Americans living in Canada vow to move to Canada again if Trump wins

Bruce Heyman – Obama Era Blowhard Featured Ad Nauseum in Canada’s MSM

Former envoy says Americans in Canada ‘could determine’ next president

When former President Donald Trump falsely proclaimed online last month that Democrats were “getting ready to cheat” by mailing ballots to voters overseas, Bruce Heyman couldn’t hold back his excitement.

A former U.S. ambassador to Canada under President Barack Obama, Heyman is now leading an effort to canvass and turn out American voters living north of the border to support Democrats. He is convinced that in a close election, Americans in Canada could make the difference.

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Kelly McParland: Federal workers on the warpath over lack of desks for swollen public service

There’s a wondrous circularity to the demand of federal public servants to work from the comfort of their homes rather than trudging into the offices around Ottawa that were built to house them.

Here’s the circle: COVID-19 came along and put huge demands on their services. The Trudeau government responded by hiring enormous numbers of new employees who were able, due to pandemic restrictions, to temporarily work from home. Now the virus is under control but the swollen numbers remain, and they don’t want to return to the office because, they claim, there’s not enough room available to accommodate them all.

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We are progressive Jews who have been let down by our community leaders

… These stories also inform our shared conviction that the subjugation of Palestinians is a moral catastrophe. And we are part of a growing movement of progressive Canadian Jews that feel the same. We are not an insignificant minority as some would make us out to be. We are a substantial force within the Jewish community, representing the long history of Jewish involvement in social justice movements — from the Bund, to Jewish civil rights activists, to Jews who helped build Canada’s labour movement. The fight for justice, equality, and human rights is a central tenet of modern Jewish identity.


Just a theory but I think these are the folks who push for multicult, DEI and the mass import of Muslims. 

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Seven Israelis arrested for spying for Iran, providing info on army bases

Seven Israelis were arrested on suspicion of espionage for Iran, Israel Police and Shin Bet announced Monday.

Prosecutors allege that the suspects completed some 600 missions for Iran, including gathering intelligence on sensitive military and infrastructure sites and identifying potential human targets for Iran.

The seven suspects, Jewish Israelis of Azeri origin from Haifa and Haifa’s bayside suburbs, some of whom are relatives and one of whom is an AWOL soldier, have been in custody for around 35 days. Two are minors, according to police.

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MPs try to tell Justin Trudeau his personal magic has become a toxic touch

There was a time when many Canadians rooted for Justin Trudeau. It was the thing that won elections for the Liberals.

That was true in 2015, when he first won power promising an open, hopeful government. It was still true in 2019, despite the SNC-Lavalin affair and a blackface revelation. Many Canadians just didn’t want to think badly of him. Even in 2021, when the Liberals turned to sharp wedge politics, he had enough goodwill to eke out a win.

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Trial to begin over chokehold death of Jordan Neely on NYC subway

A former US Marine is set to stand trial this week for putting a homeless man in a fatal chokehold on a New York subway train.

Daniel Penny, 25, has pleaded not guilty to charges of second-degree manslaughter and negligent homicide.

Witnesses said Jordan Neely, a 30-year-old black man, was shouting at other subway passengers and asking for money when Mr Penny, who is white, pinned him down for several minutes, eventually killing him.

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CBC president Catherine Tait billed for $1,000-a-night hotel to attend Paris Olympics

OTTAWA – Outgoing CBC President Catherine Tait spent $6,000 — including staying at a $1,000-per-night hotel — for just under five days at the Paris Olympics, an expense observers say is sure to raise eyebrows but is ultimately justifiable.

According to a copy of Tait’s calendar obtained via an access-to-information request, Tait was in Paris from July 25 to 29. She arrived the day before the opening ceremony of the Paris Summer Olympic Games.

She had no reason to be there. It’s not as if she was running around with a Go-Pro live streaming the events back home.

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Dems are so fearful, they’re now in the Trump-is-worse-than-Hitler stage as Election Day nears

We are now at the Trump-is-worse-than-Hitler stage of the Kamala Harris campaign, with just over two weeks until Election Day.

That’s the word from the Atlantic magazine, where CIA cipher Anne Applebaum wrote another hilarious anti-Trump diatribe last week titled “Trump Is Speaking Like Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini.”

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Trudeau’s leadership in spotlight as Parliament returns from break

The House of Commons returns on Monday from a week-long break, but it’s unlikely to be business as usual.

Members of Parliament are slated to resume debating a Conservative demand for documents about federal spending on green technology projects.

The matter of privilege has all but paralyzed House business as the Liberals try to maintain a grip on an increasingly fractious minority Parliament.

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Harris genocide accusation ‘shocking,’ says former Israeli ambassador

Former Israeli ambassador to the United States Michael Oren on Sunday called for the White House to state unequivocally that Jerusalem is not committing genocide in Gaza, after Vice President Kamala Harris appeared to equivocate on the issue.

The Democratic nominee for president appeared to suggest at a campaign event in Milwaukee that the Jewish state was committing genocide, in an incident involving an anti-Israel heckler.

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