A transgender teacher who works in Pitt Meadows, B.C., is going after one of their online attackers.
Wilson Wilson has launched a human rights complaint against what they call a concerted attempt to get them out of the classroom.
It’s believed to be the first action of its kind in the province.
This was inevitable. Canada is far behind the rest of the world in ending this nonsense.
RCMP Commissioner Duheme, on West Block, admits "we can probably do more" and be "a little bit more aggressive" about "what kind of charges can be laid" to deal with "intimidation and harassment" by pro-Hamas activists… 260 days after October 7th! @MercedesGlobal @CommrRCMPGRC pic.twitter.com/tGM4zaOg6u
— cbcwatcher (@cbcwatcher) June 24, 2024
h/t Mauser
The Postal Service approves thousands of requests every year from police officers and federal agents seeking information from Americans’ letters and packages.
The U.S. Postal Service has shared information from thousands of Americans’ letters and packages with law enforcement every year for the past decade, conveying the names, addresses and other details from the outside of boxes and envelopes without requiring a court order.
Postal inspectors say they fulfill such requests only when mail monitoring can help find a fugitive or investigate a crime. But a decade’s worth of records, provided exclusively to The Washington Post in response to a congressional probe, show Postal Service officials have received more than 60,000 requests from federal agents and police officers since 2015, and that they rarely say no.
As the Liberals continue to trail the Conservatives in the polls, a new Angus Reid Institute survey suggests Canadians’ discontent at the reigning party doesn’t stop at just Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
While Trudeau’s current unpopularity has been seen as a drag on the Liberals’ prospects, Canadians are still more likely than not to say his successors would drive them away from the party, according to the representative, randomized poll of 3,082 respondents.
Canadians who don’t share the Trudeau vision are “cold, cruel and small”. Got that, Canada?
— Alan Fryer 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇮🇱 (@alanfryermedia) June 24, 2024
US prosecutors have recommended that the Department of Justice (DoJ) brings criminal charges against Boeing.
It follows a claim by the DoJ that the plane maker had violated a settlement related to two fatal crashes involving its 737 Max aircraft which killed 346 people.
Boeing declined to comment when contacted by the BBC but previously it has denied violating the deferred prosecution agreement.
Seeing a small child heading up a anti-Israel protest was almost as shocking as seeing kids holding up swastikas.
A small child, whose face is covered with a red and white keffiyeh, was leading a Gaza resistance march Saturday on Yonge St. About five years old and riding on the shoulders of a keffiyeh-wearing adult, the child was speaking into a microphone to marshal a large crowd on Yonge, chanting in Arabic to the beat of a drummer.
It was surreal.
Yes it is surreal but nothing new, as indicated the pic above is from 2014.
Our leadership needs to understand that Islam is a death cult.
Think of fighting the Emperor God worshipping Japanese in WW II.
That is the only way to defeat them.
June 24 (Reuters) – President Volodymyr Zelenskiy told the new chief of Ukraine’s state guard service to clear its ranks of people discrediting it after two of its officers were accused of plotting to assassinate senior officials.
The state security service (SBU) said last month that it had caught two guard service colonels accused of cooperating with Russia to plot the assassination of Zelenskiy and other officials, including military intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov.
I do support Ukraine. However I suspect much is not being revealed.
Outside a retirement complex in east Toronto, where all but shift workers are asleep in the early hours, a dramatic police takedown is about to unfold.
In less than five hours, a police officer will be in hospital, a suspected car thief in handcuffs and a second suspect – a wanted fugitive.
This is the frontline in the war against auto theft in Canada — where a car is stolen roughly every five minutes.
A massive factory fire that began after several lithium batteries exploded has killed at least 22 people in South Korea.
The blaze broke out on Monday morning at the Aricell plant in Hwaseong city, about 45km (28 miles) south of the capital Seoul.
Local television footage showed large smoke clouds and small explosions going off as firefighters sought to put out the fire. A part of the roof had collapsed.
In Hwaseong, South Korea, a fire at the Aricell lithium battery factory has resulted in at least 20 deaths. The fire, which started on the second floor, led to explosions and thick smoke, complicating firefighting efforts.
The fire department mobilized 159 firefighters and 63… pic.twitter.com/ZgkAOlYIqp
— Volcaholic 🌋 (@volcaholic1) June 24, 2024
Iranian lawmakers introduced a motion on Sunday to label the Canadian army a “terrorist” entity, according to the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency. This move follows Canada’s recent designation of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization.
The motion was presented during an open session in Tehran, where the Iranian parliament reacted to Canada’s declaration on Wednesday. The new measure mandates the Iranian government to categorize the Canadian army and affiliated armed and security forces as “terrorist” organizations.
Donald Trump has proposed that migrants should take on Americans in a cage-fighting tournament.
The former president floated the idea in a speech to Christian conservatives and again at a rally in Philadelphia on Saturday night.
In remarks described as “unhinged” by Democrats, the 78-year-old Republican presidential nominee recalled a conversation he had with his friend Dana White, the president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, while addressing the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road To Majority conference in Washington.
I don’t how these people can work in these ships. The waves in this video are huge. pic.twitter.com/BsHkSLSb6x
— ⚔️Love Me When I'm Gone⚔️ (@TSH2_) June 24, 2024
h/t Mauser
The 400 kilograms of stolen gold disappeared from view on a country road outside Toronto, somewhere past a golf course and an apple orchard.
In the days after the brazen April 2023 robbery at Pearson Airport, Peel Police canvassed 225 homes and businesses, looking for security camera footage, hoping to trace the path of the white five-ton truck that had ferried away the pallet of gold bars.
John Force crashes at NHRA Nationals in Virginia earlier today.
Wait for the explosion, likely at greater than 200 mph.pic.twitter.com/oeD4Aaa5ng
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) June 23, 2024
h/t Mauser
The intense part of the military operation in Rafah is almost over, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday night, explaining that the next goal is to bring an end to Hezbollah’s attacks along the country’s northern border.
“The intense phase of the war is about to end in Rafah,” after which the IDF will “continue mowing the grass all the time. We will not give up. We hit them hard,” Netanyahu said in a wide-ranging interview with Channel 14.
