he is not a racist but we know the truth. My nephew, younger than Bruce (who isn't) had a first best friend who was East Indian (and nobody cared) at 3 years old he use to play with and he played hockey with an Asian friend as well whose parents helped my nephew learn some of heir language as well. His father is an Italian immigrant so he spoke and wrote Italian and English fluently at home and was put into French immersion right away in order to learn another language as well. (like smart parents tend to do). Later on he added mandarin and German as electives in High School so now has five languages to his credit probably working on more when he has more time Also he is an engineer and went to school and is still taking classes at the Sauder School of Business at UBC in his spare time and has been with the same women that he met years ago and has been married to more than a dozen years and has his own children now although they have really been together and inseparable since high school (unlike Bruce and Martyn's relationships which do not last of course) My nephew is a hockey coach as he played hockey and still does with a group of multiracial friends as well as he is a supervisor at his work for over 45 men as he keeps continually getting promoted. My sisters kids and my brothers are so much better than Bruce and Martyn and and they all have (just like me) East Indian friends, Japanese friends, chinese friends and every colour under the rainbow because they are not racists. They have all been into my house and I have been into their as well ...I was at a (multiracial) birthday party myself with my friend Paul (East Indian) in Chilliwack ... you would not believe the number of businesses that family own ... they only have one daughter and one son and live in a very large property and aside from other businesses they just happen to own most of the strawberry farms out in the fraser Valley. Their friends are physicians and academics and the best of the best of people. I have let my friend Paul (who is a realtor btw) know about what Bruce said and he has passed on the information to all of his other friends as well. Bruce should be more careful with his words when he is drunk as a skunk because that alcohol acts like truth serum on him.

https://www.elitedaily.com/life/culture/drunk-talk-real-talk/704272
Fewer inhibitions means saying how we really feel as opposed to the tight-lipped mouths we hold all day for fear of rejection or a blown cover. It's when you can stop playing the games and get down to the nitty-gritty truth.

... Well Bruce sure blew his cover didn't he????

Now go and have yourself a nice migraine!! ... and while you are at it vacuum some lampshades properly!! lmfao!!!

Read this while you are doing that ... learn something maybe and listen to those that are superior to you and Bruce and who knows so much more than you do ..you are so ignorant!! ... The Irish were never slaves!! ... But this guy's girlfriend when was at my wedding was East Indian from South Africa (Mindy) ,.... you know the type of race of people your son Bruce said he would not allow into his house!! Obviously you raised children with an IQ lower than their shoe size!!
Here is some reading material for you and yours!! (btw I can email you a copy of Bruce's Tommy Robinson petition ... (appears to be racist imo) Obviously something wrong with a person who could hit other people at Father's Day in Valemont??? By the way, that information you wrote has been printed out and put in an envelope ad given to your ex-s brother and they know now that Bruce was being the original phone call you made years ago to him ... nobody is stupid enough not to connect the dots .. .and we all know Bruce did that and forced Cynthia to do the same thing too ... how dumb do you think other people are?? Once thing about your kid ... is the the narsiscist just like Cynthia told me he was and don't think the other females in Bruce's life have not given me a little insight into what went on as well. No wonder he gets dumped all the time!! How did Martyn get cocaine when he had not cash for it in the first place ... I know Jolene's ex was caught when he was a border guard attempting to bring a shipment of this material into Canada wasn't he .. but he and Bruce had been friends for a while had they not?? Posing another question I suppose. Maybe you should start asking some more serious questions about Bruce yourself ...once thing for sure neither Cynthia or Bruce wanted to be even around you because they thought you were so interfering in everything and demanding ...you and your "Mommy do list" Unfortunately for Bruce one of his ex's is still friends with a couple we know that Bruce is no longer friends with at all and visits them herself (WITH STORIES TO TELL)...Why did Martyn tell his ex roommate your grandson died from suicide when it was all just another big lie?? He is quite the thespian when he wants others to feel sorry for him (after all he knew very well her son had just died and he was appealing to the fact that she was grieving for her son and he knew and took advantage of the situation as he owed her a lot of money and had stolen her diamond earrings, coin collection and had been attempting to steal something else when she found him in her room going through her things) And he told others that he got kicked out of the recovery house because another guy there got onto drugs again meanwhile we are told by someone who runs that place that it was Martyn who had to leave because he was the one that got back on drugs and not the other guy he blamed it all on!! When Martyn's lips are moving it is never the truth And Bruce said he was being followed around to have his calls listened into right in front of 45 other people who did not see this happen?? ([pathetic) You sure produced the type of son who dislikes women!! Martyn telling his friend about his great military career when the real truth is he did not make more a a couple of weeks before he was sent home .. probably failed the psych evaluation ... told me he felt so sorry for himself because they wanted him to shave lmfao!! Martyn also told me that Bruce should also take anger management classes just like he did ... must be a reason for that??? My family is superior to yours in every way possible 16 first cousins with wives and children on one side only and hundreds of relatives on the other side. The last family reunion we had on Huxtable Rd in Delta had to be held in my cousin's tire distribution warehouse Not all could make it of course but there were more than 200+ people there in that very huge warehouse and who did they supply to ... well not only the mining and forestry industry but to all the others, ie Fountain Tire, etc....with whom they still maintain good relationships with and I am sure Martyn shall never get another job in that industry. He told his roommate he had been the manager of Fountain ..(another lie) When the other fellow spit in his face Martyn actually grabbed a tire iron and tried to hit the guy over the head ... hence no job And Martyn and his friend having their little "arrangement" at London drugs to steal as well ..sure shows you the type of people and company Martyn chose as friends does it not ... just like Bruce as long as you are a pot smoker and a drinker he is fine with that because as he said "drinking is what we do". But he has been doing this now for 30 years and is most likely an addict o perhaps you should finally "handle it" (good luck with that)

Reading material for the undereducated such as yourelf:
The myth of the Irish slave, white supremacy and social media ...www.tcd.ie › news_events › articles › the-myth-of-the-i...
Oct 3, 2019 - Irish Slaves in America: Myths, history, and the problems of social media was discussed by Anthea Butler, Associate Professor of Religious ...
------------(a friend who attended my wedding btw -------------
Mensah is a first-generation African-Canadian intellectual, born and raised in post-colonial Ghana where he did his B.A. in geography, with a minor in philosophy, at the University of Ghana. He immigrated to Canada in 1987 under a Wilfrid Laurier University Graduate Scholarship for his MA in geography, after which he completed his PhD (in 1993), also in geography at the University of Alberta under another academic scholarship. He taught at various colleges and universities in British Columbia, including SFU, UBC, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, before taking up an Assistant Professorship at York University in 2002. He became a tenured Associate Professor at York in 2005, and a full Professor of Geography in 2010.

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Ph.D. Geography, University of Alberta, Edmonton
MA Geography, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario

BA (Hons.), University of Ghana, Legon-Accra

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7/2010 - Present Professor, Department of Geography & Department of Social Science, York University
7/2005 - 6/2010 Associate Professor, Atkinson School of Social Sciences/International Development Studies, Department of School of Social Sciences, York University.
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7/2008 - 6/2011 Coordinator, International Development Studies, Department of Social Sciences, Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, York University.
7/2007 - 6/2008 Visiting Senior Lecturer, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, Accra, Ghana [GIMPA] (Sabbatical Appointment).
7/2005 - 6/2007 Undergraduate Program Director, Atkinson School of Social Sciences, York University; Graduate Faculty Member, Dept of Sociology, since April 2005.
8/2002 - 6/2005 Assistant Professor, School of Social Sciences, Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, York University, Toronto. Cross-appointment: Graduate Studies Program in Geography, York University, since January, 2003;
4/94 - 8/2002 Instructor, Department of Geography, Kwantlen University College, Surrey, Contract Instructor, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC; Contract Instructor, Department of Geography, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC
1/89 - 6/92 Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Geography, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta. Conducted tutorials and graded assignments and examinations
9/87 - 12/88 Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Geography, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario. Compiled and analyzed statistical data on several topics in Geography and graded assignments.
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Graduate Faculty Member, Faculty of Health, York University, since July 2009.
Graduate Faculty Member, International Development Studies, York University, since 2008;
Adjunct Graduate Faculty Member, The Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto, since 2008.
Graduate Faculty Member, Dept of Sociology, York University, April 2005-2008
Graduate Faculty Member, Department of Geography, York University, since 2003
HONOURS AND AWARDS
Nominated for Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching for 2010, York University, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies.
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2010, value = $3,000
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2009, value = $2,000
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2007, value = $3,000
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2006, value = $3,000
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2005, value = $3,000.
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2004, value = $2,000.
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2003, value = $2,000.
Profiled annually in Who’s Who in Black Canada, since 2006
Books
Black Canadians Mensah, J. (2002), Black Canadians: History, Experience, Social Conditions (Halifax: Fernwood Publishing), (Listed in Quill & Quire’s Books for Everybody, Fall 2002), 292 pages.
Black Canadians, Revised Revised (2nd) Edition of Black Canadians (2010), 293 pages.
Black Canadians Second Edition
Neoliberalism... Mensah, J. (ed.). (2008) Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa: Contestations on the Embattled Continent. (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), 278 pages.
Understanding... Mensah, J. (ed.) (2006) Understanding Economic Reforms in Africa: A Tale of Seven Nations (Brunel Road, Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hants UK: Palgrave Macmillan), 292 pages.
Globalization Osei Prempeh; Mensah, J. and Adjibolosoo, S. (eds.) (2004) Globalization and the Human Factor: Critical Insights, (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing), 192 pages.
Monographs
Mensah, J. and Adjibolosoo, S. (1998). Demographic Profile of African Immigrants in the Lower Mainland of BC. A monograph prepared for the British Columbia Ministry Responsible
Adjibolosoo, S. and Mensah, J (1998). The Provision of Settlement Services to African Immigrants in the Lower Mainland of BC. A monograph prepared for the British Columbia Ministry Responsible for Multiculturalism and Immigration (Vancouver: Community Liaison Division) (68 p.).
Refereed Journal Articles and Book Chapters
Mensah, J. (2015). “The Black, continental African presence and the nation-immigration dialectic in Canada” Social Identities: Journal for the Study of Race, Nation and Culture. Vol 20, Issue 4-5, pp 279-298. DOI: 10.1080/13504630.2014.997200. (20 pages)
Mensah, J. and Williams, C. J. (2015). “Seeing/being double: how African immigrants in Canada balance their ethno-racial and national identities.” African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal 8, Issue 1: 39-54.
Mensah, J. (2015). “Globalization and New Christian Geographies in Africa: A Cautionary Optimism amidst Growing Afropessimism.” In Eunice Sahle (ed). Globalization and Socio-Cultural Processes in Contemporary Africa New York: Palgrave Macmillan) (Chapter 4).
Agyei-Mensah, S.; Yaro, J.; Mensah, J. 2014. “Change and continuity in the practice and development of Geography in Ghana” In Samuel Agyei-Mensah, S. et al., (eds.) Changing Perspectives on Social Sciences in Ghana (Heidelberg: Springer Publication) pp 51-74.
Mensah, J. (2014). “Black continental African identities in Canada: Exploring the intersections of identity formation and immigrant transnationalism.” Journal of Canadian Studies. 48. Number 3. p5-29.
Barimah, K.B. and Mensah, J. (2013). “Ghana’s National Health Insurance: insights from members, administrators, and health care providers.” Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved. Vol. 24 #3, pp 438-455.
Mensah, J. 2014 “The global financial crisis and access to health care in Africa” Africa Today 60, No. 3 (Spring), pp. 34-54.
Frempong, G., Ma, X., and Mensah, J. (2012). “Access to post-secondary education: can schools compensate for socio-economic disadvantage?” Higher Education 63. DOI 10.1007/s10734-011-9422-2. pp. 19-32
Mensah, J. Williams, C.J., & Aryee, E. (2012) “Gender, power, and religious transnationalism among the African diaspora in Canada.” African Geographical Review, 31. No. 2. Doi: 10.1080/1937 6812.2012.734249 pp. 1-14
Mensah, J. and Williams, C.J. (2013). “Ghanaian and Somali immigrants in Toronto’s rental market: a comparative cultural perspective of housing issues and coping strategies” Canadian Ethnic Studies 45, No. 1-2, pp 125-51
Mensah, J. Williams, C. J. (2013). “Cultural dimensions of African immigrant housing in Toronto: a qualitative insight.” Housing Studies Vol. 29, # 3 1-18:
Mensah, J. (2010) “The Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme and the Health Care Needs of Ghanaians.” In Korbla Puplampu and Wisdom Tettey (eds), The Public Sphere and the Politics of Survival: Voice, Sustainability and Public Policy in Ghana (Accra: Woeli Publishing Service), pp. 163-181.
Mensah, J. and Bridi, R. (2010). “Canadian Immigration under Conditions of Globalization and Transnationality.” In Timothy P. McCauley and Janice Hill (eds.) Canadian Society: Global Perspective (Whitby, ON: de Sitter Publications) p. 167-189.
Roger Koranteng and Joseph Mensah (Dec. 2010), “Selecting Governance Indicators.” In Jones-Parry (ed.), Commonwealth Good Governance: Developing Capacity in the Public Sector (London: The Commonwealth Secretariat and Nexus Strategic Partnerships) pp. 14-20.
Mensah, J. Oppong, J.R.; and Schmidt, C. M. (2010) “Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme in the Context of the Health MDGs: An Empirical Evaluations Using Propensity Score Matching” Health Economics. Vol 19, Issue SI, page 95-106.
Mensah, J. (2009) “Doing Religion” Overseas: The Characteristics and Functions of Ghanaian Immigrants Churches in Toronto, Canada” Societies Without Borders: Human Rights and the Social Science. Volume 4, pp. 21-44.
Mensah, J; Oppong, J.R; and Schmidt, Christoph M., (2009). Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme RUHR Economics Papers # 157 Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB), Department of Economics, Bochum, Germany (20 pages).
Mensah, J. & Firang, D. (2009) “The African Diaspora in Montréal and Halifax: A Comparative Overview of the Entangled Burdens of Race, Class, and Space.” In J.W. Frazier; J.T. Darden; and NF Henry (eds.). The African Diaspora in the United States and Canada at the Dawn of the 21st Century (Binghamton, NY: Global Academic Publishing), pp. 59-72.
Mensah, J. (2008) “The African Immigrant Church and the Settlement and Integration of Africans in Canada: Preliminary Observations” Direction: Research and Policy on Eliminating Racism Canadian Race Relation Foundation. Vol. 4 No. 2 Winter, p. 83-88.
Mensah, J. (2008) Religious transnationalism among Ghanaian immigrants in Toronto: A binary logistic regression analysis” The Canadian Geographer Vol. 52. no. 3, p. 309-330.
Mensah, J. (2008). “Introduction: Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa” In J. Mensah (ed.) Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa: Contestations on the Embattled Continent” (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 1-14.
Mensah, J. (2008). “Africa and the Political Economy of Time-Space Compression and Space of Flows: Unfashionable Observations” In J. Mensah (ed) In J. Mensah (ed.) Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa: Contestations on the Embattled Continent” (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 113-134.
Mensah, J. and Oppong-Koranteng Roger (2008). “Neoliberalism Globalization and Africa: Recurrent Themes and A Way Forward” In J. Mensah (ed.) Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa: Contestations on the Embattled Continent” (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 267-270
Mensah, J. & Firang, D. (2007). “The Heterogeneity of Blacks in Ontario and the Racial Discrimination Boomerang” Our Diverse Cities/Nos diverses cités, No. 4, Fall, p. 20-25.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Cultural dimensions of globalization in Africa: A dialectical interpenetration of the local and the global” Studies in Political Economy. Vol. 77 (Spring), pp. 57-83 [Reproduce in J. Mensah (ed., 2008), Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa: Contestations on the Embattled Continent” (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 33-54.
Mensah, J. & Aidoo, R. (2006) “Economic Community of West African States: Achievements and Problems” In Kwadwo Konadu-Agyemang and Kwamina Panford (eds.) Africa’s Development in the 21st Century: Pertinent Issues, Opportunities, and Challenges (Aldershot: Ashgate), pp. 89-108.
Mensah, J. (2004-2006) “Official multiculturalism in Canada: A critique of prevailing criticism” International Journal of Diversity in Organizations, Communities and Nations, Vol. 4., p. 1139-1149; online version at: www.Diversity-Journal.com
Mensah, J. (2006) “Introduction: Understanding Economic Reforms in Africa” (pp.1-15); “Early Reformers: Introduction” (p.19-21); “Late Reformers: Introduction” (pp167-170); “Conclusion: Bringing it all together” (pp.269-275) in MENSAH, J. (ed.) Understanding Economic Reforms in Africa: A Tale of Seven Nations (Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire & New York: Palgrave Macmillan Ltd., 2006).
Mensah, J.; Oppong-Koranteng, R.; Frempah-Yeboah, K. (2006). Understanding Economic Reforms: The Case of Ghana in Mensah, J. (ed). Understanding Economic Reforms in Africa: The Tale of Seven Nations (Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire & New York: Palgrave Macmillan Ltd., 2006) pp. 106-130.
Edwards, R; Wu, S.C; Mensah, J. (2005) “City Profile: Georgetown, Guyana” CITIES: International Journal of Urban Policy and Panning, Vol. 22, Issue 6, pp. 446-454.
Mensah, J. and Fredua-Antoh, E. (2005) “Reflections on women’s indigenous organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa: A comparative study from the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana.” Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 26(1):82-101.
Mensah, J. (2005) “On the ethno-cultural heterogeneity of Blacks in our ‘EthniCities’” Canadian Issues, (Spring) pp. 72-77.
Mensah, J. (2004: Guest Editor) “Human factor theory and practice: An introduction to a critical interrogation” Review of Human Factor Studies [Special Edition] Vol. 10 No. 1, pp. 1-6.; and “The human factor framework: A Preliminary synthesis of claims and counterclaims” in the same Volume, pp. 168-184.
Mensah, J. (2004) “Integrating culture into globalization and development theory: A human factor approach” In E.O.K. Prempeh, J. Mensah, and S. Adjibolosoo (eds.) Globalization and the Human Factor: Critical Insights (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate), pp. 51-66.
Prempeh, E.O.K; Mensah, J. and Adjibolosoo, S. (2004) “Introduction: The globalization-development debate: the need for a paradigm shift” E.OK Prempeh; J. Mensah; and S. Adjibolosoo (eds.) Globalization and the Human Factor: Critical Insights (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate), p.1-8.
Mensah, J. & Rupananda, W. (2002), “Exploring the impacts of structural adjustment programs on the provision of selected economic and social services in rural Sri Lanka,” Asia-Pacific Journal of Rural Development (APJORD) Vol. 12:1 p. 32-51.
Rupananda, W. & Mensah, J. (2002), “Structural adjustment programs and rural agricultural economy: The case study of the Monaragala District of Sri Lanka,” Regional Development Studies, p. 119-137.
Mensah, J. & Firang, D. (2000) “The condition of human well-being in Africa: Revisiting the Physical Quality of Life Index (PQLI).” In Senyo Adjibolosoo (ed.). The Human Factor in Shaping the Course of History and Development. (University Press of America), p.111-135.
Adjibolosoo, S. & Mensah, J. (1998), “Demographic profile and settlement problems of African immigrants in the Vancouver Metropolitan Area of British Columbia: A human factor assessment,” Review of Human Factor Studies 4:2 p. 32-63.
Mensah, J. (1997), “Colonialism and human factor degradation in Africa,” Review of Human Factor Studies. 3:1 p. 46-64.
Mensah, J. (1996), “Treaty negotiations in British Columbia: The utility of geographic information management techniques,” Canadian Journal of Native Studies Vol. 16:1 p.1-14.
Mensah, J. (1995), “Geography, aboriginal land claims and self-government in Canada,” International Journal of Canadian Studies 12 p.261-275.
Mensah, J. (1995), “Low income housing, employment opportunities, and perceptions of the urban poor,” Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, TESG, (Journal of Economic and Social Geography) Vol. 86:4 p. 368-381.
Mensah, J. (1995), “Journey to work and job search characteristics of the urban poor: A gender analysis of a survey data from Edmonton, Alberta,” Transportation: An International Journal Devoted to the Improvement of Transportation Planning and Practice 22 p. 1- 19.
Mensah, J. (1994), “Gender, spatial constraints, and the employment activities of low income people in a local labour market,” Canadian Journal of Urban Research (CJUR) 3:2 p. 113-133.
Mensah, J., & Ironside, R.G. (1994). “Employment opportunities of the urban poor: An assessment of the spatial constraints and the mismatch hypothesis.” In J. Andrey and G. Nelson (eds.), Public Issues: A Geographic Perspective. (Waterloo: University of Waterloo Press), p.111-131.
Oppong, J.R. & Mensah, J (1994) “The Canadian health care system: Lessons from Alberta.” In S.B. Eve; B. Havens; and S.R. Ingman (eds.). The Canadian Health Care System: Lessons for the United States (Denton: University of North Texas Press), 182-201. Also published by the University Press of America under the same article and book titles p.173-192.
Mensah, J. & Whitney, A.H. (1992) “Urban environmental perception and behaviour in Africa: What gender engenders,” International Journal of Environmental Studies 40 p.141-149.
Mensah, J. & Whitney, A.H. (1991), “Some Third World environmental perception and behaviour concerning urban waste: A survey of Techiman, Ghana,” The Canadian Geographer 35:2 p. 156-165.
Entries in Major Encyclopedias
Mensah, J. (2008) “The International Labour Organization (ILO). In Philip A. O’Hare (ed) International Encyclopedia of Public Policy: Governance and Development (Perth, Australia: GPERU), p. 272-283.
Mensah, J. (2008). “International Monetary Fund (IMF).” In Philip A. O’Hare (ed) International Encyclopedia of Public Policy: Governance and Development (Perth, Australia: GPERU), p. 284-297.
Mensah, J. (2008) “The World Bank.” In Philip A. O’Hare (ed) International Encyclopedia of Public Policy: Governance and Development (Perth, Australia: GPERU), p. 434-449.
Mensah, J., (2006) “African Development Bank [ADB].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, VolI. (London: Routledge), p. 4-6.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Idi Amin.” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. I. (London: Routledge), p 36-37.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Common Market for Eastern and Southern African [COMESA].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. I. (London: Routledge), p. 369-72.
Mensah, J. (2006). “Desertification” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World Vol. I. (London: Routledge), p. 452-55.
Mensah, J. (2006). “Economic Commission for Africa [ECA].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. I. (London: Routledge), p. 528-530.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Economic Community of West African States [ECOWAS].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, VolI. (London: Routledge), p.533-37.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Ghana” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. I. (London: Routledge), p. 699-702.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Kenneth Kaunda.” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. II. (London: Routledge), p. 899-891
Mensah, J. (2006) “Kwame Nkrumah.” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. II. (London: Routledge), p.1145-47.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Organization of African Unity [OAU/AU].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. III. (London: Routledge), 1202-1205.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Southern African Development Community [SADC].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. III. (London: Routledge) p. 1470-71.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Desmond Tutu.” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. III. (London: Routledge) p. 1580-81.
Mensah, J. (2006). “West Africa: History and Economic Development.” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. III. (London: Routledge), p. 1693-98.
Mensah, J. (2005). “African Development Bank (ADB).” In Tim Forsyth (ed), Encyclopedia of International Development, (London: Routledge), p.6.
Mensah, J. (2005). “Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).” In Tim Forsyth (ed), Encyclopedia of International Development, (London: Routledge), p.178-89.
Mensah, J. (2005). “Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).” In Tim Forsyth (ed), Encyclopedia of International Development, (London: Routledge), p.500.
Mensah, J. (2005). “Race and Racism” In Tim Forsyth (ed), Encyclopedia of International Development, (London: Routledge), p.79-80.
Mensah, J. (2005), “Alberta.” In Will Kaufman and H.S. McPherson (eds), Britain and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History: A Multidisciplinary Encyclopedia (London: ABC-CLIO), p.76-77.
Mensah, J. 2005. “Manitoba.” In Will Kaufman and H.S. McPherson (eds), Britain and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History: A Multidisciplinary Encyclopedia (London: ABC-CLIO), p.573-574.
Mensah, J. (2005). “Saskatchewan.” In Will Kaufman and H.S. McPherson (eds), Britain and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History: A Multidisciplinary Encyclopedia (London: ABC-CLIO) p.868-870.
Mensah, J. (2005) “Yukon.” In Will Kaufman and H.S. McPherson (eds), Britain and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History: A Multidisciplinary Encyclopedia (London: ABC-CLIO) p.1097-1099.
Book Reviews
Mensah, J. (2007). Review of The African Diaspora in Canada: Negotiating Identity and Belonging. Wisdom J. Tettey and Korbla P. Puplampu (eds.) Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 235 pp. New Dawn: Journal of Black Canadian Studies [
Mensah, J. (2003). Review of Transnationalism and new African Immigration to South Africa, Jonathan Crush and David A. McDonald (eds.). Kingston, Ont.: The South African Migration Project (SAMP) and Canadian Association of African Studies.185 pp. (Book Review) The Canadian Geographer, Vol. 47, No. 3, p. 356-357.
Mensah, J. (2003). Review of On Borders: Perspectives on International Migration in Southern Africa, David A. McDonald (ed). New York: St. Martin’s Press. 302 pp. The Canadian Geographer, Vol. 47, No. 3, p. 357-358.
Mensah, J. (2002). Review of Renewing Social and Economic Progress in Africa, Dharam Ghai (ed.) New York: St. Martin’s Press Inc. 324 pp. (Book Review) Progress in Development Studies, Vol. 2: 1 p. 73-74.
Mensah, J. (2001). Review of Geography of British Columbia: People and Landscapes in Transition, by Brett McGillivray, Vancouver: UBC Press 235 pp. (Book Review) The Canadian Geographer 45:2 p. 330-31.
Mensah, J. (2000). Review of Prospering Together: The Economic Impact of the Aboriginal Title Settlements in BC, Roslyn Kunin (ed), Vancouver: The Laurier Institute 304 p, The Canadian Journal of Native Studies, Vol. 20:.2 p. 502-503.
Technical/Contract Reports and Other Productions
Mensah, J.; Oppong, J.R; Barimah, K.B; Frempong, G., and Sabi. W. (2009). An Empirical Evaluation of the Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme. A Contract Report Prepared for the Global Development Network and the Gates Foundation.
Mensah, J. & Oppong, J.R. (2007). Maternity Protection and Health Insurance in Africa: Comparative Overview of Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania. An External Collaboration Report for the Social Security Department of the International Labour Office (ILO), Geneva. Contract No. 40033238/0
Mensah, J.; Morgan, C.; Charles-Fridal, F.; LOVELL, A.; BARNES-Drummond, D.; and Philbert, L.; (2005) How do Scarborough Black Youth Access the Health Care System? (A Report by the Black Health Alliance (BHA), funded by Wellesley Central Health Corporation). (32 pages).
Mensah, J. and Adjibolosoo, S. (2000). A Practical Solution to the Urban Waste and Sanitation Problems of Techiman, Ghana. Report prepared for the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) (20 p.).
Adjibolosoo, S. & Mensah, J. (2000). A Handbook of Waste Management in Small and Medium-Sized Cities in Africa. A Manual prepared for the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) (32 p.).
Mensah, J.; Hamilton, K.; Macnamara, D.; Sato, T.; and Moniz-Lecce, S. (2000). Exploring Possibilities: Research at Undergraduate Institutions. Report on the Second Annual British Columbia University Colleges Research Conference (Nanaimo, BC). Prepared for Kwantlen University College, Surrey, British Columbia (23 p.).
RESEARCH FUNDING/GRANTS (in CND$)
External Grants

April 2010-March 2013: Principal Investigator, SSHRC Standard Research Grant to investigate “African Immigrants in Canada: Balancing National and Ethnoracial Identities in an Era of Accelerated Transnationalism” (File #: 410-2010-2504). Value: $88,120.
April 2010-June 2011: Principal Investigator, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, External Research Grant, to investigate Ghanaian and Somali Immigrants in Toronto’s Rental Market: A Comparative Cultural Overview of Housing Problems and Coping Strategies. (CR File No.: 6585-M239). Value: $23,473.
December 2009 – June 2010: Principal Investigator, Commonwealth Secretariat, London. A grant to investigate the Indicators and Measurement of Good Governance in Ghana, (Contract #: CFTC/G/CWG/575: 306346): [with Dr Roger Koranteng] Value: $15,624.
March 2007- March 2009: Principal Investigator, Bill and Melinda Gate Foundation and the Global Development Network, Global Research Competition Grant to “Evaluate Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme in the Context of the UN Millennium Development Goals in Health.” [with George Frempong, JR Oppong, Kofi Bobi-Barimah, and William Sabi] Value: $170,000
October –December 2007: Principal Investigator, Social Security Department, International Labour Organization (ILO) Contract to produce an external collaborative report on Maternity Protection and Health Insurance in Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania. Contract No: 40033238/0 [with Dr. JR. Oppong] Value: US$21,300
April 2005-April 2008: Principal Investigator, SSHRC Standard Research Grant to investigate The Dialectics of Transnational Religious Practices and Identities: The Case of Ghanaian Immigrants in Toronto Value = $84,905.
June, 2005, Co-Principal Investigator, Wellesley Central Health Corporation Grant to investigate How Scarborough Black Youth Access the Health Care System [with the Black Health Alliance of Toronto—C. Morgan, F. Charles-Fridal, A Lovell, D. Barnes-Drummond, L. Philbert] Value = $10,000.
February 2003-March 2005: Principal Investigator, Global Development Network (GDN) Research Grant to lead a three-person team on Ghana’s Case Study on Economic Reform, as part of GDN’s global project on “Understanding Reform” (With Roger Oppong Koranteng of Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) and Kwame Frempa-Yeboah of Ghana Water and Sanitation Agency, Accra) Value = $52,873.
Feb/March 2001: Project Manager, BC Ministry Responsible for Multiculturalism and Immigration. Grant for organizing ethno-racial harmony workshops (on behalf of the International Institute for Human Factor Development), Value = $5,000.
Principal Investigator, Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Award for Canadians 1999, administered by the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) to study the Urban Waste Problem of Techiman, Ghana. (With Dr. Senyo Adjibolosoo of TrinityWestern University, Langley), Value= $10,000.
April – June 1998: Principal Investigator, Ministry Responsible for Multiculturalism and Immigration, Community Liaison Division, BC. A research contract to examine The Demographic Characteristics and Settlement Service Needs of African Immigrants in Greater Vancouver (With Dr. Senyo Adjibolosoo), Value = $20,000.
Internal Grants
April 2003-April 2004: SSHRC Institutional Grant Program through York University to examine ECOWAS: Accomplishments and Challenges, with Emphasis on the Geography of Trade. Value: $3,000.
April 2003: Junior Faculty Grant, Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, to study ECOWAS Value: $1,000.
CONFERENCE PAPERS/PARTICIPATIONS
Mensah J. 2010 “Assessing the Financial Viability of Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme,” A paper presented at Special World Health Organization/Alliance for Health Policy and System Research’s Proposal Development Workshop on Assessing Efforts towards Universal Financial Risk Protection in Low and Middle Income Countries, March 22-26, Monkey Valley Resort, Cape Town, South Africa.
Mensah, J. and Oppong, JR. 2009. “Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme: Comparing the Socioeconomic and Health Characteristics of Women Members and Non-Members” A paper presented to the XIIIth International Symposium in Medical Geography, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, July 12-17.
Mensah, J. 2009 Evaluating a National Health Insurance Scheme through Quasi-Experimentation. A paper presented at the Annual Conferences of the Canadians Association of Geographers, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, May 26-30.
Mensah, J. 2009. Organizer and Presenter, Research Dissemination Workshop on “Promoting Innovative Programs from the Developing World: Towards Realizing the Health MDGs in Africa and Asia,” sponsored by the Global Development Network and the Gates Foundation, Alisa Hotel, Accra, Ghana, July 6-7.
Mensah, J. 2009. “Gender and Religion in the Context of the African Diaspora in Canada: Emerging themes from a Study of Ghanaian Immigrant Churches.” A paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of African Studies, Queens University, Kingston, Ontario, May 4-7.
Mensah, J. and Oppong JR. 2009. “Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme and the Health MDGs: An Empirical Evaluation with Propensity Score Matching.” A paper presented as part of a special session on ‘Environment and Health: Lessons Learned from Diseases and Intervention Programs in Africa’ at the Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Las Vegas, Nevada, Wed. March 25.
Oppong, JR and Mensah, J. 2009. “Maternity Protection and Health Insurance in Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania.” A paper presented as part of a special session on ‘Environment and Health: Lessons Learned from Diseases and Intervention Programs in Africa’ at the Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Las Vegas, Nevada, Wed. March 25.
Mensah, J. and Oppong, JR. 2009, “An Evaluation of Ghana’s National Health Insurance Schemes: Major Findings.” A paper presented as part of GDN Workshop on Global Health, York Royal Hotel, York, United Kingdom, January 15-19, 2009.
Mensah, J. 2008. “Methodological Considerations and Preliminary Findings: Evaluating the Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme” A paper presented to the 9th Annual Global Development Conference, Workshop # 8: Promoting Innovative Programs from Developing World: Towards Realizing the health MDGs in the Africa and Asia, Citigate Sebel Hotel, Brisbane, Australia. January 29-February 2.
Mensah, J. 2008.Organizer, Presenter, Symposium on Ghanaian Immigrant Churches in Toronto” York University, Toronto,October 24, 2008.
Mensah, J. Williams, C. and Aryee, E. 2008. “Gender, Religious Transnationalism and the African Diaspora in Canada” A paper presented at a Conference on Transnationalism and the African Diaspora in Canada, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, November 6-9, 2008.
Mensah, J and Oppong, JR. “Empirical Evaluation of Ghana’s National Health Insurance Schemes” Paper presented at the Rheinisch-Westfälisches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (RWI), Essen, Germany (upon a special invitation by Professor Christoph Schmidt, President of RWI) August 3-8, 2008.
Mensah, J. 2007. Invited Presenter, A Workshop on Health Research Methodology, Organized by the Global Development Network, Cairo, Egypt, August 8-13th, 2007.
Frempong, G; Mensah, J; and MA XIN “Access to Postsecondary Education: Can Quality Schools Compensate for Socioeconomic Disadvantage?” A paper presented at the 41st Annual Meeting of the Canadian Economic Association (CEA), Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, June1-3, 2007.
Mensah, J. and Frempong, G. 2007. “Propensity Score Matching and the Evaluation of Health Insurance Schemes.” A paper presented at a special invited workshop in conjunction with Global Development Network’s 5th Annual Global Research on Health, Rheinisch-Westfälisches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (RWI), Essen, Germany, May 11-13, 2007.
Mensah, J. “Doing Religion Overseas: The Characteristics and Social Functions of Ghanaian Immigrant Churches in Toronto, Canada” A paper presented to the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers’ (AAG) Conference, San Francisco, California, April 17-21, 2007. I also chaired a special session on Christian Missions and Christians Overseas, sponsored by the Geography of Religions and Belief Systems Specialty Group and the African Specialty Group in conjunction wit my presentation.
Mensah, J. “An Evaluation of Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme in the Context of the Health Millennium Development Goals.” A paper presented at a Special Workshop at the 8th Annual Global Development Conference, Beijing, China,January 13-19, 2007.
Mensah, J. “Transnational Religious Practices and Identities among Ghanaian Immigrants in Toronto: A Preliminary Commentary.” A paper presented at the Annual Conference of the American Association of Geographers (AAG), Chicago IL, March 7-11, 2006.
Mensah, J. “Employment equity in Canada: A government program under siege,” A paper presented to the 5th Annual International Conference in Organization, Communities and Nations, Beijing, China, June 30 to July 3, 2005.
Mensah, J. “Cultural dimensions of globalization in Africa: A dialectical interpenetration of the local and the global.” A paper presented at Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Denver, Colorado, April 6-10, 2005.
Mensah, J. “Official Multiculturalism in Canada: Critique of Prevailing Criticism.” A paper presented at the 4th International Conference on Diversity in Organization, Communities and Nations, UCLA, Los Angeles.July 6-9, 2004.
Chaired a conference session on “A Conceptual Dialogue with Data,” Gender & Work Database Conference, York University, Toronto, September 30 to October 2, 2004.
Mensah, J. & Aidoo, R. (2004) “Regional Economic Integration and Development: The ECOWAS Experience.” A paper presented at the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association of Geographers at Université de Moncton, Moncton, New Brunswick, May 25 – 29.
Mensah, J. (2004) “Insights into Ghana’s Structural Adjustment Programs.” A paper presented at the 5th Annual Global Development Conference, New Delhi, India, January 24 - 30.
Mensah, J. (2003). “Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS): Achievements, Problems and Prospects.” A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), New Orleans, LA; March 5 - 8.
Mensah, J. (2003) “Understanding Reform: The Case of Ghana.” A paper presented at the 4th Annual Global Development Conference, Cairo, Egypt, January 14 - 21.
Mensah, J. and Fredua-Antoh, E. (2001) “Mobilizing Indigenous Women in Sub-Sahara Africa: Women’s Organizations in the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana.” A paper presented at the Western Conferences of Canadian Association of Geographers (WCAG), University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, March 8 - 10.
Mensah, J. (1998), “The Condition of Human Well-being in Africa: Revisiting the Physical Quality of Life Index (PQLI).” A paper presented at the Western Conferences of Canadian Association of Geographers (WCAG), KwantlenUniversityCollege, Surrey, BC, March 12 - 14.
Mensah, J. (1998), “Community, Territoriality, and the City: Reasserting the Significance of Space in Social Discourse.” A Paper Presented to the Biennial Meeting of the Western Association of Sociology and Anthropology, hosted by Kwantlen University College at the Coast Plaza Hotel, Vancouver, BC, May 15 - 16, (Chaired of a session on Spatial Approaches to Community and Security).
Mensah, J. (1993). “Location of Low Income Housing and Employment Opportunities: An Edmonton Case study.” A Paper Presented to the Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of Geographers, CarletonUniversity, Ottawa, Ontario, May 30 - June 8.
Mensah, J. and Oppong, J.R. (1993), “The Canadian Health System: Lessons from Alberta for the United States.” A Paper Presented to the Conference on the Canadian Health Care System: Lessons for the United States held at the University of North Texas Health Science Centre, Fort Worth, Texas, April 2.
Mensah, J. and Ironside, R.G. (1992), “Spatial Constraints and Employment Opportunities of the Urban Poor: An Assessment of the Mismatch Hypothesis.” A paper presented to the Canadian Association of Geographers, Annual Conference, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, May 20 – 24.
Mensah, J. and Owusu, F.Y. (1991), “Migration and Regional Development in Africa: The Case of the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana.” A paper presented to the Canadian Association of Geographers, Annual Conference, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, June 3 - 8.
Special Presentation to Professional Organizations/Participations in Workshops
Mensah, J. 2009. One of two Presenters, Atkinson-Arts Workshop on Non-Tri-Council Funding for the Social Sciences, Wednesday, April 22 York University. TEL 2114.
Mensah, J. 2009. One of seven participants, Roundtable Discussion on Social Justice with York University’s Chancellor Roy McMurtry, Engaging Research, Atkinson Research Celebration Day, Tuesday, April 14, 2009, CIBC Lobby, Accolade East.
Mensah, J. 2009. Theorizing/Methodizing Place under Conditions of Tansnationality and Deterritorialization. A presentation to a Special Roundtable on Theorizing/Methodizing Place,” organized by Kevin Dejesus for the at the Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of Geographers, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, May 27.
Mensah, J. “Mobilizing African Diaspora for Development: The Case of Ghanaian Immigrants in Canada.” World Bank Institute Video-Conference, YorkUniversity Site, Lead Presenter, Toronto,Tuesday May, 24, 2005.
Mensah, Convener, “Race, Place and Communities under Pressure.” CERIS Grad Students’ Symposium, (Roundtable Discussion), McLaughlinCollege, YorkUniversity, Toronto, November 10, 2005.
Mensah, J. 2007. Conference Rapporteur and Participant. “Leadership, Learning Institutes and Public Services.” A Conference of the Commonwealth Association for Public Administration and Management (CAPAM), at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, Accra, Ghana. November 7-9,
Mensah, X. Invited Participant in a Special Conversation on Canadian Multiculturalism Act, organized by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, as part of 9th National Metropolis Conference, Upper Canada Room, Royal York Hotel, Toronto,4th March, 2007. Contact person: John Biles.
Mensah, X. Invited Participant, African Canadian Social Development Council (ACSDC) Continental African Canadian Community Research and Policy Forum, 215 Spidana Ave.Toronto, April 21, 2007.
Mensah, X Invited Presenter, A Workshop on Finding Funding Beyond the Tri-Councils, Organized by the Atkinson Research Office, York University, Toronto, Tuesday, July 10, 2007.
Mensah, X. Invited Participant, World Bank Institute’s roundtable discussion on an action plan on Mobilizing African Diaspora for Development, at the World Bank, Washington, DC. June 20-21, 2005 (I chaired a session on “Strengthening Donor Partnership with the African Diaspora).
INVITED KEYNOTES, TALKS GUEST SPEAKER ROLE
Keynote Speaker on Africa and the Political Economy of Time-Space Compression: An Overview of Emerging Trends at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), Faculty Presentation Series, School of Governance, Leadership and Public Management, April 10, 2008.
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Donna C. Flanagan of Penticton and former employee of B. C. Hydro from Langley, Pitt Meadows and the mother of Bruce W. Tarras, the apparent racist, has been continually attempting to phone me in order that I not report on her son's known criminal behaviour. Bruce W. Tarras forged my signature and his girlfriend committed insurance fraud. they live on Bedford Place in Chilliwack. Donna C. Flanagan's family history:
1) father (Flanagan) was a drunk who beat both of his wives and then died in a drunk driving fatality
2) mother was a schizophrenic who died in an apartment once she was let out of a mental institution in Alberta
3) her son Bruce 's girlfriend committed insurance fraud:- drinking/driving/texting after leaving a bar in Chilliwack ... she was doing busy as a graphics artist in a company she called The Wrap Girl at the time. Got blind drunk at a wedding in Alberta around people she did not even know and passed out cold in the back of a pickup truck.
4) Donna Flanagan's son Bruce told people that drinking "is what we do" (what a wonderful hobby ... anyone noticing the family trend yet....)

Document Count Offence Date Statute Nature Accused City Of Offence
43635-1-K 1 15-Jan-2016 CCC - 266 Assault Commit TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton BC
43635-2 1 12-Sep-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(a) Application: Change probation optional conditions TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
43635-3 1 28-Nov-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
43635-4 1 21-Dec-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
Document Count Offence Date Statute Nature Accused City Of Offence
43635-1-K 1 15-Jan-2016 CCC - 266 Assault Commit TARRAS, MARTYN Scott Penticton BC
43635-2 1 12-Sep-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(a) Application: Change probation optional conditions TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
43635-3 1 28-Nov-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond TARRAS, MARTYN Scott
43635-4 1 21-Dec-2016 CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond TARRAS, MARTYN Scott

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Of course, we all know how you use to blame the mother of your granddaughter for all your son Martyn's problems ...He always had problems .... stealing ... even from a Childrens' Charity in Maple Ridge...not to mention the fact that, years and years ago, he was already doing cocaine ....we were recently advised of this fact...I heard your oldest son Bruce was brought home by the police when he was only ten years old as well ....why kind of children did you raise??? And one of Bruce's coworkers asked if Bruce was "still trying to date teenagers?" ....(that is a direct quote btw)

Your son Bruce also blamed your younger son Martyn for stealing the cash and credit cards when they were at the PNE in Vancouver!! But when does the "blame game" stop ...perhaps with what you created!! Nobody forced Bruce to do that did they??? He could have a better example but could not resist the temptation to steal could he!!
Was your prime ambition in life to rise stupid?? Well congratulate yourself on success on that one for sure .. you did it so well!! Another couple questions: Why did a coworker of Martyn's at Fountain tire spit in his face (that means disgust doesn't it) Why did Martyn steal his former girlfriend's cell phone and take it to the pawnshop on 223rd St in Maple Ridge, steal from the Chevron Station in Pitt Meadows, the hubcaps from that mustang parked behind the Maple Ridge Hotel, and the electronics when working in their warehouse right in front of an off duty cop???

What type of person but your son Bruce believes that the people running the Vedder Crossing convenience store in Chilliwack have a terrorist cell operating from the store ... Like someone said that is just like anyone thinking our Mexican friends are running a drug cartel from their store .. which they are not!! Stupid raised stupid!!! Even your grandson Renan ...giving his father Bruce a bag of pot for a present .. after all monkey see .. monkey do!! Sure tells you a lot about the "home" in which that kid was raised doesn't it??? Your grandkid caught shoplifting at the Superstore...breaking into houses and cars in Cultus Lake not to mention that gofundme page that got taken down ...

And all that blather about childhood allergies Bruce and Martyn sure do not seem to have any issues with marijuana do they??? They stink!! Read a book and tell your children to do the same ... After all you must know all about the "Irish slave" theory ... after all ... is that not where your son gets all his information from ..read a real history book .... mind you Bruce did tell me you did not even graduate from high school just like him !!. A smart person would have in the other direction the first time they saw your father attempt to hit you across the face for saying something he did not like .. of course he was just drunk again (as per usual) .... I bet being raised in a house where domestic violence against women makes it alright that son Bruce is a misogynist Why didn't you do something to stop Bruce from striking Cynthia against her legs with that distowel when she making a turkey dinner for you? What and the treatment she described about Bruce I saw myself as well did another couple of other friends. Bruce told me he was the "alpha dog" in his house". More like a beast as far as I am concerned.

If you son Bruce thinks there is something going on in that store then I suggest he be "brave:" enough to inform the authorities ... they will think he is as crazy as you with your talk about the FBI .... after all .. remember your mother's history..I myself did call the Chilliwack RCMP upon their request and explained Bruce's actions and told the constable about Bruce saying that the people running the convenience store were terrorists. The constable asked me if Bruce had "mental health issues" ... Obviously he thought Bruce had some issues. I also explained many other things as well and he said "there are always two sides to the story"..What type of vile person says they would not an East Indian person into their house. I have many, many friends who are East Indian and as far as I am concerned if Bruce is the type that he obviously is I have found it necessary to inform all of them of his statement.. All around the fraser Valley and around Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, etc. and pretty much everywhere Bruce will go.

I have even taken the liberty of informing the convenience store (along with a picture of Bruce) of what he said as well. I hope he is suitably embarrassed by what he said. He might claim he is not a racist but we know the truth. My nephew, younger than Bruce (who isn't) had a first best friend who was East Indian (and nobody cared) at 3 years old he use to play with and he played hockey with an Asian friend as well whose parents helped my nephew learn some of heir language as well. His father is an Italian immigrant so he spoke and wrote Italian and English fluently at home and was put into French immersion right away in order to learn another language as well. (like smart parents tend to do).

Later on he added mandarin and German as electives in High School so now has five languages to his credit probably working on more when he has more time Also he is an engineer and went to school and is still taking classes at the Sauder School of Business at UBC in his spare time and has been with the same women that he met years ago and has been married to more than a dozen years and has his own children now although they have really been together and inseparable since high school (unlike Bruce and Martyn's relationships which do not last of course) My nephew is a hockey coach as he played hockey and still does with a group of multiracial friends as well as he is a supervisor at his work for over 45 men as he keeps continually getting promoted.

My sisters kids and my brothers are so much better than Bruce and Martyn and and they all have (just like me) East Indian friends, Japanese friends, chinese friends and every colour under the rainbow because they are not racists. They have all been into my house and I have been into their as well ...I was at a (multiracial) birthday party myself with my friend Paul (East Indian) in Chilliwack ... you would not believe the number of businesses that family own ... they only have one daughter and one son and live in a very large property and aside from other businesses they just happen to own most of the strawberry farms out in the fraser Valley. Their friends are physicians and academics and the best of the best of people. I have let my friend Paul (who is a realtor btw) know about what Bruce said and he has passed on the information to all of his other friends as well. Bruce should be more careful with his words when he is drunk as a skunk because that alcohol acts like truth serum on him.

https://www.elitedaily.com/life/culture/drunk-talk-real-talk/704272
Fewer inhibitions means saying how we really feel as opposed to the tight-lipped mouths we hold all day for fear of rejection or a blown cover. It's when you can stop playing the games and get down to the nitty-gritty truth.

... Well Bruce sure blew his cover didn't he????

Now go and have yourself a nice migraine!! ... and while you are at it vacuum some lampshades properly!! lmfao!!!

Read this while you are doing that ... learn something maybe and listen to those that are superior to you and Bruce and who knows so much more than you do ..you are so ignorant!! ... The Irish were never slaves!! ... But this guy's girlfriend when was at my wedding was East Indian from South Africa (Mindy) ,.... you know the type of race of people your son Bruce said he would not allow into his house!! Obviously you raised children with an IQ lower than their shoe size!!

Here is some reading material for you and yours!! (btw I can email you a copy of Bruce's Tommy Robinson petition ... (appears to be racist imo) Obviously something wrong with a person who could hit other people at Father's Day in Valemont??? By the way, that information you wrote has been printed out and put in an envelope ad given to your ex-s brother and they know now that Bruce was being the original phone call you made years ago to him ... nobody is stupid enough not to connect the dots .. .and we all know Bruce did that and forced Cynthia to do the same thing too ... how dumb do you think other people are?? Once thing about your kid ... is the the narsiscist just like Cynthia told me he was and don't think the other females in Bruce's life have not given me a little insight into what went on as well. No wonder he gets dumped all the time!!

How did Martyn get cocaine when he had not cash for it in the first place ... I know Jolene's ex was caught when he was a border guard attempting to bring a shipment of this material into Canada wasn't he .. but he and Bruce had been friends for a while had they not?? Posing another question I suppose. Maybe you should start asking some more serious questions about Bruce yourself ...once thing for sure neither Cynthia or Bruce wanted to be even around you because they thought you were so interfering in everything and demanding ...you and your "Mommy do list" Unfortunately for Bruce one of his ex's is still friends with a couple we know that Bruce is no longer friends with at all and visits them herself (WITH STORIES TO TELL)...Why did Martyn tell his ex roommate your grandson died from suicide when it was all just another big lie??

He is quite the thespian when he wants others to feel sorry for him (after all he knew very well her son had just died and he was appealing to the fact that she was grieving for her son and he knew and took advantage of the situation as he owed her a lot of money and had stolen her diamond earrings, coin collection and had been attempting to steal something else when she found him in her room going through her things) And he told others that he got kicked out of the recovery house because another guy there got onto drugs again meanwhile we are told by someone who runs that place that it was Martyn who had to leave because he was the one that got back on drugs and not the other guy he blamed it all on!! When Martyn's lips are moving it is never the truth And Bruce said he was being followed around to have his calls listened into right in front of 45 other people who did not see this happen?? ([pathetic) You sure produced the type of son who dislikes women!!

Martyn telling his friend about his great military career when the real truth is he did not make more a a couple of weeks before he was sent home .. probably failed the psych evaluation ... told me he felt so sorry for himself because they wanted him to shave lmfao!! Martyn also told me that Bruce should also take anger management classes just like he did ... must be a reason for that??? My family is superior to yours in every way possible 16 first cousins with wives and children on one side only and hundreds of relatives on the other side. The last family reunion we had on Huxtable Rd in Delta had to be held in my cousin's tire distribution warehouse Not all could make it of course but there were more than 200+ people there in that very huge warehouse and who did they supply to ... well not only the mining and forestry industry but to all the others, ie Fountain Tire, etc....with whom they still maintain good relationships with and I am sure Martyn shall never get another job in that industry.

He told his roommate he had been the manager of Fountain ..(another lie) When the other fellow spit in his face Martyn actually grabbed a tire iron and tried to hit the guy over the head ... hence no job And Martyn and his friend having their little "arrangement" at London drugs to steal as well ..sure shows you the type of people and company Martyn chose as friends does it not ... just like Bruce as long as you are a pot smoker and a drinker he is fine with that because as he said "drinking is what we do". But he has been doing this now for 30 years and is most likely an addict o perhaps you should finally "handle it" (good luck with that)

Reading material for the undereducated such as yourelf:
The myth of the Irish slave, white supremacy and social media ...www.tcd.ie › news_events › articles › the-myth-of-the-i...
Oct 3, 2019 - Irish Slaves in America: Myths, history, and the problems of social media was discussed by Anthea Butler, Associate Professor of Religious ...
------------(a friend who attended my wedding btw -------------
Mensah is a first-generation African-Canadian intellectual, born and raised in post-colonial Ghana where he did his B.A. in geography, with a minor in philosophy, at the University of Ghana. He immigrated to Canada in 1987 under a Wilfrid Laurier University Graduate Scholarship for his MA in geography, after which he completed his PhD (in 1993), also in geography at the University of Alberta under another academic scholarship. He taught at various colleges and universities in British Columbia, including SFU, UBC, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, before taking up an Assistant Professorship at York University in 2002. He became a tenured Associate Professor at York in 2005, and a full Professor of Geography in 2010.

Brief Bio
Research Interests/Activities
Curriculum Vitae & Publications
Ongoing Projects
AP/GEOG3070
CURRICULUM VITAE & PUBLICATIONS
EDUCATION
Ph.D. Geography, University of Alberta, Edmonton
MA Geography, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario

BA (Hons.), University of Ghana, Legon-Accra

ACADEMIC POSITIONS
7/2010 - Present Professor, Department of Geography & Department of Social Science, York University
7/2005 - 6/2010 Associate Professor, Atkinson School of Social Sciences/International Development Studies, Department of School of Social Sciences, York University.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
7/2008 - 6/2011 Coordinator, International Development Studies, Department of Social Sciences, Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, York University.
7/2007 - 6/2008 Visiting Senior Lecturer, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, Accra, Ghana [GIMPA] (Sabbatical Appointment).
7/2005 - 6/2007 Undergraduate Program Director, Atkinson School of Social Sciences, York University; Graduate Faculty Member, Dept of Sociology, since April 2005.
8/2002 - 6/2005 Assistant Professor, School of Social Sciences, Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, York University, Toronto. Cross-appointment: Graduate Studies Program in Geography, York University, since January, 2003;
4/94 - 8/2002 Instructor, Department of Geography, Kwantlen University College, Surrey, Contract Instructor, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC; Contract Instructor, Department of Geography, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC
1/89 - 6/92 Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Geography, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta. Conducted tutorials and graded assignments and examinations
9/87 - 12/88 Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Geography, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario. Compiled and analyzed statistical data on several topics in Geography and graded assignments.
9/85 - 8/87 Research Associate,Department of Geography, University of Ghana, Legon, Accra, Ghana. Participated in a United Nations Research Project (UNDP) on Migration and Agricultural Land-use in Ghana,” conducted by the University of Ghana, from 1985 to 1987.
APPOINTMENTS IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Graduate Faculty Member, Faculty of Health, York University, since July 2009.
Graduate Faculty Member, International Development Studies, York University, since 2008;
Adjunct Graduate Faculty Member, The Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto, since 2008.
Graduate Faculty Member, Dept of Sociology, York University, April 2005-2008
Graduate Faculty Member, Department of Geography, York University, since 2003
HONOURS AND AWARDS
Nominated for Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching for 2010, York University, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies.
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2010, value = $3,000
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2009, value = $2,000
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2007, value = $3,000
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2006, value = $3,000
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2005, value = $3,000.
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2004, value = $2,000.
York University Faculty Merit Award for 2003, value = $2,000.
Profiled annually in Who’s Who in Black Canada, since 2006
Books
Black Canadians Mensah, J. (2002), Black Canadians: History, Experience, Social Conditions (Halifax: Fernwood Publishing), (Listed in Quill & Quire’s Books for Everybody, Fall 2002), 292 pages.
Black Canadians, Revised Revised (2nd) Edition of Black Canadians (2010), 293 pages.
Black Canadians Second Edition
Neoliberalism... Mensah, J. (ed.). (2008) Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa: Contestations on the Embattled Continent. (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), 278 pages.
Understanding... Mensah, J. (ed.) (2006) Understanding Economic Reforms in Africa: A Tale of Seven Nations (Brunel Road, Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hants UK: Palgrave Macmillan), 292 pages.
Globalization Osei Prempeh; Mensah, J. and Adjibolosoo, S. (eds.) (2004) Globalization and the Human Factor: Critical Insights, (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing), 192 pages.
Monographs
Mensah, J. and Adjibolosoo, S. (1998). Demographic Profile of African Immigrants in the Lower Mainland of BC. A monograph prepared for the British Columbia Ministry Responsible
Adjibolosoo, S. and Mensah, J (1998). The Provision of Settlement Services to African Immigrants in the Lower Mainland of BC. A monograph prepared for the British Columbia Ministry Responsible for Multiculturalism and Immigration (Vancouver: Community Liaison Division) (68 p.).
Refereed Journal Articles and Book Chapters
Mensah, J. (2015). “The Black, continental African presence and the nation-immigration dialectic in Canada” Social Identities: Journal for the Study of Race, Nation and Culture. Vol 20, Issue 4-5, pp 279-298. DOI: 10.1080/13504630.2014.997200. (20 pages)
Mensah, J. and Williams, C. J. (2015). “Seeing/being double: how African immigrants in Canada balance their ethno-racial and national identities.” African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal 8, Issue 1: 39-54.
Mensah, J. (2015). “Globalization and New Christian Geographies in Africa: A Cautionary Optimism amidst Growing Afropessimism.” In Eunice Sahle (ed). Globalization and Socio-Cultural Processes in Contemporary Africa New York: Palgrave Macmillan) (Chapter 4).
Agyei-Mensah, S.; Yaro, J.; Mensah, J. 2014. “Change and continuity in the practice and development of Geography in Ghana” In Samuel Agyei-Mensah, S. et al., (eds.) Changing Perspectives on Social Sciences in Ghana (Heidelberg: Springer Publication) pp 51-74.
Mensah, J. (2014). “Black continental African identities in Canada: Exploring the intersections of identity formation and immigrant transnationalism.” Journal of Canadian Studies. 48. Number 3. p5-29.
Barimah, K.B. and Mensah, J. (2013). “Ghana’s National Health Insurance: insights from members, administrators, and health care providers.” Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved. Vol. 24 #3, pp 438-455.
Mensah, J. 2014 “The global financial crisis and access to health care in Africa” Africa Today 60, No. 3 (Spring), pp. 34-54.
Frempong, G., Ma, X., and Mensah, J. (2012). “Access to post-secondary education: can schools compensate for socio-economic disadvantage?” Higher Education 63. DOI 10.1007/s10734-011-9422-2. pp. 19-32
Mensah, J. Williams, C.J., & Aryee, E. (2012) “Gender, power, and religious transnationalism among the African diaspora in Canada.” African Geographical Review, 31. No. 2. Doi: 10.1080/1937 6812.2012.734249 pp. 1-14
Mensah, J. and Williams, C.J. (2013). “Ghanaian and Somali immigrants in Toronto’s rental market: a comparative cultural perspective of housing issues and coping strategies” Canadian Ethnic Studies 45, No. 1-2, pp 125-51
Mensah, J. Williams, C. J. (2013). “Cultural dimensions of African immigrant housing in Toronto: a qualitative insight.” Housing Studies Vol. 29, # 3 1-18:
Mensah, J. (2010) “The Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme and the Health Care Needs of Ghanaians.” In Korbla Puplampu and Wisdom Tettey (eds), The Public Sphere and the Politics of Survival: Voice, Sustainability and Public Policy in Ghana (Accra: Woeli Publishing Service), pp. 163-181.
Mensah, J. and Bridi, R. (2010). “Canadian Immigration under Conditions of Globalization and Transnationality.” In Timothy P. McCauley and Janice Hill (eds.) Canadian Society: Global Perspective (Whitby, ON: de Sitter Publications) p. 167-189.
Roger Koranteng and Joseph Mensah (Dec. 2010), “Selecting Governance Indicators.” In Jones-Parry (ed.), Commonwealth Good Governance: Developing Capacity in the Public Sector (London: The Commonwealth Secretariat and Nexus Strategic Partnerships) pp. 14-20.
Mensah, J. Oppong, J.R.; and Schmidt, C. M. (2010) “Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme in the Context of the Health MDGs: An Empirical Evaluations Using Propensity Score Matching” Health Economics. Vol 19, Issue SI, page 95-106.
Mensah, J. (2009) “Doing Religion” Overseas: The Characteristics and Functions of Ghanaian Immigrants Churches in Toronto, Canada” Societies Without Borders: Human Rights and the Social Science. Volume 4, pp. 21-44.
Mensah, J; Oppong, J.R; and Schmidt, Christoph M., (2009). Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme RUHR Economics Papers # 157 Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB), Department of Economics, Bochum, Germany (20 pages).
Mensah, J. & Firang, D. (2009) “The African Diaspora in Montréal and Halifax: A Comparative Overview of the Entangled Burdens of Race, Class, and Space.” In J.W. Frazier; J.T. Darden; and NF Henry (eds.). The African Diaspora in the United States and Canada at the Dawn of the 21st Century (Binghamton, NY: Global Academic Publishing), pp. 59-72.
Mensah, J. (2008) “The African Immigrant Church and the Settlement and Integration of Africans in Canada: Preliminary Observations” Direction: Research and Policy on Eliminating Racism Canadian Race Relation Foundation. Vol. 4 No. 2 Winter, p. 83-88.
Mensah, J. (2008) Religious transnationalism among Ghanaian immigrants in Toronto: A binary logistic regression analysis” The Canadian Geographer Vol. 52. no. 3, p. 309-330.
Mensah, J. (2008). “Introduction: Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa” In J. Mensah (ed.) Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa: Contestations on the Embattled Continent” (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 1-14.
Mensah, J. (2008). “Africa and the Political Economy of Time-Space Compression and Space of Flows: Unfashionable Observations” In J. Mensah (ed) In J. Mensah (ed.) Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa: Contestations on the Embattled Continent” (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 113-134.
Mensah, J. and Oppong-Koranteng Roger (2008). “Neoliberalism Globalization and Africa: Recurrent Themes and A Way Forward” In J. Mensah (ed.) Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa: Contestations on the Embattled Continent” (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 267-270
Mensah, J. & Firang, D. (2007). “The Heterogeneity of Blacks in Ontario and the Racial Discrimination Boomerang” Our Diverse Cities/Nos diverses cités, No. 4, Fall, p. 20-25.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Cultural dimensions of globalization in Africa: A dialectical interpenetration of the local and the global” Studies in Political Economy. Vol. 77 (Spring), pp. 57-83 [Reproduce in J. Mensah (ed., 2008), Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa: Contestations on the Embattled Continent” (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 33-54.
Mensah, J. & Aidoo, R. (2006) “Economic Community of West African States: Achievements and Problems” In Kwadwo Konadu-Agyemang and Kwamina Panford (eds.) Africa’s Development in the 21st Century: Pertinent Issues, Opportunities, and Challenges (Aldershot: Ashgate), pp. 89-108.
Mensah, J. (2004-2006) “Official multiculturalism in Canada: A critique of prevailing criticism” International Journal of Diversity in Organizations, Communities and Nations, Vol. 4., p. 1139-1149; online version at: www.Diversity-Journal.com
Mensah, J. (2006) “Introduction: Understanding Economic Reforms in Africa” (pp.1-15); “Early Reformers: Introduction” (p.19-21); “Late Reformers: Introduction” (pp167-170); “Conclusion: Bringing it all together” (pp.269-275) in MENSAH, J. (ed.) Understanding Economic Reforms in Africa: A Tale of Seven Nations (Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire & New York: Palgrave Macmillan Ltd., 2006).
Mensah, J.; Oppong-Koranteng, R.; Frempah-Yeboah, K. (2006). Understanding Economic Reforms: The Case of Ghana in Mensah, J. (ed). Understanding Economic Reforms in Africa: The Tale of Seven Nations (Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire & New York: Palgrave Macmillan Ltd., 2006) pp. 106-130.
Edwards, R; Wu, S.C; Mensah, J. (2005) “City Profile: Georgetown, Guyana” CITIES: International Journal of Urban Policy and Panning, Vol. 22, Issue 6, pp. 446-454.
Mensah, J. and Fredua-Antoh, E. (2005) “Reflections on women’s indigenous organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa: A comparative study from the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana.” Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 26(1):82-101.
Mensah, J. (2005) “On the ethno-cultural heterogeneity of Blacks in our ‘EthniCities’” Canadian Issues, (Spring) pp. 72-77.
Mensah, J. (2004: Guest Editor) “Human factor theory and practice: An introduction to a critical interrogation” Review of Human Factor Studies [Special Edition] Vol. 10 No. 1, pp. 1-6.; and “The human factor framework: A Preliminary synthesis of claims and counterclaims” in the same Volume, pp. 168-184.
Mensah, J. (2004) “Integrating culture into globalization and development theory: A human factor approach” In E.O.K. Prempeh, J. Mensah, and S. Adjibolosoo (eds.) Globalization and the Human Factor: Critical Insights (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate), pp. 51-66.
Prempeh, E.O.K; Mensah, J. and Adjibolosoo, S. (2004) “Introduction: The globalization-development debate: the need for a paradigm shift” E.OK Prempeh; J. Mensah; and S. Adjibolosoo (eds.) Globalization and the Human Factor: Critical Insights (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate), p.1-8.
Mensah, J. & Rupananda, W. (2002), “Exploring the impacts of structural adjustment programs on the provision of selected economic and social services in rural Sri Lanka,” Asia-Pacific Journal of Rural Development (APJORD) Vol. 12:1 p. 32-51.
Rupananda, W. & Mensah, J. (2002), “Structural adjustment programs and rural agricultural economy: The case study of the Monaragala District of Sri Lanka,” Regional Development Studies, p. 119-137.
Mensah, J. & Firang, D. (2000) “The condition of human well-being in Africa: Revisiting the Physical Quality of Life Index (PQLI).” In Senyo Adjibolosoo (ed.). The Human Factor in Shaping the Course of History and Development. (University Press of America), p.111-135.
Adjibolosoo, S. & Mensah, J. (1998), “Demographic profile and settlement problems of African immigrants in the Vancouver Metropolitan Area of British Columbia: A human factor assessment,” Review of Human Factor Studies 4:2 p. 32-63.
Mensah, J. (1997), “Colonialism and human factor degradation in Africa,” Review of Human Factor Studies. 3:1 p. 46-64.
Mensah, J. (1996), “Treaty negotiations in British Columbia: The utility of geographic information management techniques,” Canadian Journal of Native Studies Vol. 16:1 p.1-14.
Mensah, J. (1995), “Geography, aboriginal land claims and self-government in Canada,” International Journal of Canadian Studies 12 p.261-275.
Mensah, J. (1995), “Low income housing, employment opportunities, and perceptions of the urban poor,” Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, TESG, (Journal of Economic and Social Geography) Vol. 86:4 p. 368-381.
Mensah, J. (1995), “Journey to work and job search characteristics of the urban poor: A gender analysis of a survey data from Edmonton, Alberta,” Transportation: An International Journal Devoted to the Improvement of Transportation Planning and Practice 22 p. 1- 19.
Mensah, J. (1994), “Gender, spatial constraints, and the employment activities of low income people in a local labour market,” Canadian Journal of Urban Research (CJUR) 3:2 p. 113-133.
Mensah, J., & Ironside, R.G. (1994). “Employment opportunities of the urban poor: An assessment of the spatial constraints and the mismatch hypothesis.” In J. Andrey and G. Nelson (eds.), Public Issues: A Geographic Perspective. (Waterloo: University of Waterloo Press), p.111-131.
Oppong, J.R. & Mensah, J (1994) “The Canadian health care system: Lessons from Alberta.” In S.B. Eve; B. Havens; and S.R. Ingman (eds.). The Canadian Health Care System: Lessons for the United States (Denton: University of North Texas Press), 182-201. Also published by the University Press of America under the same article and book titles p.173-192.
Mensah, J. & Whitney, A.H. (1992) “Urban environmental perception and behaviour in Africa: What gender engenders,” International Journal of Environmental Studies 40 p.141-149.
Mensah, J. & Whitney, A.H. (1991), “Some Third World environmental perception and behaviour concerning urban waste: A survey of Techiman, Ghana,” The Canadian Geographer 35:2 p. 156-165.
Entries in Major Encyclopedias
Mensah, J. (2008) “The International Labour Organization (ILO). In Philip A. O’Hare (ed) International Encyclopedia of Public Policy: Governance and Development (Perth, Australia: GPERU), p. 272-283.
Mensah, J. (2008). “International Monetary Fund (IMF).” In Philip A. O’Hare (ed) International Encyclopedia of Public Policy: Governance and Development (Perth, Australia: GPERU), p. 284-297.
Mensah, J. (2008) “The World Bank.” In Philip A. O’Hare (ed) International Encyclopedia of Public Policy: Governance and Development (Perth, Australia: GPERU), p. 434-449.
Mensah, J., (2006) “African Development Bank [ADB].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, VolI. (London: Routledge), p. 4-6.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Idi Amin.” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. I. (London: Routledge), p 36-37.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Common Market for Eastern and Southern African [COMESA].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. I. (London: Routledge), p. 369-72.
Mensah, J. (2006). “Desertification” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World Vol. I. (London: Routledge), p. 452-55.
Mensah, J. (2006). “Economic Commission for Africa [ECA].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. I. (London: Routledge), p. 528-530.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Economic Community of West African States [ECOWAS].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, VolI. (London: Routledge), p.533-37.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Ghana” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. I. (London: Routledge), p. 699-702.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Kenneth Kaunda.” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. II. (London: Routledge), p. 899-891
Mensah, J. (2006) “Kwame Nkrumah.” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. II. (London: Routledge), p.1145-47.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Organization of African Unity [OAU/AU].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. III. (London: Routledge), 1202-1205.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Southern African Development Community [SADC].” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. III. (London: Routledge) p. 1470-71.
Mensah, J. (2006) “Desmond Tutu.” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. III. (London: Routledge) p. 1580-81.
Mensah, J. (2006). “West Africa: History and Economic Development.” In Thomas Leonard (ed) Encyclopedia of the Developing World, Vol. III. (London: Routledge), p. 1693-98.
Mensah, J. (2005). “African Development Bank (ADB).” In Tim Forsyth (ed), Encyclopedia of International Development, (London: Routledge), p.6.
Mensah, J. (2005). “Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).” In Tim Forsyth (ed), Encyclopedia of International Development, (London: Routledge), p.178-89.
Mensah, J. (2005). “Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).” In Tim Forsyth (ed), Encyclopedia of International Development, (London: Routledge), p.500.
Mensah, J. (2005). “Race and Racism” In Tim Forsyth (ed), Encyclopedia of International Development, (London: Routledge), p.79-80.
Mensah, J. (2005), “Alberta.” In Will Kaufman and H.S. McPherson (eds), Britain and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History: A Multidisciplinary Encyclopedia (London: ABC-CLIO), p.76-77.
Mensah, J. 2005. “Manitoba.” In Will Kaufman and H.S. McPherson (eds), Britain and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History: A Multidisciplinary Encyclopedia (London: ABC-CLIO), p.573-574.
Mensah, J. (2005). “Saskatchewan.” In Will Kaufman and H.S. McPherson (eds), Britain and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History: A Multidisciplinary Encyclopedia (London: ABC-CLIO) p.868-870.
Mensah, J. (2005) “Yukon.” In Will Kaufman and H.S. McPherson (eds), Britain and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History: A Multidisciplinary Encyclopedia (London: ABC-CLIO) p.1097-1099.
Book Reviews
Mensah, J. (2007). Review of The African Diaspora in Canada: Negotiating Identity and Belonging. Wisdom J. Tettey and Korbla P. Puplampu (eds.) Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 235 pp. New Dawn: Journal of Black Canadian Studies [
Mensah, J. (2003). Review of Transnationalism and new African Immigration to South Africa, Jonathan Crush and David A. McDonald (eds.). Kingston, Ont.: The South African Migration Project (SAMP) and Canadian Association of African Studies.185 pp. (Book Review) The Canadian Geographer, Vol. 47, No. 3, p. 356-357.
Mensah, J. (2003). Review of On Borders: Perspectives on International Migration in Southern Africa, David A. McDonald (ed). New York: St. Martin’s Press. 302 pp. The Canadian Geographer, Vol. 47, No. 3, p. 357-358.
Mensah, J. (2002). Review of Renewing Social and Economic Progress in Africa, Dharam Ghai (ed.) New York: St. Martin’s Press Inc. 324 pp. (Book Review) Progress in Development Studies, Vol. 2: 1 p. 73-74.
Mensah, J. (2001). Review of Geography of British Columbia: People and Landscapes in Transition, by Brett McGillivray, Vancouver: UBC Press 235 pp. (Book Review) The Canadian Geographer 45:2 p. 330-31.
Mensah, J. (2000). Review of Prospering Together: The Economic Impact of the Aboriginal Title Settlements in BC, Roslyn Kunin (ed), Vancouver: The Laurier Institute 304 p, The Canadian Journal of Native Studies, Vol. 20:.2 p. 502-503.
Technical/Contract Reports and Other Productions
Mensah, J.; Oppong, J.R; Barimah, K.B; Frempong, G., and Sabi. W. (2009). An Empirical Evaluation of the Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme. A Contract Report Prepared for the Global Development Network and the Gates Foundation.
Mensah, J. & Oppong, J.R. (2007). Maternity Protection and Health Insurance in Africa: Comparative Overview of Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania. An External Collaboration Report for the Social Security Department of the International Labour Office (ILO), Geneva. Contract No. 40033238/0
Mensah, J.; Morgan, C.; Charles-Fridal, F.; LOVELL, A.; BARNES-Drummond, D.; and Philbert, L.; (2005) How do Scarborough Black Youth Access the Health Care System? (A Report by the Black Health Alliance (BHA), funded by Wellesley Central Health Corporation). (32 pages).
Mensah, J. and Adjibolosoo, S. (2000). A Practical Solution to the Urban Waste and Sanitation Problems of Techiman, Ghana. Report prepared for the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) (20 p.).
Adjibolosoo, S. & Mensah, J. (2000). A Handbook of Waste Management in Small and Medium-Sized Cities in Africa. A Manual prepared for the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) (32 p.).
Mensah, J.; Hamilton, K.; Macnamara, D.; Sato, T.; and Moniz-Lecce, S. (2000). Exploring Possibilities: Research at Undergraduate Institutions. Report on the Second Annual British Columbia University Colleges Research Conference (Nanaimo, BC). Prepared for Kwantlen University College, Surrey, British Columbia (23 p.).
RESEARCH FUNDING/GRANTS (in CND$)
External Grants

April 2010-March 2013: Principal Investigator, SSHRC Standard Research Grant to investigate “African Immigrants in Canada: Balancing National and Ethnoracial Identities in an Era of Accelerated Transnationalism” (File #: 410-2010-2504). Value: $88,120.
April 2010-June 2011: Principal Investigator, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, External Research Grant, to investigate Ghanaian and Somali Immigrants in Toronto’s Rental Market: A Comparative Cultural Overview of Housing Problems and Coping Strategies. (CR File No.: 6585-M239). Value: $23,473.
December 2009 – June 2010: Principal Investigator, Commonwealth Secretariat, London. A grant to investigate the Indicators and Measurement of Good Governance in Ghana, (Contract #: CFTC/G/CWG/575: 306346): [with Dr Roger Koranteng] Value: $15,624.
March 2007- March 2009: Principal Investigator, Bill and Melinda Gate Foundation and the Global Development Network, Global Research Competition Grant to “Evaluate Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme in the Context of the UN Millennium Development Goals in Health.” [with George Frempong, JR Oppong, Kofi Bobi-Barimah, and William Sabi] Value: $170,000
October –December 2007: Principal Investigator, Social Security Department, International Labour Organization (ILO) Contract to produce an external collaborative report on Maternity Protection and Health Insurance in Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania. Contract No: 40033238/0 [with Dr. JR. Oppong] Value: US$21,300
April 2005-April 2008: Principal Investigator, SSHRC Standard Research Grant to investigate The Dialectics of Transnational Religious Practices and Identities: The Case of Ghanaian Immigrants in Toronto Value = $84,905.
June, 2005, Co-Principal Investigator, Wellesley Central Health Corporation Grant to investigate How Scarborough Black Youth Access the Health Care System [with the Black Health Alliance of Toronto—C. Morgan, F. Charles-Fridal, A Lovell, D. Barnes-Drummond, L. Philbert] Value = $10,000.
February 2003-March 2005: Principal Investigator, Global Development Network (GDN) Research Grant to lead a three-person team on Ghana’s Case Study on Economic Reform, as part of GDN’s global project on “Understanding Reform” (With Roger Oppong Koranteng of Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) and Kwame Frempa-Yeboah of Ghana Water and Sanitation Agency, Accra) Value = $52,873.
Feb/March 2001: Project Manager, BC Ministry Responsible for Multiculturalism and Immigration. Grant for organizing ethno-racial harmony workshops (on behalf of the International Institute for Human Factor Development), Value = $5,000.
Principal Investigator, Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Award for Canadians 1999, administered by the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) to study the Urban Waste Problem of Techiman, Ghana. (With Dr. Senyo Adjibolosoo of TrinityWestern University, Langley), Value= $10,000.
April – June 1998: Principal Investigator, Ministry Responsible for Multiculturalism and Immigration, Community Liaison Division, BC. A research contract to examine The Demographic Characteristics and Settlement Service Needs of African Immigrants in Greater Vancouver (With Dr. Senyo Adjibolosoo), Value = $20,000.
Internal Grants
April 2003-April 2004: SSHRC Institutional Grant Program through York University to examine ECOWAS: Accomplishments and Challenges, with Emphasis on the Geography of Trade. Value: $3,000.
April 2003: Junior Faculty Grant, Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, to study ECOWAS Value: $1,000.
CONFERENCE PAPERS/PARTICIPATIONS
Mensah J. 2010 “Assessing the Financial Viability of Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme,” A paper presented at Special World Health Organization/Alliance for Health Policy and System Research’s Proposal Development Workshop on Assessing Efforts towards Universal Financial Risk Protection in Low and Middle Income Countries, March 22-26, Monkey Valley Resort, Cape Town, South Africa.
Mensah, J. and Oppong, JR. 2009. “Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme: Comparing the Socioeconomic and Health Characteristics of Women Members and Non-Members” A paper presented to the XIIIth International Symposium in Medical Geography, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, July 12-17.
Mensah, J. 2009 Evaluating a National Health Insurance Scheme through Quasi-Experimentation. A paper presented at the Annual Conferences of the Canadians Association of Geographers, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, May 26-30.
Mensah, J. 2009. Organizer and Presenter, Research Dissemination Workshop on “Promoting Innovative Programs from the Developing World: Towards Realizing the Health MDGs in Africa and Asia,” sponsored by the Global Development Network and the Gates Foundation, Alisa Hotel, Accra, Ghana, July 6-7.
Mensah, J. 2009. “Gender and Religion in the Context of the African Diaspora in Canada: Emerging themes from a Study of Ghanaian Immigrant Churches.” A paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of African Studies, Queens University, Kingston, Ontario, May 4-7.
Mensah, J. and Oppong JR. 2009. “Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme and the Health MDGs: An Empirical Evaluation with Propensity Score Matching.” A paper presented as part of a special session on ‘Environment and Health: Lessons Learned from Diseases and Intervention Programs in Africa’ at the Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Las Vegas, Nevada, Wed. March 25.
Oppong, JR and Mensah, J. 2009. “Maternity Protection and Health Insurance in Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania.” A paper presented as part of a special session on ‘Environment and Health: Lessons Learned from Diseases and Intervention Programs in Africa’ at the Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), Las Vegas, Nevada, Wed. March 25.
Mensah, J. and Oppong, JR. 2009, “An Evaluation of Ghana’s National Health Insurance Schemes: Major Findings.” A paper presented as part of GDN Workshop on Global Health, York Royal Hotel, York, United Kingdom, January 15-19, 2009.
Mensah, J. 2008. “Methodological Considerations and Preliminary Findings: Evaluating the Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme” A paper presented to the 9th Annual Global Development Conference, Workshop # 8: Promoting Innovative Programs from Developing World: Towards Realizing the health MDGs in the Africa and Asia, Citigate Sebel Hotel, Brisbane, Australia. January 29-February 2.
Mensah, J. 2008.Organizer, Presenter, Symposium on Ghanaian Immigrant Churches in Toronto” York University, Toronto,October 24, 2008.
Mensah, J. Williams, C. and Aryee, E. 2008. “Gender, Religious Transnationalism and the African Diaspora in Canada” A paper presented at a Conference on Transnationalism and the African Diaspora in Canada, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, November 6-9, 2008.
Mensah, J and Oppong, JR. “Empirical Evaluation of Ghana’s National Health Insurance Schemes” Paper presented at the Rheinisch-Westfälisches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (RWI), Essen, Germany (upon a special invitation by Professor Christoph Schmidt, President of RWI) August 3-8, 2008.
Mensah, J. 2007. Invited Presenter, A Workshop on Health Research Methodology, Organized by the Global Development Network, Cairo, Egypt, August 8-13th, 2007.
Frempong, G; Mensah, J; and MA XIN “Access to Postsecondary Education: Can Quality Schools Compensate for Socioeconomic Disadvantage?” A paper presented at the 41st Annual Meeting of the Canadian Economic Association (CEA), Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, June1-3, 2007.
Mensah, J. and Frempong, G. 2007. “Propensity Score Matching and the Evaluation of Health Insurance Schemes.” A paper presented at a special invited workshop in conjunction with Global Development Network’s 5th Annual Global Research on Health, Rheinisch-Westfälisches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (RWI), Essen, Germany, May 11-13, 2007.
Mensah, J. “Doing Religion Overseas: The Characteristics and Social Functions of Ghanaian Immigrant Churches in Toronto, Canada” A paper presented to the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers’ (AAG) Conference, San Francisco, California, April 17-21, 2007. I also chaired a special session on Christian Missions and Christians Overseas, sponsored by the Geography of Religions and Belief Systems Specialty Group and the African Specialty Group in conjunction wit my presentation.
Mensah, J. “An Evaluation of Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme in the Context of the Health Millennium Development Goals.” A paper presented at a Special Workshop at the 8th Annual Global Development Conference, Beijing, China,January 13-19, 2007.
Mensah, J. “Transnational Religious Practices and Identities among Ghanaian Immigrants in Toronto: A Preliminary Commentary.” A paper presented at the Annual Conference of the American Association of Geographers (AAG), Chicago IL, March 7-11, 2006.
Mensah, J. “Employment equity in Canada: A government program under siege,” A paper presented to the 5th Annual International Conference in Organization, Communities and Nations, Beijing, China, June 30 to July 3, 2005.
Mensah, J. “Cultural dimensions of globalization in Africa: A dialectical interpenetration of the local and the global.” A paper presented at Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Denver, Colorado, April 6-10, 2005.
Mensah, J. “Official Multiculturalism in Canada: Critique of Prevailing Criticism.” A paper presented at the 4th International Conference on Diversity in Organization, Communities and Nations, UCLA, Los Angeles.July 6-9, 2004.
Chaired a conference session on “A Conceptual Dialogue with Data,” Gender & Work Database Conference, York University, Toronto, September 30 to October 2, 2004.
Mensah, J. & Aidoo, R. (2004) “Regional Economic Integration and Development: The ECOWAS Experience.” A paper presented at the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association of Geographers at Université de Moncton, Moncton, New Brunswick, May 25 – 29.
Mensah, J. (2004) “Insights into Ghana’s Structural Adjustment Programs.” A paper presented at the 5th Annual Global Development Conference, New Delhi, India, January 24 - 30.
Mensah, J. (2003). “Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS): Achievements, Problems and Prospects.” A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), New Orleans, LA; March 5 - 8.
Mensah, J. (2003) “Understanding Reform: The Case of Ghana.” A paper presented at the 4th Annual Global Development Conference, Cairo, Egypt, January 14 - 21.
Mensah, J. and Fredua-Antoh, E. (2001) “Mobilizing Indigenous Women in Sub-Sahara Africa: Women’s Organizations in the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana.” A paper presented at the Western Conferences of Canadian Association of Geographers (WCAG), University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, March 8 - 10.
Mensah, J. (1998), “The Condition of Human Well-being in Africa: Revisiting the Physical Quality of Life Index (PQLI).” A paper presented at the Western Conferences of Canadian Association of Geographers (WCAG), KwantlenUniversityCollege, Surrey, BC, March 12 - 14.
Mensah, J. (1998), “Community, Territoriality, and the City: Reasserting the Significance of Space in Social Discourse.” A Paper Presented to the Biennial Meeting of the Western Association of Sociology and Anthropology, hosted by Kwantlen University College at the Coast Plaza Hotel, Vancouver, BC, May 15 - 16, (Chaired of a session on Spatial Approaches to Community and Security).
Mensah, J. (1993). “Location of Low Income Housing and Employment Opportunities: An Edmonton Case study.” A Paper Presented to the Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of Geographers, CarletonUniversity, Ottawa, Ontario, May 30 - June 8.
Mensah, J. and Oppong, J.R. (1993), “The Canadian Health System: Lessons from Alberta for the United States.” A Paper Presented to the Conference on the Canadian Health Care System: Lessons for the United States held at the University of North Texas Health Science Centre, Fort Worth, Texas, April 2.
Mensah, J. and Ironside, R.G. (1992), “Spatial Constraints and Employment Opportunities of the Urban Poor: An Assessment of the Mismatch Hypothesis.” A paper presented to the Canadian Association of Geographers, Annual Conference, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, May 20 – 24.
Mensah, J. and Owusu, F.Y. (1991), “Migration and Regional Development in Africa: The Case of the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana.” A paper presented to the Canadian Association of Geographers, Annual Conference, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, June 3 - 8.
Special Presentation to Professional Organizations/Participations in Workshops
Mensah, J. 2009. One of two Presenters, Atkinson-Arts Workshop on Non-Tri-Council Funding for the Social Sciences, Wednesday, April 22 York University. TEL 2114.
Mensah, J. 2009. One of seven participants, Roundtable Discussion on Social Justice with York University’s Chancellor Roy McMurtry, Engaging Research, Atkinson Research Celebration Day, Tuesday, April 14, 2009, CIBC Lobby, Accolade East.
Mensah, J. 2009. Theorizing/Methodizing Place under Conditions of Tansnationality and Deterritorialization. A presentation to a Special Roundtable on Theorizing/Methodizing Place,” organized by Kevin Dejesus for the at the Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of Geographers, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, May 27.
Mensah, J. “Mobilizing African Diaspora for Development: The Case of Ghanaian Immigrants in Canada.” World Bank Institute Video-Conference, YorkUniversity Site, Lead Presenter, Toronto,Tuesday May, 24, 2005.
Mensah, Convener, “Race, Place and Communities under Pressure.” CERIS Grad Students’ Symposium, (Roundtable Discussion), McLaughlinCollege, YorkUniversity, Toronto, November 10, 2005.
Mensah, J. 2007. Conference Rapporteur and Participant. “Leadership, Learning Institutes and Public Services.” A Conference of the Commonwealth Association for Public Administration and Management (CAPAM), at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, Accra, Ghana. November 7-9,
Mensah, X. Invited Participant in a Special Conversation on Canadian Multiculturalism Act, organized by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, as part of 9th National Metropolis Conference, Upper Canada Room, Royal York Hotel, Toronto,4th March, 2007. Contact person: John Biles.
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  Donna C. Flanagan of Penticton family history 09/05/2020 at 10:12 PM

  Donna C..Flanagan Family history ... the real story

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Count

Offence Date

Statute

Nature

Accused

City Of Offence

43635-1-K

1

15-Jan-2016

CCC - 266 Assault

Commit

TARRAS, MARTYN Scott

Penticton BC

43635-2

1

12-Sep-2016

CCC - 732.2(3)(a) Application: Change probation optional conditions

TARRAS, MARTYN Scott

43635-3

1

28-Nov-2016

CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond

TARRAS, MARTYN Scott

43635-4

1

21-Dec-2016

CCC - 732.2(3)(b) Application to be relieved of compliance with cond

TARRAS, MARTYN Scott

 Sherry Jane Endersby has been harassing Bruce and his family online for 3+ years. She has also called him numerous times on both her phone and Bills and texts him continually, saying the same things ever and ever, even at 1am in the morning waking him when he has to get up for work at 4am. The numbers she posted below don’t check out and the people who did answer on the other end were not Bruce, nor do they know Bruce. Her harassing phone calls were getting so bad, he had to change his phone number. Now there is no contact. But she is desperate to continually attempt to reach him including emailing him.

All her posts are copy and paste text that can be edited at anytime by anyone, there is no actual proof. No screen shot or documentation to back up our claims, it’s false and untrue, thus bears no validity. There are nearly 1200 online posts from sherry calling Bruce everything in the book. I have posted a screenshot of these. And to top it all off, she has called his employer on two separate occasions, once in February and once recently, making accusations against him that can not be proved nor are there any police file numbers. It is merely here say and her word against his.

This has been checked and verified by multiple people including his employers. Her complaints have been filed under "G” for garbage. Once they realized she was an estranged family member out for vengeance with an inability to move on with her life. So once again sherry loses, like the loser she is in life. Bruce has moved on with his life and replaced sherry and bill with people of integrity. So why can’t she? Her online smear campaigns shows of this and now that she can no longer call or text to harass Bruce she emailed him just this morning with a made up word document as an attachment. She posts that she emailed ICBC, and they respond asking her to call them back, yet there is no documentation of this and vehicles are insured by Bruce with no questions asked.

No one from ICBC has called, emailed or sent any letters. She posts that she emailed the RCMP, and they respond with asking her call their number and press 1. There is no documentation of this either. The RCMP have no file number, nor have they called, emailed, knocked at the door or sent out any letters. All sherry has now is the internet. I suppose her common law husband thinks this is acceptable behaviour, since he chooses to be ignorant to all of this until now. She passes messages along about her and Bills conversations saying things like Bill wishes he never had kids and that he wishes Bruce was in a pine box because that’s the only time he want to see him. What’s that supposed to mean? He wishes death to come upon his son? Is that a threat or warning of some sort?

Other than your typed out accusations of a call log, or typed out versions of emails or word document... with out hard copy and or screenshots and valid links, your accusations on or defence claims bear no weight.

Bruce did not comment here, neither did anyone else you are posing to be.

so please show us yours for real and not a copy and paste fake email and call log. 

When calling those numbers you posted, no one by the name of Bruce answered on the other end... so please try again and post your email to the RCMP. All you have is your email to them and their response to you is to call them back and press 1... yet you have no follow through. Where is their response, other then them talking you to call their number?

No RCMP file number.... This has been checked and verified on multiple occasions.

The same with ICBC, they are unaware about your accusations. All vehicles insured with no questions asked.

Oh and by the way... ADT and Telus both think Sherry Jane is Insane, who goes and calls someone's employer to tattle on them? Only a crazy obsessed individual with severe lack of social issues. So go ahead and keep phoning his employer and we will see how far it goes.... your complaints are filed under "G" for garbage. Nice try, once again you lose at life.

And now since you can not call, you email... Nice word document you by the way... looks fake and made up by someone who lacks computer skills.

The more you go on and on about Bruce, the more and more obsessed and insane you look. You have nothing but your internet smear compaigne and never will.

You can start the blame game all you want but ...... really???  Smoking and effect on fetus’s Teeth: Anatomy and Development of the Mouth and Teeth

Teeth start developing in the unborn baby. Good nutrition from the mother during pregnancy is important in tooth development. The mother's diet should have adequate amounts of calcium, phosphorus, vitamin C, and vitamin D. Certain medicines (such as tetracycline) should not be taken during pregnancy. These can cause the unborn baby’s developing teeth to be discolored. There are 4 main stages of tooth development:

"In addition to affecting physical health, in utero exposure to maternal smoking may have adverse effects on cognitive ability, neurological health and behavior of infants and children. Neurodevelopment encompasses several neurological and psychomotor skills including fine and gross motor, language, and social adaptation skills and may be considered an early form of not only health but also human capital as several of these earlier skills are strongly predictive of standard measures of human capital such as education and cognitive performance later in life as highlighted below.

The adverse effects of prenatal smoking on child neurodevelopment may include poor language development and reduction in cognitive functioning. Key et al. (2007) find that infants exposed to maternal smoking in utero have both delayed response to sound and a lower ability to discriminate between sounds after birth, which impact later language skills (Fried 1989; Molfese 2000). Prenatal exposure to smoking may also reduce the child’s motor performance, mental development (measured by the Bayley Scales of Infant Development), IQ scores, and language development through age three years (Fried 1989; Fried and Watkinson 1988; Gusella and Fried 1984; Obel et al. 1998; Richardson, Day, and Goldschmidt 1995).5

Prenatal smoking may also increase the risks of several child behavioral problems including externalization of aggressive and hyperactive behavior, prolonged periods of verbal or physical aggression and/or socially undesirable behavior (conduct disorder) throughout childhood, and delinquency in later childhood (Faden and Graubard 2000; Herrmann, King, and Weitzman 2008; Olds et al. 1994). Several of these behavioral health problems have adverse effects on future human capital. For example, Currie et al. (2010) report lower probability of 12th grade completion by age 17 years and increases in welfare use for children who had ADHD earlier in life compared to their siblings without ADHD.

There is evidence for long-lasting adverse effects of prenatal smoking on some human capital measures throughout childhood, adolescence and adulthood. Individuals who were exposed to maternal smoking in utero have lower scores on spelling, language and math assignments and tests through later childhood and teenage years (Bastra 2003) as well as deficits in auditory and visual processing (Fried 2002). Milberger et al. (1998) find that male children aged 6–17 years of women who smoked during pregnancy have significantly lower IQ scores overall compared to those who were born of non-smoking women. Case et al. (2005) report reduced employment at age 33 and 42 years among men exposed to moderate or heavy prenatal smoking. Other adverse long-term effects on human capital through increased prevalence of ADHD, externalizing behavior (Stene-Larsen 2009), criminal arrests, hospitalization for psychiatric disorders and conduct disorder (Wakschlag et al. 1997) are also found to have a dose-response relationship to maternal smoking during pregnancy (Brennan et al. 2002; Ernst, Moolchan, and Robinson 2001;

· The first stage begins in the unborn baby at about 6 weeks of pregnancy (gestation). This is when the basic substance of the tooth forms.

· Next, the hard tissue that surrounds the teeth is formed around 3 to 4 months of gestation***.***

Bruce W. Tarras of Chilliwack forged my signature on my vehicle registration..... he is so desperate to stop me from telling though isn't he???

Bruce W. Tarras of Chilliwack texted this on his cell phone .. all day long in fact

Feb 19, 2020 604-847-3237 7:08 am .. call blocked at me end by me and not answered .. still inbound calling

Thursday February 20, 2020 604-614-4282 cell phone used this time at 4:30 am in order to get past my call block .. short text received .. not too nice604-614-4282 ADT employee starting at 3:45 am on Feb 21 020 and finally ending after multiple calls throughout the day until 4:43 pm.. Initial calls started December 05, 2019 from telephone number 604-847-2137 7:22 pm and ending up sending some rather scandalous texts all the way trough to 4:43 pm February 21 2020. ADT has a criminal on their payroll out of the Burnaby, B. C. Canada office. I think they should do something about it.

Call Log:

Dec 05, 2019 604-847-3127 7:22pm .. call blocked..not answered

Dec 05, 2019 604-847-3127 7:23 pm ..call blocked ..not answered

Jan 21, 2020 604-847-3237 11:16 am .. call blocked ..not answered

Jan 21, 2020 604-327-3237 11:09 am .. call blocked ..not answered

Jan 25, 2020 604-847-3237 5:22 pm ..call blocked .. not answered

Jan 27, 2020 604-847-3237 11:22 am .. call blocked .. not answered again at my end as this number had been blocked for years

Feb 1. 2020 604-847-3237 1:00 pm ..call blocked ..not answered ..blocked again at my end

Feb 1, 2020 604-847-3237 1:00 pm .. call blocked by me again and not answered ..number had been blocked for years and he has still kept calling me.

Friday February 21, 2020 1:01 am multiple texts got through and woke me up 604-614-4282 cell phone used this time again … 16 total messengers texts in from Bruce W. Tarras cell phone number from 1:01 am in the morning and progressing throughout the day until 4:40 pm on this Friday … texts were some short and some longer longests was 18 lines of text on messenger.. who has time for this when they are working????

https://twitter.com/nomorenonsense9/status/1237296410564812800/photo/2

Thank you for your email Sherry.

Kindly contact the Ridge-Meadows RCMP Detachment at 604-463-6251 and choose option 1 to contact a Report Taker. We look forward to hearing from you are your earliest convenience.

Respectfully,

xxxxxx RCMP Detachment

Detachment de Ridge-Meadows

604-463-6251

Well now, just read this report on the web. Interesting to say the least. Let's start by your comment of being spoon fed...that's hilarious because it appears that you are being spoon fed by the boys and mostly the youngin...

In para one you were correct on a couple of things but the dis-honourable discharge is interesting seeing that I have paperwork here that says HONOURABLE..Hmmm. Where the hell did you get that one ? Senility setting in or dimentia ? So the oldest boy did have those issues when he was young here here is is in 202 eating what he wants, drinking what he wants, smoking cigarettes and weed so how's that working ? Looking after two kids for a few months Aww feel so sorry for ya tell that to a single mother raising children. LOL

Now here comes the spoon feeding part. Left him in the good Ole USA huh with no money or ID. What a total and complete account of BULLSH*T ( similar to telling his old Landlady that his nephew had died ) He was brought home the same time as myself to Windsor not Toronto and flew home...hmmmm again. Tell that little f*cker to get his stories straight as I have many more....

In any event, I felt it time to weigh in on this crap and you had beeter confron those two about their lies and what stories you are being told have tell them to have Mommie to stop having to fight their battles.

 I’m Bruce Tarras’s neighbour of 6 years, I know for a fact that he is not a racist like his ex step mother (his fathers common law wife), accuses him of. In fact he recently had renovations done to his home which faces mine and I felt the need to take pics of the crew that he had hired to do the work. Oddly enough, the were of East Indian decent.

This is what she’s posting on the world forum, that Bruce began texting her at 3:30am not 1am like she states in her rebuttals All of her posts are the same. Copy and paste. When I fact it was her that texted him at 1am. " truthteller February 27, 2020 7:03 pm Reply I'm the Author of Original Report! Bruce w. tarras kept continually texting me on Feb 21 starting after 3:30 am in the morning and ending after going on throughout the day until 4:43 pm when I am sure he should have been working.

Aside from the evidence presented on the link you can use up above I have many others that are available as well. The phone number he used was 1(604)614-4282. Prior to this this activity started on February 15 from his landline but I had blocked it previously but unfortunately he used his cell phone this time as well as(it appears) another number which most likely he should not have been using.”

 Sherry Jane Endersby Needs a Family History Lesson. It appears that you have only been spoon fed half truths your entire life with your common law husband. Sit down and listen, because school is in session. Their father was 17 when he enlisted in the military. Because he was underage, his father signed him up. Shortly after that, he received a dis-hounerable discharge for assaulting his superior officer.

One of the sons was abused by a care taker when he was very young and the proper care by a qualified physiologist was not allowed because it was a too expensive and, the boy was told to suck it up and be a man. The eldest boy is lactose intolerant and allergic to several foods, mould and fungus including penicillin. Do you know what happens when children can not drink milk or have any dairy along with many other nutritious foods?

Of course not, you’ve never raised any children of your own, and thank god for the human race that you didn’t reproduce. Anyway back on topic... Their bones and teeth do not gat the calcium that they need to grow stronger, they in-fact deteriorate. The eldest boy has broken every bone in his body, through out his lifetime, not to mention being in a near fatal ATV accident, breaking his back, dislocating his jaw and knocking his upper teeth out.

Yet you mock him for his appearance and lack of teeth? How dare you mock victims of circumstances beyond their control. Their father was charged with fraud and embezzlement and went to jail he spent 2 years at the Mission Institution for his crime. This left the stay at home mom to care for 2 boys aged 8 and 12 who played hockey and football at the time. This incurred a lot of debt and the family never really had a lot of money after that. If there was even $10,000 to their name, it was likely from Their fathers illegal activity and or proceeds of crime. Otherwise it would be in a bank account.

After this, Their father was always looking to earn cash any which way he could to skirt paying taxes, even if it was illegal. He took his youngest son across the border to engage in some sort of illegal activity and when the FBI caught onto him, he fled and flew back to Toronto. Abandoning his 18 year old son somewhere in the middle of USA, with no money or ID, in a strange country where he didn’t know how to get back home. Their father used to run a used car lot and when people owed him money, he would call up one of his shady buddies to go collect.

If the individuals didn’t have the money to pay up, they would take their car and the father would force his eldest son to sign the papers over so the car could be resold. This happened on a regular basis. You say that everything is in your name? And that you can do whatever you want with it, including harassing the boys via phone calls and text messages, provoking them to respond. Doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure that one out, Their fathers a criminal and is skirting around having to pay taxes, thus putting everything in your name alleviates him from the burden of having it all taken away when he is caught.

Including your so called green van, yes it was in your name, but Their father drove it as you had your own car and the van was for Him to drive. So once again he wanted it sold and forced his eldest son to sign the paperwork. Let me spell that out for you. Your husband is a criminal. Plain and simple a con. When you think you know everything about the family, you actually have no clue. But now you know a little background on the family and their father, let that sink in for a while and please feel free to ask him about all of this.

I highly doubt he will be honest, after all he is a con... and will just deflect and place blame on the mother or whatever excuse he can come up with. He is the reason why the boys ended up the way they did, they watched their father their entire life, after all father knows best. Right? Oh silly me, I forgot... I’m speaking to someone who has never had or raised a family, and knows nothing of what that’s about, yet seems to "know it all”.

Bruce W Tarras of Chilliwack and an ADT employee sent out a Facebook petition titled:   "Can you spare a minute to help Bruce Tarras?"    "Free Tommy Robinson".  This was after he said that he would not let an East Indian person into his house, the Irish were slaves too and then of course came the support peition on the Change.org platform of which I have a copy. 

Bruce also made sure to private message mewith a picture of hi girlfriend, Cynthia Lynn McNabb, wearing a T shirt with the word Proud on the back of it!!!  Proud of what ... proud of being a racist perhaps???  Then came the calls in from December 05, 2019 auntil the third week of February 2020 

Call Log:

Bruce W. Tarras of Chilliwack forged my signature on my vehicle registration..... he is so desperate to stop me from telling though isn't he???

Bruce W. Tarras of Chilliwack texted this on his cell phone .. all day long in fact 604-614-4282 ADT employee starting at 3:45 am on Feb 21 020 and finally ending after multiple calls throughout the day until 4:43 pm.. Initial calls started December 05, 2019 from telephone number 604-847-2137 7:22 pm and ending up sending some rather scandalous texts all the way trough to 4:43 pm February 21 2020. ADT has a criminal on their payroll out of the Burnaby, B. C. Canada office. I think they should do something about it.

Call Log:

Dec 05, 2019 604-847-3127 7:22pm .. call blocked..not answered

Dec 05, 2019 604-847-3127 7:23 pm ..call blocked ..not answered

Jan 21, 2020 604-847-3237 11:16 am .. call blocked ..not answered

Jan 21, 2020 604-327-3237 11:09 am .. call blocked ..not answered

Jan 25, 2020 604-847-3237 5:22 pm ..call blocked .. not answered

Jan 27, 2020 604-847-3237 11:22 am .. call blocked .. not answered again at my end as this number had been blocked for years

Feb 1. 2020 604-847-3237 1:00 pm ..call blocked ..not answered ..blocked again at my end

Feb 1, 2020 604-847-3237 1:00 pm .. call blocked by me again and not answered ..number had been blocked for years and he has still kept calling me.

Feb 19, 2020 604-847-3237 7:08 am .. call blocked at me end by me and not answered .. still inbound calling

Thursday February 20, 2020 604-614-4282 cell phone used this time at 4:30 am in order to get past my call block .. short text received .. not too nice

Friday February 21, 2020 1:01 am multiple texts got through and woke me up 604-614-4282 cell phone used this time again … 16 total messengers texts in from Bruce W. Tarras cell phone number from 1:01 am in the morning and progressing throughout the day until 4:40 pm on this Friday … texts were some short and some longer longests was 18 lines of text on messenger.. who has time for this when they are working????

Sherry Jane Endersby, (((REDACTED))) Penticton BC, is an ex step mother of Bruce and Martyn. They had a falling out 3 years ago when the biological mother of the boys moved to town and she was so jealous and enraged she caused a fight with the eldest son. She has called the RCMP, contacted ICBC, both sons employers and has harassed their spouses and their mother. DO NOT GET ON HER BAD SIDE! She will spend every waking moment of every day posting lies and airing dirty laundry via the internet.

There was no crime committed and no arrests were made EVER. There is no police file on any of these people, this has been checked and verified with the ridge meadows RCMP Detachment. Thus Sherry is merely attempting to defame the men since the falling out. Shes vigilant in her online smear campaign. Even though we have had multiple of her social media accounts banned, she pops up with more. The RCMP, ICBC AND ADT, have not followed up, so phone calls, no letters, no emails and no knocks on the door.

Sherry Jane Endersby, she began to text Bruce Tarras starting at 1am that same Friday. She has been harassing him and his family for 3 years until he changed his phone number. Now all she has is the internet. Here is her disturbing text at 1:00 in the morning. "F*ck you crackhead. I know about Jolene ex hubby you see. Bet you had a chance at that Coke Bk in the day. go Irish slave yourself you racist self important toothless in effectual short little boy. What do you do while listening to Al Jazeera by the way???????

I know about the license plates what you did at Belmont in Father’s Day Larry Cubine was the one that sold me the green van. Penalty runs to amend of years in jail for more yes than you would care to know about. Now why do we not talk about that one for a while???? See Carla came to see when your dad went to Mexico and that is when I called the Ridge Meadows RCMP. I know so much you would be surprised. I know as well as all the others do in Alberta about 50 K your mother removed from your dad safe when he was out of the house as well. Proceeds of crime I guess. But there is a trail of cash going into your bank account most likely unless she decided to hide it in her mattress LMFAO.

Check out your nice pics of yourself you will see in numerous places. The YR mom is mom spent almost every day and blah blah a mental ward in Alberta and her father died drunk driving and used to beat both his first and second wives. How nice you Flannigans Rr stay away from here. Does restraining order makes sense. Forgery is a crime you would not believe the info I have found out. You’re greedy selfish b*****d why not just call the RCMP perhaps Constable Willis or Granger your so-called friends or maybe my cousins who works in your area and married his boss bosses daughter LMFAO.

F*ck you you bet they are paying attention I can charge you with forgery as you well know I love it you redneck low brow knuckle dragger good old Alabama manga hot Trump loving for chow racist pig do not go into the Barley Mill. Owned by my family friend Ted and his family who are in fact east Indian. The colour of people you do not like. I have never in my life expected the type of actions and words come from the mouth of a real Canadian. Cretan you are for sure. But you do not know that word. LMFAO you racist gum. You are a disgrace.

You would not believe what our friends are saying about you. I have been to a house party and chilliwack house on by an East Indian family and my best friend in the world is the type you said you would not allow in your home. Disgusting. Especially the Irish slaves thing you believe disgusting. Especially since Jolene might have educated on a few things she loaned me a book the underground railway. My presumption is you still have some issues re-her previous hubby. Do you know what people say about black guys. I guess maybe you feel you did not measure up. Lafayette,. Too funny. Good one for next ladies night.

I am so happy that you have been able to provide us with such entertainment. Have a nice night you were in adequate little b*****d. Go have a joint to settle your perseverance and be nice to deck chairs in the future. Well. At least try. Do not hold up hope for you in that regard though. No you are snivelling cry baby mama’s boy that you are. Go tell mama and daddy maybe she can call someone in Alberta again. Too funny. BTW. I have some nice long talks with some very informative people from your past very illuminating. I have the real Everything I have said our Re U is true W witnesses of course and has been documented for years now this date of the original stuff. Do so what you will boy. He has some choice words for you mommy boy.

Well you will see. Bruce the thing is when you actually dared to say after all that I have done for you and that Racist crap it was the most ignorant and foul things I’ve ever heard in my life. I wish we were not slaves and your ideas about that in the store is bizarre like your father would say this would be like thinking Francisco and Lupita are running a drug cartel from the store they are not. They are well educated people who have become friends and that is all. No paranoia here. You are a strange indeed. Probably the most ignorant person I have ever had the displeasure to set eyes on in my entire life. Oh Em Gee. No wonder Joel and I left you and called you that kind of guy.

Why the Valemont incident and what about Dwayne at the club you could not join???? Oh and Dwayne think about actually how I said it actually how I said it would they took over the club and kicked him out wasn’t racist it was actually allow an already made group into the one he was starting and lo and behold they took over. Joanna told me what happened. She does. Plus I know Cynthia told me about you. Behind your back as well. Go figure. You have to be mean to her because you were broughtUp in a military family. Pathetic. That is your choice to be the way you are. And bragging to me about the wallet and stealing credit cards and cash for a shirt and hotdogs. Who does that. I have found a Wallet as well at Coquitlam centre and I took it to the lost and found with your dad because we are not like you. How would you feel if it was your wallet??? Do I am repulsed at you.

What about seeing that you would not letting East Indian person in your house. Curious? What about the people in the store stay away from them if you don’t like them. I have proof you. You cannot argue with the fact it is my signature and no one else is. That is a serious crime. Take your explanation that one away why don’t you???? not possible is it???? I am the person plus easily available through I CBC in motor vehicle branch etc. so there you go. Whatever will you do???? There is always documentation to verify my and Larry combines sold and transferred to me. Hilarious. There is no teeth in your argument. Pun intended. -Sherry”