Is there Rule of Law in Canada?
The Equibit Lawsuit.
A Canadian technology company was deliberately destroyed.
Its founder was driven out of the country.
Four separate lawsuits now stand as the public record of what happened.
Inform yourself and join our fight for the most basic right of all – the Right to be treated fairly by our government and justice system.
Is there Rule of Law in Canada?
The Equibit Lawsuit.
The Lawsuits
Four Lawsuits. One Pattern.
What began as the destruction of a Canadian blockchain company has become a multi-year legal battle exposing infiltration, sabotage, judicial interference, and the systematic targeting of a private citizen reminiscent of the Stasi’s Zersetzung, a secret program used to psychologically torture thousands of East Germans.
These are the cases.
01
2020 | Court File No. CV-20-00645492-0000
The Assassination of Equibit
02
2021 | Court File No. CV-21-00654929-0000
The Smear Campaign
03
2026 | Court File No. CV-26-00015305-0000
CSIS Officer Exposed
04
2026 | Court File No. CV-26-00017856-0000
SEO Poisoning
Rest In Peace
Redmond Weissenberger
1975 – 2025
In Memoriam
Redmond Weissenberger founded the Ludwig von Mises Institute of Canada in 2011 and served as its Executive Director and Chairman. He built the organization from the ground up to fill a clear gap in Canadian intellectual life: the near-total absence of serious, institutional advocacy for the Austrian School of economics, sound money, private property, and non-interventionist principles.
Under his leadership Mises Canada organized scholars’ conferences, launched an academic journal (The Journal of Prices & Markets), published analysis, and created a platform for Canadian students and professionals to engage with the ideas of Mises, Rothbard, and Hoppe. Redmond brought to the work both practical experience as an industrial designer and a deep personal commitment to understanding the real causes of boom-and-bust cycles. Chris Horlacher served alongside him from the early stages as Vice-Chairman and Treasurer, contributing financial and operational expertise while the Institute was still finding its feet.
The progressive derailment of Redmond’s life and the effective neutralization of the Institute he built occurred over the same multi-year period in which Equibit Group was infiltrated, sabotaged, and driven into prolonged legal warfare. Both men were engaged in projects that challenged prevailing monetary and regulatory orthodoxy in Canada. Both saw their institutional efforts systematically undermined. Redmond died in Budapest on 12 March 2025.
His story is not peripheral. It is another documented node in a wider pattern of disruption directed at independent voices and institutions that refused to remain silent.
The full examination of the circumstances surrounding Redmond Weissenberger, the fate of Mises Canada, and the temporal overlap with the campaign against Equibit is set out here:
What’s At Stake?
The Rule of Law Is Being Dismantled in Real Time
When the government is caught, it does not settle. It changes the rules — or simply destroys them.
In the CSIS case, the Attorney General filed a Statement of Defence 13 months late. The Office of the Information Commissioner later issued a final report that directly contradicts key claims in that defence, confirming that CSIS was withholding relevant records, including information received from foreign partners and evidence of ongoing operations against Equibit and its founder.
Separately, a default judgment obtained against a key defendant was set aside by Justice Merritt in a decision so flawed it is now the subject of a formal investigation by the Canadian Judicial Council. The same court system that demands strict compliance from ordinary litigants has repeatedly refused to apply its own Rules of Civil Procedure to the Crown.
This is no longer just about one company or one man. It is about whether Canadian courts and oversight bodies will continue to function as an independent check on state power — or whether they will become instruments for protecting intelligence agencies from accountability.
If this stands, any Canadian who challenges the state can expect the same treatment.
What Can You Do?
Silence Protects Them. Exposure Protects Us.
The only thing that has ever forced movement in this case is public attention. Every share, every email, every person who learns the timeline makes it harder for the institutions involved to keep pretending nothing is happening.
Here’s how you can help right now:
Share the evidence
Demand answers from the Attorney General
Contact national security oversight bodies
Support the legal fight
Share the evidence
Demand answers from the Attorney General
Contact national security oversight bodies
Support the legal fight
The record is public. The lawsuits are real. The only missing piece is enough people paying attention.
Chris Horlacher is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA) and the founder of Equibit Group Ltd. He holds Canadian Securities Institute certifications (including the Chief Financial Officers and Partners, Directors and Senior Officers designations) and completed CFA Level I.
Published work
Chris fled Canada in 2021, settling in Mexico with his wife and two children. He is the principal responsible for the public documentation of the Equibit Group proceedings on this site.
Recent News
Updates on the progress of the Equibit lawsuits.
- Equibit v. Wosnack et al
Equibit Group Ltd. and Chris Horlacher have commenced a new action in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice against Nathan Wosnack and Ubitquity, LLC. The
- Evidence Files
Equibit Group Ltd. has documented a sustained pattern of online interference that closely matches the hallmarks of a large-scale, persistent SEO poisoning campaign. The pattern
- Equibit v. AGC et al
On May 20, 2026, Equibit Group Ltd. filed a formal complaint with the Canadian Judicial Council (CJC) against Justice Loretta P. Merritt of the Ontario
- Evidence Files
In what is becoming a clear and predictable pattern, Wise (formerly TransferWise) has joined Revolut in abruptly de-banking Chris Horlacher and companies associated with him.
- Media
Equibit Group Ltd. is pleased to share Chris Horlacher’s latest appearance on Liquid Lunch with That Channel, in an episode titled “Built to Fail: Business
- Evidence Files
On November 27, 2025, Chris Horlacher’s primary workstation — a high-end CLX desktop — suffered a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) during the uninstallation of