The Sovereign Sphere with Karla Treadway

Ep.240 Cait Alexander: The Laws That Let Killers Walk Free in Canada

September 5, 2026·1h 8m
Episode Description from the Publisher

She survived a four-hour beating that nearly killed her. Then Canada's justice system let her attacker out on $500 bail — and she had to flee the country to stay alive. Cait Alexander, founder of Eve (End Violence Everywhere), joins me to expose how Jordan's Rule, broken bail reform, and a justice system built to protect criminals over victims failed her at every turn. We also get into why she's now suing the federal government, the minister who blocked her online, and what really happened the night her abuser died. This is a hard watch — but an important one. Find Cait Alexander: https://caitalexander.com / cait.alexander Show Sponsor: Pay less taxes, move abroad and learn how to create your own international plan B with this free guide https://expatmoney.com/Karla Chapters: 00:01 – The stat that opens the episode01:12 – How the relationship started05:50 – The night everything changed, the WhatsApp message09:57 – Realizing the system wouldn't protect her13:13 – Jordan's Rule explained16:09 – Gladue principles and Indigenous women33:48 – Crime stats under Trudeau40:23 – US vs Canada justice system47:05 – The immigration conversation50:05 – The UK pamphlet story Subscribe and Support this Show on Substack and Receive Bonus Articles on all things Business, Politics and Living Freehttps://substack.com/@thesovereignsphere Follow us on X: https://x.com/thesovereignceo Follow us on Instagram: / thesovereignsphere Subscribe on Youtube: / @thesovereignsphere Music licensed through Soundstripe.Code: KUHLJW61FWCN2XWE

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