Business groups worry about their access to cheap foreign labour as a desperate Trudeau slows migrant intake in effort to reverse “Dead Man Walking” poll stats

Justin Trudeau retreats from Canada’s liberal immigration regime

Business groups raise concerns over measures to reduce the number of foreign workers entering the country

Justin Trudeau this week moved to quell a public backlash to one of the world’s most progressive migration policies by rolling back Canada’s foreign worker scheme.

Trailing in polls ahead of an election next year, the prime minister announced measures to slash the number of new arrivals. But executives worry the measures will curb their supply of cheap labour.

Simranzeet Singh, manager of policy at the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, said that more consultation was needed to ensure “changes do not inadvertently harm our economy or critical services”.


They aren’t “Business Leaders” they’re Welfare Scammers.

And remember The Great Replacement is just a conspiracy!

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Gold Star Families Lash Out at Harris After She Targets Trump for ‘Political Stunt’ at Arlington National Cemetery

Several gold star families are coming out to criticize Vice President Harris after she claimed President Trump was using Arlington National Cemetery for campaign purposes recently. Those same families say Trump was a guest to their loved ones’ graves three years to the day after the attack at Abbey Gate in Afghanistan that left 13 Americans dead.

On Wednesday, Trump traveled to Arlington to participate in a wreath-laying ceremony and a remembrance of some of those 13 alongside their family members. Photographs and videos were taken of the event in Section 60, which mostly houses the graves of those Americans who were killed in Iraq or Afghanistan.

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Nigeria’s Black Axe, an organized crime group on the rise

Whenever Stephan Fuchs starts talking about Black Axe, his desk quickly gets cluttered with dozens of notes, arrows, and diagrams. The co-director of Victras, a Swiss non-governmental organization fighting human trafficking, says these complex inner machinations are precisely what makes the group so successful. “Authorities can recognize Nigerian networks,” he explains, “but for a long time, nobody understood the group dynamics and mechanics behind them.”

For years, Fuchs has been advising law enforcement agencies on groups such as Black Axe and explaining how they spread. In Europe, the wider public is barely aware of such groups, even though criminal organizations like these have been on the rise in past years.


When it comes to disastrous immigration policy Trudeau’s government is always ahead of the curve …

An “Ultra Violent Cult” Is Stealing Cars & Using Canadian Real Estate To Launder: FINTRAC

Canadian real estate, an “ultra violent cult,” money laundering, and Toronto’s stolen cars. Sounds like a spy thriller, but that’s reality in Canada, according to FINTRAC. In 2017, the financial intelligence agency assessed the money laundering threat of an organized crime group called Black Axe. The group infiltrated the government, conducts mass fraud, and runs a Toronto-based car theft ring. FINTRAC found nearly 1 in 5 suspicious transaction reports linked to Black Axe, involved real estate.

Gee what a surprise …

Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen spoke at venue known as criminal hangout

Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen provided a briefing to members of the African-Canadian community at a Toronto barbecue establishment but the department hadn’t advised him that court documents have identified it as a known hangout for members of the notorious Black Axe criminal syndicate.

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High-profile Democrats, including Bill Clinton, kiss megadonor Alex Soros’ ring at DNC: ‘In his pocket’

A bevy of leading Democrats lined up party’s national convention to kiss the ring of left-wing megadonor Alex Soros, who showed his dominion over the pols by adding the photographs to his growing gallery on social media.

The snaps are a veritable who’s who of the party’s establishment powerbrokers — and those anointed as “rising stars.”

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Canadian Government Spending Now 80% of GDP Growth

Canadian Per-Capita GDP Is Negative For A 5th Consecutive Quarter

Canada’s economy is expanding, but the details are worth reviewing before getting too excited. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows real gross domestic product (GDP) grew more than expected in Q2 2024. A dive into the details shows productivity further eroded on a per capita basis, while household spending weakened. Most growth is now government spending, accounting for a whopping 80% of the quarter. Canada increasingly resembles an economy in recession, despite not quite meeting the country’s preferred definition of one.

It’s all smoke and mirrors folks. Lies actually.

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Stop testing children on times tables, lighten up on grammar teacher’s unions tell ministers

Times tables tests should be scrapped and grammar exams “stripped back”, teaching unions are urging the Government.

Ministers are being urged to cut down the number of tests in primary schools, which unions say lead to high levels of anxiety in children.

Tests on times tables are compulsory for all Year Four pupils at state schools in England.

Teacher’s Unions are dedicated to making children stupid.

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Steelworker meets clueless Trudeau during tax payer funded stealth campaign

Trudeau, steel plant worker have tense exchange during Sault Ste. Marie visit

After meeting with transit workers(opens in a new tab) and local Mayor Matthew Shoemaker on Thursday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continued his visit to Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., on Friday.

Trudeau took a canoe trip down the Saint Marys River with Brad Robinson, the co-owner and CEO of Indigenous-led Thrive Tours.(opens in a new tab)

The prime minister was accompanied downriver by the Sault MP Terry Sheehan, the other co-owner of the tour company that provided the canoes, Amanda Cora, Batchewana First Nation Chief Mark McCoy(opens in a new tab) and former chief Dean Sayers.

Trudeau is running a stealth campaign on your tax dollars.

h/t Patti Jo

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Ukraine war highlights mutated superbugs that can resist antibiotics

The case of a soldier whose leg was amputated by the NHS because antibiotics could not treat his infection is a sign of a growing crisis, doctors say

When the soldier arrived from the battlefields of Ukraine, the NHS team was — at first — most concerned about his extensive shrapnel wounds.

But when they had cleaned up the 35-year-old’s injuries, the doctors at St George’s Hospital in south London realised they had a bigger problem on their hands. Deep within the blast wounds on his left leg, a bacterial infection had taken hold.

An initial cocktail of five different antibiotics failed to kill the bacteria. With the wound still festering, they switched regimens to try four other drugs, including colistin, a “top shelf” antibiotic with severe side effects, reserved for cases where nothing else will work. But those, too, had a limited impact.

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First transgender manager ignites row by signing biologically male goalkeeper for women’s team

Sutton United, who this year appointed Lucy Clark as the first transgender manager in the top five tiers of the English female game, have ignited controversy by signing a biologically male goalkeeper for their women’s team.

Blair Hamilton, 34, has been recruited by Clark despite having previously drawn criticism from women’s rights groups for taking the place of a female goalkeeper. Sharron Davies, the former Olympic silver medallist and long-standing advocate for fairness for women in sport, described Sutton’s move as “shameful”.

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Conrad Black: The chaos on U.K. streets was preventable

Because of old associations, natural affinities, and our shared status as secondary mainly English-speaking countries somewhat in the shadow of American contiguity and influence, Canada retains a greater interest in what happens in the United Kingdom than in most foreign countries. It has been distressing to see the violence in Britain this summer. In part Canadians may feel that if violence is more frequent and extensive in England than it has been it may come here next. We have long prided ourselves on our peaceable nature compared to American society although that is practically an inevitable distinction given the revolutionary origins of the United States, the admired tradition of taking up arms against oppressive behaviour, and the legacy of slavery that lingers yet in that country despite its Herculean effort, unique in world history, to raise up a formerly forcibly subjugated minority to a position of absolute equality with the majority that formerly owned the minority as property-human chattels.

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High-ranking Toronto cop who cheated in the name of equity received too light a penalty

In the cause of maintaining public order, we give police officers extraordinary powers. We authorize them to make arrests, carry firearms and use force when necessary. In exchange, we ask them to exercise those powers with restraint, probity and, above all, impartiality, treating everyone the same and doing no one special favours.

That is what makes the case of Stacy Clarke so troubling.

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University cancels Anglo-Saxon ‘to decolonise’ the curriculum

Masters course renamed as academics worry term suggests ‘nationalist narratives’

The term Anglo-Saxon has been removed from a University’s module titles to tackle “nationalist narratives”.

The University of Nottingham offers leading courses in Anglo-Saxon history and literature and is the only university in the country to offer a Viking Studies course.

But in a move to “decolonise the curriculum”, professors have renamed a masters course in Viking and Anglo-Saxon Studies as Viking and Early Medieval English Studies.

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