Guns and drugs seized from organized crime group linked to Mexican cartel, RCMP say

Members of the RCMP’s federal police say they have arrested three men in B.C. for their alleged role in a “transnational organized crime group” they say is connected to Mexican drug cartels and importing cocaine into Canada.

Part of the enforcement was a raid on the group’s “heavily fortified headquarters” in Surrey on Sept. 23, according to a news release issued Wednesday.

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Fox News host Pete Hegseth’s tattoos decoded after Donald Trump picked him as new Secretary of Defense

Donald Trump’s left-field Secretary of Defense pick Pete Hegseth is covered in tattoos – and many of them have already proved controversial for the Fox News host.

The veteran who served tours in both Afghanistan and Iraq and is double Bronze Star holder and is a TV top presenter having fronted Fox and Friends since 2017.

Hegseth, who is 44, started adorning his body with tattoos only recently after his father dissuaded him from getting tattoos at a young age.

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Big jump in number of Toronto-area residents who say they can’t make ends meet, report says

Toronto is an increasingly divided city, according to a new report, which finds that many people are struggling financially and mentally despite significant economic growth.

The Toronto Foundation’s Vital Signs “Roundup on Growth” report, released Wednesday, paints a picture of a city that is rapidly growing but also leaving many people behind. More Torontonians are feeling financially vulnerable, which is having an impact on their physical and mental health.

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GUNTER: Liberal government’s immigration cap won’t fix the system

If you want to know how messed up the Trudeau Liberals have made Canada’s immigration system, consider this: Between September 2024 and December 2025, 4.9 million visas for foreign students, visitors, tourists and temporary workers will expire. The problem is, there is no way to make sure anyone leaves the country.

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C.I.A. Official Asif W. Rahman Charged in Leak of Classified Documents About Israeli Military Plans

A C.I.A. official has been charged with disclosing classified documents that appeared to show Israel’s plans to retaliate against Iran for a missile attack earlier this year, according to court documents and people familiar with the matter.

The official, Asif W. Rahman, was indicted last week in federal court in Virginia with two counts of willful retention and transmission of national defense information. He was arrested by the

F.B.I. on Tuesday in Cambodia and brought to federal court in Guam to face charges.

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Trump’s border czar says Canadian border is an ‘extreme’ vulnerability

U.S. president-elect Donald Trump’s border czar says there is an “extreme national security vulnerability” along the Canada-U.S. border that he plans to deal with the moment the new Republican administration takes power.

Tom Homan, named Sunday as the official in charge of all U.S. border issues, said in a television interview that he expects there will be “tough conversations” with Ottawa about the situation along the Canada-U.S. border.

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Justin Trudeau is already getting it wrong on Trump

We’re going to be fine, just fine. That’s the message coming from the Trudeau government in the wake of Donald Trump’s decisive comeback.

Just so there’s no doubt, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland put it like this last week: “I want to say with utter sincerity and conviction to Canadians that Canada will be absolutely fine.”

Maybe it’s just me, but when people tell me they’re speaking with utter sincerity and conviction it leaves me with the nagging feeling that maybe there’s a bit of a question mark over both their sincerity and their conviction. As in: aren’t you trying a bit too hard here?

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The Guardian quits Elon Musk’s ‘toxic’ X after Trump victory

The Guardian is planning to quit Elon Musk’s X in the wake of Donald Trump’s election victory.

In an internal email, Guardian staff were told of plans to stop using the social network as it “becomes ever more toxic”.

Reporters are being told they can remain on the app with their personal profiles, multiple sources said. The newspaper joined the social network in 2007, when it was known as Twitter.

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Turmoil in Detective Grus Trial as Prosecutor Leaves Ottawa Police

The disciplinary hearing of Ottawa Police Detective Helen Grus has plunged into chaos amid uncertainty surrounding the police prosecutor, Vanessa Stewart (photo above). Noted for her controversial courtroom behaviour and facing allegations of procedural abuses, Stewart is on a six-month leave from the Ottawa Police Service to join the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General.

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Canada’s elites demand yobs save them from the wave of antisemitism they created

A little news to establish the state of play …

Carleton fans the flames of toxicity by employing convicted terrorist

Ontario school played Palestinian protest song in Arabic as its Remembrance Day music

‘Hamas is applauding’: Mississauga mayor urged to stop vigil for terror leader Yahya Sinwar

Islamists own our streets.

Antisemitism common as litter in Toronto.

Two of our major political parties have significant numbers who support Hamas.

How did we come to this?

We can start with successive Liberal and Conservative governments who foolishly opened the gates to Muslim immigration believing Canada’s magic dirt would somehow cleanse Islam of its poison.

In a further fit of perverse faith our political class invited other incompatible cultures by the millions to settle here in the hope some sort of economic miracle would materialize.

Or so they told us.

But really mass immigration has been nothing but a scandalous abuse of Canadian’s goodwill.

The real goal was to enable the corporate class to depress wages, profit from shortages an unprecedented immigration spike would generate and allow the LPC to harvest grateful ethnic vote blocs.

Our elites conducted this assault on Canada without concern for the social and economic well being of citizens.

After all we’re just dumb yobs they can order about as they please and if they want to steal Canada from under our feet well they know best don’t they.

When we spoke up about Islamist immigration our government called us racists & Islamophobes.

To further reinforce their destruction of Canada racist DEI programs were implemented by our governments, public institutions & the corporate class that have deliberately attacked White people as immutably racist oppressors while our history, heritage and values were spit upon & relegated to the trash bin.

Thanks to our elites immigrants are taught to honour their cultures but not our own.

Now they seek our help to quell the rising tide of antisemitism.

They’ve even written a guide so we yobs can unnerstans why we so bad at helpin em.

But why is it our responsibility?

If you want to find the real source of antisemitism in Canada look no further than government, our universities, the public service and large swaths of the media.

We didn’t invite Islamists to settle in Canada our traitorous government did and the LPC coddles them like no other.

Our university elites are so elevated they unabashedly cosplay Nazis.

Our public servants are now so politicized they literally side with Hamas without shame.

Ordinary Canadians don’t need to be instructed on antisemitism and sorry to say but those wonderful superior cultures our elites swamped us with have little if any interest.

Mom and Pop Canada are not the latter day Brown Shirts currently taking over our streets.

But now we racist Islamophobic oppressors are being told to defend Jews from the very Muslims our elites imported.

How wicked is that?

Is it true there are no mirrors in Ottawa?

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Why is Elon Musk becoming Donald Trump’s efficiency tsar?

Billionaire Elon Musk has been tasked with leading incoming President Donald Trump’s new Department of Government Efficiency (Doge).

In a statement on social media, the US president-elect said Musk – along with former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy – would “dismantle government bureaucracy, slash excess regulations, cut wasteful expenditures, and restructure federal agencies”.

It is a role that the tech entrepreneur has arguably prepared for through his business leadership, and one he has spent months arguing for.

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