Ted Lee — Canadian Veteran & Lifelong Learner
Welcome to TedLee.ca
Freedom Through Knowledge
My name is Ted Lee. I am a Canadian veteran, Stevedore, former deep-sea diver, retired financial advisor, and lifelong learner. This is a simplified guide to everything on my website.
Below you will find every section of TedLee.ca listed clearly — with a plain-English description of what is there and why you might want to visit. Everything is free. No paywall. No ads. No sponsors.
"Question everything. Choose freedom."
Ted's personal story — veteran, diver, privacy advocate, Bitcoin early adopter. Includes his awards, wisdom, family heritage, diving certification, and why he built this site.
Ted's amateur radio page. Call signs VE7LEE and VE7LE, SSTV, and emergency communications. Includes a page on amateur radio charges in Belarus.
A plain-spoken, long-term guide to building wealth. Covers the Invest-Borrow-Die strategy, using debt wisely, registered accounts, starting with very little, and protecting what you build.
Canadian tax rules, CRA regulations, the Smith Manoeuvre, corporate tax rates, proposed tax reforms, EV rebates, strata fees, and wills under the Indian Act.
Canada's federal debt, the Big Bubble, global debt crash warnings, false economic hope, and Canada's per-capita recession. Sobering, factual analysis.
Henson Trusts, Bare Trusts, Special Needs Trusts, Income Trusts. New 2026 tax rules for bare trusts. Protecting your family's wealth across generations.
The Debasement Trade, history of gold and money, Executive Order 6102 (government gold seizure), China's gold corridor, and lessons from the Freedom Convoy.
The history of silver as money, the Crime of 1873, COMEX pressures, industrial demand driving the silver price, and the Shanghai exchange's role today.
A frank examination of why most people fall behind: over-financialization, delayed adulthood, stagflation, the Vancouver housing model, and what you can actually do about it.
Financial Independence, Retire Early. The principles and practical steps to escape the rat race and build a life on your own terms — for any income level.
A full curriculum: getting started, why Bitcoin matters, how it works, dollar-cost averaging, tax implications, seed security, scams to avoid, and 30+ more pages. Includes a special guide written for seniors.
Ted's Bitcoin treasure-hunt book project. Includes the Bitcoin prize details, prize rules, and how the puzzle series works — with a real prize hidden in the books.
Bill C-22 and your privacy rights, AI data centres and Canadian sovereignty, submarine procurement, the Churchill port and China's Belt and Road, and pipeline revenue analysis.
How the world is splitting into competing economic blocs (BRICS vs. West), the Strait of Hormuz market risk scenario, and how to protect your wealth in a changing world.
How Canadian pipeline revenues connect directly to public healthcare funding — and what happens to hospitals and services when that revenue disappears.
Independent analysis of Canada's fighter jet decision — Gripen E + GlobalEye versus F-35. Canadian jobs, ITAR-free sovereignty, and a template letter to write your MP.
An introduction to Doughnut Economics — balancing human needs with planetary boundaries. Includes commentary on the green movement and Greta Thunberg.
AI scams, surveillance states, digital misinformation, the CIRO hack, and what George Orwell's 1984 looks like in a modern context. Practical awareness for everyday Canadians.
How to check if your personal data was stolen. Covers major Canadian breaches in 2025, LifeLabs, London Drugs, and how dynamic pricing harms ordinary consumers.
The A.L.I.C.E. framework — Asset-Limited, Income-Constrained, Employed. Explores delayed adulthood, housing stress, refugee benefits, and Roxham Road policy.
A collection of pages that don't fit neatly into the main sections — including Canada's future in an AI era, robot and AI tax analysis, tariff history, oil comparisons, air passenger rights, KYC privacy risks, risk event taxonomy, archetypes, and the humorous Russian-language "classified" dossier on Ted.
A citizen's thought experiment: what a full union of Canada, the United States, and Mexico could mean — universal healthcare, one firearms standard, free movement, and permanent trade stability — plus an honest look at the real obstacles.
The final chapter of the series: what if all 193 nations followed the One Canada principles to build one world federation within 100 years? One world defence force, healthcare, food and water for all, an end to regional wars — and a new system for citizens to have their say.
The complete sitemap lists every page across all subdomains — over 172 pages, verified June 2026. If you are looking for something specific and cannot find it above, the sitemap has every link organized by section with last-modified dates.
Includes: all subdomain pages · new pages added June 2026 · broken link log · unreachable subdomains · generation log.
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