“We do it every day. It will take one hour to arrive at the destination. From there you need to walk 40 minutes through the jungle.”
“Is it safe?”
“Yes brother. It is not our first time.”
Radio-Canada had this conversation recently over WhatsApp with an individual associated with one of a dozen TikTok accounts we identified that were advertising an illegal service: helping Indian temporary residents in Canada cross into the U.S. outside of official border points.
A schoolboy has been allowed to identify as a wolf, according to reports.
The pupil claims to suffer from “species dysphoria”, a non-clinical condition in which an individual feels their body belongs to a different species.
Teachers at the secondary school in Britain are understood to be supporting the child’s decision, the Daily Mail reports.
BREAKING: Former NYC Covid Czar Held Secret Drug-Fueled Sex Parties During Global Pandemic; Says New Yorkers Would Have Been “Pissed” If They Found Out Because He Was Running Entire Covid Response For City
Dr. Jay Varma, Former Senior Advisor for Public Health, NYC Mayor’s… pic.twitter.com/YrgniDUdFc
— Steven Crowder (@scrowder) September 19, 2024
h/t Mauser
The Liberals are in freefall. With this week’s Bloc Québécois victory in Montreal’s LaSalle—Émard—Verdun byelection, on top of the five-alarm byelection defeat in Toronto—St. Paul’s earlier this summer, Canada’s “natural governing party” returns to Parliament down two longtime urban strongholds.
The evidence, both from polls and reports of private inner-party conversations, is overwhelming that the problem is the prime minister himself. Yet, he refuses to leave and Liberal MPs have few mechanisms—particularly since they rejected the Reform Act at the beginning of this parliamentary session—to get rid of him.
University researchers have been branded “hypocrites” for condemning air travel as bad for the planet but then flying to conferences anyway.
A study found that about a third of the academics at a leading UK university had flown to at least one meeting in the previous year, despite a large majority expressing concerns about aviation emissions.
“There is a level of hypocrisy: academics know that flying is bad for the environment,” said Professor Jonas De Vos of UCL, the lead author of the study. “But still, we often fly to international conferences, often to [make the argument] that society should be more sustainable.”
OTTAWA — Sexual assaults and robberies are up in Canada’s major cities, according to a new report.
The Macdonald Laurier Institute’s Urban Violent Crime Report sheds new light on the state of Canada’s increasingly unsafe streets, including an alarming rise in the incidence of urban sex crimes.
Sounds like we have a huge mystery on our hands! Is there some link? Some commonality? Authorities are stumped!
Note. This Bolo collection is for illustrative purposes only as it is not updated with recent captures or new additions from 2023.
Blue Mountain, Ontario. Who are they? pic.twitter.com/aeyciB9mJd
— TizzyEnt (@TizzyEnt) September 17, 2024
Two people have been arrested, and three others are still at large in connection with a door-to-door sales fraud that police said victimized more than 200 people across Ontario.
In a news release on Wednesday, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) provided an update on its investigation into the fraud, which began in the summer of 2021. Dubbed Project Nettle, investigators uncovered that salespeople attended homes of older adults and vulnerable people “to initiate frauds where victims unknowingly entered into home service and/or renovation agreements at exorbitant prices.
… The three outstanding suspects are 23-year-old Anas Ayyoub, 33-year-old Muhammad Waqar Afzal and 28-year-old Muhammad Wasiq Afzal. They are wanted on several charges, including fraud over $5,000 and possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000.
h/t Patti Jo
There are a few basic expectations of any federal government: secure the border, nurture trade relationships, keep the federal courts running, maintain and uphold national defence, cultivate economic growth and so on. These are the fundamentals – the responsibilities that a federal government is supposed to have in order – so as to earn the trust to take on ambitious secondary projects. Indeed, when alleged sex offenders (and even those found guilty) are set free because of procedural delays stemming from judicial vacancies, the government has no business – or credibility – announcing plans for a national school lunch program.
A businesswoman accused of sparking the Southport riots is no longer being investigated by the police.
Bernadette Spofforth was alleged to be one of the first people to share the incorrect name of the suspected knifeman in the attack, in which three young girls killed.
She said she was arrested on Aug 8 on suspicion of publishing written material to stir up racial hatred and false communications.
OTTAWA — While Canadians struggle with the ongoing cost of living and affordability crisis, newly-released documents suggest some overtime-addicted public servants are doing just fine.
As questions swirl around Parliament Hill over the state of Canada’s bloated bureaucracy, documents obtained by The Toronto Sun show government agencies are shelling out hundreds of millions of dollars in overtime.
Last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that he would be appointing uber-elitist and longtime carbon tax supporter Mark Carney as his key economic policy czar. Mr. Trudeau structured Mr. Carney’s appointment — with his myriad of board appointments, private interests, and investments — so that it would not be subject to any conflict of interest rules for public office holders.
Today, the reason for this may have become more apparent.
Harris’s interview with the National Association of Black Journalists showed why she doesn’t do many interviews.
Kamala Harris spent the hour she devoted to only her second “high-profile national media interview since announcing her presidential run,” according to Politico, “carefully parrying” her interlocutors’ questions. That’s a diplomatic way of describing her evasive, equivocating, deliberately ambiguous performance in an interview with representatives from the National Association of Black Journalists. Keeping voters in the dark may be a civic sin, but, for now, it’s a winning strategy. And for the political press, whatever gets Harris across the finish line first is permissible.
JUST IN: Kamala gives PAINFUL word salad answers in new softball interview with the Association of Black Journalists. Here she stammers and avoids answering a direct question regarding gun policy-made visibly uncomfortable by the interviewer’s push back.
WATCH BELOW: pic.twitter.com/A7QgNF1bH3
— Nimble Trump (@Nimble_Trump) September 17, 2024
In America, an inordinate number of so-called “scientific” studies are subject to what’s called the “replication (or reproducibility) crisis.” If someone publishes a study that feeds into leftist shibboleths, no matter how poorly done the study is (small sampling, foolish assumptions, bad math, etc.), the results are widely trumpeted and become embedded in the popular consciousness. That the study cannot be replicated (run again from scratch) or reproduced (subject to a new analysis of the study’s data)—and often nobody even tries to do these things—is irrelevant. The narrative overrides the scientific method.
