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The Government of Canada, with the aid of the Ontario Superior Court, is deliberately obstructing the course of justice and using every possible means to hide their criminal treatment of a Canadian tech company and founder.
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The Equibit Lawsuit
The Facts
What's going on?
In August 2020 the Canadian software development company, Equibit Group Ltd., filed a lawsuit against the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) and several former employees alleged to have been officers and/or informants, who led the company into a sophisticated entrapment scheme involving the Ontario Securities Commission.
In 2021 another lawsuit was filed by the company against other employees (likely informants themselves) and investors who, after CSIS’s entrapment scheme failed, conspired to not only irreparably harm the firm, but personally destroy the reputation and career of the founder and visionary, Chris Horlacher.
Since then, the government has resorted to every illegal means imaginable, short of murder, to put an end to these lawsuits. In the process, the Rules of Civil Procedure in Ontario have been thoroughly destroyed, the right to a fair trial has been shattered, and the future of the nation hangs in the balance.
Dozens of attempts to unlawfully hack into the devices and cars of the plaintiffs have been logged. Even malware sophisticated enough to evade Crowdstrike sensors have been deployed against us. This lawsuit has become just as much a cyberwar as a legal battle, leaving Chris Horlacher with no choice but to flee Canada in 2021 and continue the litigation from a safer vantage point.
Timeline
A lot has happened since filing these lawsuits in 2020 and 2021. Here's a brief summary of the major events that have taken place.
August 2020
The lawsuit against CSIS is filed and served on the Attorney General of Canada. We begin searching for the CSIS informant to serve him as well.
October 2020
Now in default of filing their defense, the Attorney General files a Notice of Intent to Defend. Were this filed on time it would grant them an extra 10 days.
December 2020
Despite being in default we are told that the Court will never grant a Motion for Default Judgment against the government, they can take as long as they like.
January 2021
The second lawsuit against a group of former employees and investors is filed. We cannot find and serve the ring-leader, even after several private investigators are employed in an ultimately fruitless search for him. The investigators are unanimously of the opinion they're being concealed by powerful interests.
February 2021
The CSIS informant is located and served their copy of our Statement of Claim. They do not file their Statement of Defense in the required 20 days.
July-August 2021
Statements of Defense are received for the second lawsuit from all but the ring-leader. They categorically deny our accusations even though we have photographic and audio proof of their criminal actions. Furthermore, some defendants launch a counter-suit, doubling down on the fabricated claims they made to help ensure the demise of Equibit Group Ltd.
October 2021
Over fourteen months after they were served with the first lawsuit, the Attorney General of Canada files a two-page defense, denying all allegations.
December 2022
The CSIS informant is found guilty for breach of contract and ordered to pay $1.7 million in damages after a lengthy and expensive court process. We locate and seize his only asset, a bank account containing nearly $500k. He finally responds to our lawsuit and attempts to have his conviction overturned.
may 2023
The Court overturns the CSIS informant's conviction, refuses our request to file an appeal, and allows them to file a Statement of Defense because the informant claims to have thought our lawsuit was fake. This unprecedented decision effectively and completely undermines the legal service regime in Ontario, allowing anyone to now completely ignore civil lawsuits safe with the precedent that they will be able to overturn the inevitable default conviction by simply claiming they thought the whole process was a scam.
July-august 2025
Discovery sessions take place where the CSIS informant confirms nearly every allegation made against him in our Statement of Claim, and he recants several key portions of his Statement of Defense. We also interrogate a CSIS Officer as part of the discovery process and he completely contradicts the Attorney General's defense several times.
Around this same time, Chris Horlacher begins experiencing a massive cyber-assault. One of Equibit Group's co-founders, co-plaintiff in the second lawsuit, and suspected CSIS Officer, attempts a fraudulent hostile takeover of Equibit Group Ltd., with the sole object of terminating the lawsuits.
August 2025
We send an offer to settle to the Attorney General of Canada. The admissions of the CSIS Officer during discovery are catastrophic to their defense, and we have not yet even presented the Court with our evidence that they have been seeking to undermine the process of law in the country and engaged in multiple, illegal attempts to harass and intimidate Equibit Group Ltd. into withdrawing the lawsuits. Our offer is ignored.
March 2026
The Attorney General refuses to make any attempt to mediate a settlement. The Court must now set a date for trial.
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The government’s strategy has been to obstruct the process of law for as long as possible, all while attacking via digital and physical means in an attempt to force the withdrawal of these lawsuits. We need your help in ensuring it never comes to this, and we continue to have the means to get the justice we all deserve as Canadians.
If we fail, the legal system will be in shambles and the groundwork will have been laid for absolute government control over all innovation, scientific research and experimental development.
If the government had a defense they would meet us in court. Their actions have demonstrated their corruption, criminality, and moral bankruptcy. Victory in our case means restoring Canada’s justice system to something that functions the way it has been advertised.
Recent News
Updates on the progress of the Equibit lawsuits.
Router Sabotage Exposed: Clear Evidence of Targeted Attacks via TR-069 on Equibit Founder’s Network
Exclusive Update: Chris Horlacher Joins Dan Dicks on Press for Truth to Discuss Equibit Lawsuit Developments
From Blockchain Pioneer to Government Retaliation: Chris Horlacher on The Sentinel Report with Alex Newman
Deep Dive into Equibit Lawsuit Delays: A 4-Hour Conversation with Aaron Day
Anarchapulco 2026: Chris Horlacher Discusses Equibit’s Rise, Sabotage, and Lawsuits with Vin Maru on Financial Liberties
