61% believe Chairman Chow & City Council Are Out Of Touch – Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver register even greater dissatisfaction

Majority of residents in 4 Canadian cites believe their mayor and council are out of touch: CityNews poll

The majority of residents in Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver all believe their mayor and city council are out of touch with what residents want, according to a new CityNews poll.

The survey, conducted by Maru Public Opinion for CityNews, found on an individual city basis, 74 per cent of those living in Calgary felt their mayor and council were out of touch, followed by Edmonton at 72 per cent, Vancouver at 70 per cent while 61 per cent of those in Toronto agreed.

Share

One lunatic complained …

City goes even more woke: Replaces ‘female’ and ‘male’ on registration forms

Forget being female or male, as far as the City of Toronto concerned.

You will now be considered “cis female” and “cis male.”

A request was submitted to the city during a meeting for Toronto’s Parks, Forestry and Recreation Registration and Booking Transformation (RBT) Project.

Share

China’s new nuclear submarine ‘sinks’ in blow to military plans

China’s newest nuclear attack submarine has sunk in a shipyard accident, in a setback to the country’s attempts to overtake the United States in a naval arms race, according to US officials.

The sinking of the first of a new Zhou-class of nuclear-powered submarines triggered a scramble for Beijing to cover up the incident, officials told The Wall Street Journal.

The newly built vessel, which features a distinctive X-shaped stern, was sighted on satellite images alongside a pier at Wuchang Shipyard as it was being equipped for sea in late May.

Share

‘Pretendians’: MacEwan University professor says Indigenous identity fraud a problem in post-secondary ed

There are “pretendians” among us — faux Indigenous Canadians taking positions, opportunities and money meant for Indigenous people in the halls of learning, says Terri Cardinal.

Cardinal, associate vice-president of Indigenous Initiatives and Engagement at MacEwan University, is moderating a symposium straight from the headlines this week.

Truth First: Identity Fraud & Cultural Exploitation in the Age of Reconciliation is likely the first of its kind to be solely dedicated to the topic.

Share

STIRLING: Trudeau Liberals funding group that hypes unlikely green benefits

The green-extreme Canadian Climate Institute has been Xeeting a clip of Kate Harland, a so-called ‘mitigation’ expert, claiming that once people make the “Big Switch” away from fossil fuels to a decarbonized, electrified world, people will “save up to 12% on their energy bills by 2050.”

That seems to be a highly optimistic forecast.


It’s all a scam.

Share

If Convicted, Mayor Adams Faces Up to 45 Years’ Imprisonment

In the 57-page indictment against Mayor Eric Adams, on which Haley and David report, the five statutory charges are set forth at the end, starting at page 49. The penalties aggregate to a potential 45 years’ imprisonment.

To be clear, that is the statutory maximum (the minimum is zero time). Federal sentencing is controlled by the Sentencing Guidelines. For conviction on some of all these charges, the guidelines would no doubt call for a stiff penalty, but would unlikely be close to 45 years.

Share

Activists Defend Canceled ‘Minor-Attracted Persons’ Camp In Vermont Next To School

After local outcry canceled a camp for “minor-attracted persons” set for last weekend in Vermont, several organizations are publicly defending those who declare a sexual attraction to children.

MAP Union, or MU, which represents itself as “an international organization representing the interests of minor-attracted people and their allies,” sent a statement to local reporter Guy Page protesting the camp cancelation as “bullying” and violence against “society’s most oppressed minority group.”

Share

Salon Cheers ‘the Last Days of Patriarchy’

“I wrote recently about the Democrat Party’s amusing, media-coordinated effort to brand itself as the Party of 21st century masculinity. Salon.com’s contribution to that narrative was an opinion piece titled, “Joyful Warrior Tim Walz and the Last Days of Patriarchy,” by Christopher Cotton, an Ohio high school English teacher for 22 years. It presents a good opportunity to dissect the mind of the male feminist.”

Share

Electric Vehicle Explosions Rise 46% in a Year

Exploding with the force of a bomb blasting 2,000°C super-heated jets of flame into surrounding areas, melting and decomposing nearby structural materials including metal and concrete, and sending vast amounts of toxic fumes into any enclosed atmosphere. Thinking about putting the conflagration out – forget it – run (if you can) for your life. Welcome to a future where electric cars become common and are to be found packed like sardines into ferries and underground car parks beneath apartment buildings. A recent freedom of information request from the insurer QBE found that electric vehicle battery fires in the U.K. jumped by 46% last year. Car and bus fires were up 33% and 22% respectively and it is noted that there are now three battery fires a day compared with two in 2022.

Share