Court File No. CV-20-00645492-0000
Equibit Group Ltd. v. Attorney General of Canada et al.
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On August 18, 2025, Chris Horlacher and Equibit Group Ltd. delivered a formal Ultimatum to the Attorney General of Canada regarding the ongoing lawsuit against CSIS and other Crown defendants.
This document represents a direct and unequivocal demand for accountability, transparency, and meaningful engagement from the Government of Canada in response to the serious allegations documented throughout this site.
The 18 August 2025 Ultimatum
Read the full Ultimatum here:
Place in the Equibit Lawsuit
The ultimatum is not a pleading. It is a demand letter on the CSIS action, Court File No. CV-20-00645492-0000, after prolonged delay and after the public record — including the later OIC final report — had already contradicted key defence lines. The claim itself is Statement of Claim Against CSIS. Public pressure tools are on the Action page.
After years of procedural delays, institutional resistance, and what the Plaintiffs view as bad-faith conduct by the government side, this ultimatum marks a clear escalation in tone. It sets defined expectations and timelines for the Attorney General to address the core issues raised in the litigation, including the allegations of unlawful surveillance, technical sabotage, and coordinated interference against Equibit Group Ltd.
The document underscores the Plaintiffs’ position that continued stonewalling and procedural obstruction are no longer acceptable. It calls upon the Government of Canada to either engage seriously with the evidence or face the full consequences of its actions being exposed through continued public documentation and aggressive litigation.
The Broader Pattern
This ultimatum fits the larger pattern documented on equibitlawsuit.com: repeated attempts by the government to delay, deflect, or minimize scrutiny of CSIS activities. The fact that such a formal demand became necessary after years of litigation highlights the extraordinary challenges faced by private citizens seeking accountability from powerful state institutions.
For any Canadian who still believes in the rule of law, this development is both revealing and concerning. When the state responds to serious allegations with prolonged procedural resistance rather than transparency, public trust in the system is inevitably eroded.
Moving Forward
The public documentation campaign at equibitlawsuit.com exists to ensure these communications and milestones remain transparent and accessible to all. Every filing, every demand, and every response (or lack thereof) becomes part of the permanent record.
The full Factum of Equibit Group — the comprehensive evidentiary synthesis of the entire case — continues to advance and will be released in due course.
