A Trump victory represents a dangerous threat for Canada says Star

If Donald Trump survives the unhinged belligerence of his campaign, and wins the presidency, it will be splendid news for regimes in China, Russia and Iran. Dictators are his role models. He, too, yearns to be unconstrained by rule of law.

But for Canadians concerned about their own security, Trump’s return would be a national emergency, as he abandons alliances and changes the reasons and goals behind deploying a superpower’s global influence.

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France at ‘tipping point’ after shoot-out involving ‘400 gang members’

Minister says ‘choice is between general mobilisation or Mexicanisation of the country’ after gunfight leaves teenager fighting for life

France has reached a “tipping point” on drug-related violence, the country’s hardline interior minister warned on Friday, after hundreds of people took part in a massive shoot-out.

The gunfight, which left a teenager fighting for his life and four others seriously wounded, erupted overnight in the western city of Poitiers.

Police intervened at around 10.45pm after shots were fired outside a restaurant in the Couronneries district of the city and found the first casualty on the ground.


From Fdesouche – Poitiers (86): five injured in a shooting. Hundreds of people involved, a 15-year-old boy hit in the head. It is believed to be an inter-ethnic brawl between West Indians and North Africans against a backdrop of drug trafficking.

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Terry Newman: Trudeau tokenism was ‘dehumanizing,’ former MP tells Jordan Peterson

Celina Caesar-Chavannes recently sat down with Jordan Peterson and described how quickly her time as a Liberal MP went from “sunny ways” to dark days. Little of what Caesar-Chavannes says here about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s behaviour is new, but since she, Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott left parliament, these behaviours have been corroborated so many times that they should now be impossible to ignore.

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The ringleaders behind pro-Palestine protests which left Jews in tears

Those who led an ‘intimidating’ rally at the JW3 community centre included a former civil servant, a male escort and a Just Stop Oil activist

Aconference at the JW3 Jewish community centre in West Hampstead, north London last weekend was met by masked protesters and a wall of sound. “You are mass murderers”, the crowd of 60 chanted, led by amplified voices: “Babykillers not welcome here.”

A Jewish pensioner was left in tears, while another woman could be seen crying as she asked a police officer for assistance while a young man shouted into a megaphone at her.

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GUNTER: Report blaming cats for wild bird deaths just bureaucratic nonsense

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault and his department have finally decided what is the greatest threat to Canada’s ecology.

It’s not your SUV spewing emissions from its tailpipe as you idle it absentmindedly in your driveway. Nor is it the oilsands or new pipelines or oceangoing tankers full of crude. It’s not even coal-fired power plants or the natural gas furnace that keeps your home warm during long Canadian winters. (Although, of course, those are all menaces the federal government has proposed to regulate out of existence.)

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Kemi Badenoch wins Tory leadership election

Kemi Badenoch is the new leader of the Conservatives after defeating Robert Jenrick in a ballot of party members.

Badenoch takes over from Rishi Sunak as leader of the opposition after winning 53,806 votes against 41,388 for Jenrick, in a result announced by the party on Saturday morning.

The result, announced at an event in central London by Bob Blackman, who chairs the 1922 Committee of Conservative backbenchers, means Badenoch took slightly more than 56% of the vote, a clear though not overwhelming victory.

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Toronto police say ServiceOntario workers involved in fake VIN scheme, recover over 350 vehicles in auto-theft probe

More than 350 vehicles have been recovered and 59 people have been arrested following an auto-theft investigation by Toronto police, who say some ServiceOntario employees were involved in a scheme that provided fraudulent vehicle identification numbers (VINs) for stolen cars.

The results of the investigation, known as Project Thoroughbred, were shared by police Chief Myron Demkiw and Supt. Ron Taverner at a press conference in Scarborough on Friday morning. Toronto police say they have recovered 363 stolen vehicles, valued at $14 million, and have laid 302 charges so far.

No Perps named.

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Elite School Will Offer a Day Off for Students Distressed by Election

One of New York City’s elite private schools told families on Thursday that “students who feel too emotionally distressed” the day after Election Day will be excused from classes, and that psychologists will be available during the week to provide counseling.

In a section of an email to members of the school’s community headed “Election Day support,” Stacey Bobo, principal of the upper school at the institution, the Ethical Culture Fieldston School, said that it “acknowledges that this may be a high-stakes and emotional time for our community.”

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UN official withdraws from Montreal conference featuring Canadian leader of Samidoun terror group

United Nations special rapporteur for the Palestinian territories Francesca Albanese has withdrawn from a Montreal conference featuring Charlotte Kates, the founder of Samidoun, a designated terror group.

An updated list of individuals participating in the inaugural “Coordinating Council 4 Palestine” conference on Nov. 1 and 2 has removed Albanese’s name as the keynote speaker on Saturday evening after Jewish leaders decried her plan to speak at the event. There have also been calls for her to be barred from Canada because her remarks, including comparing Israel to Nazi Germany, have been deemed to be antisemitic.

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Human trafficking surges by 73% under Trudeau Liberals

Human trafficking incidents have risen significantly since Justin Trudeau took office, with a 73% increase in police-reported cases since 2015, according to Statistics Canada’s latest report.

The data reveals that the number of incidents has climbed from 330 in 2015 to 597 by 2022, reflecting a substantial growth in human trafficking activity nationwide.

Progressives love exploiting the masses that’s why they demand open borders and mass immigration to destabilize economies.

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