OTTAWA – A British Columbia judge is warning that what he calls a “tsunami” of Indigenous identity fraud cases is coming to Canadian courts.
Provincial Court Judge David Patterson says that’s driven by the “desire” of non-Indigenous people to access what they deem to be benefits of identifying as Indigenous.
He says judges must be “alive to the issue” and require proof that ensures an offender is entitled to be sentenced as an Indigenous person.
Don’t use Dylan Mulvaney’s bad song as an excuse to be transphobic. pic.twitter.com/E4o97I8XwM
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) March 15, 2024
Canada finds itself in the throes of a scarcity crisis that threatens the very fabric of our socioeconomic and cultural tapestry. Plunging housing affordability, declining health-care capacity, surging infrastructure costs, and an economy that has stagnated on a per-person basis are not one-off challenges, but alarming indicators of a country teetering on decline. It is stirring a raucous national dialogue about the economy, and the paths ahead for our future.
The quiet part out loud! LGBTQ activists are upset that Nex’s cause of de*th was suicide. They really wanted the story to be that a nonbinary kid was beaten to de*th because of her LGBTQ identity.
The left is openly exploiting a teen’s de*th. Disgusting pic.twitter.com/kSbaTS9Qnh
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 15, 2024
Integration? England is becoming the United Kingdom of Allah.
“I will transform London into a beacon of Islam”, was the electoral motto of the Labor Party’s Ken Livingstone.
Well done: objective achieved successfully.
The result is Orwell’s 1984 applied to Londonistan.
A teenage cook whose heroics onboard a warship helped shorten the Second World War has been honoured in his home town after a public vote.
The regenerated centre of North Shields, North Tyneside, has been named after Thomas Brown, who was awarded the George Medal for helping to retrieve codebooks from a sinking German U-boat in October 1942.
The books were later used to crack the Enigma code by experts at Bletchley Park, enabling the British to decipher Nazi messages.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the federal Liberal government will be annihilated unless it pauses its carbon price increase in April. That’s not totally correct.
If the Trudeau Liberal government is annihilated in the next election, on an economic matter, it will be on carbon pricing but also broader, continuing inflation worries. And also concern about Canada’s GDP slumping on a per capita basis. But mostly housing.
US President Joe Biden will consider conditioning military supplies to Israel if the Israeli army moves forward with a large-scale invasion of the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, according to four US officials.
Biden has also told MSNBC that a Rafah operation would cross a “red line,” although he balanced that statement with a commitment to support Israel’s right to self-defense.
In a passionate defence of his carbon tax this week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed he either doesn’t understand his climate change plan, or he’s just gaslighting Canadians.
James Crumbley, the father of a Michigan teen who used a gun bought by his parents to fatally shoot four students, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in a US court on Thursday.
Crumbley, 47, was found guilty by a jury a month after his wife, Jennifer Crumbley, was convicted on manslaughter charges.
Both parents face up to 15 years in prison.
No, Canada!
The country that brought you debanking protesters and government-assisted suicide for the poor now wants to criminalize speech to lock up people for life and to put wrongthinkers under house arrest if the state sees a chance they will commit a crime.
Doesn’t get more Orwellian than that.
Judicial Watch announced today it received 88 pages of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) records from the Department of Justice in a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit that show the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) deployed personnel to Washington, DC, on January 6, 2021.
h/t Mauser
A double murderer does not need to develop insight into what makes him a risk to others before being released on full parole, the Parole Board of Canada says in a written explanation of its decision last Friday in the case of George Harding Lovie.
One of the big takeaways from the newly released transcript of President Joe Biden’s two-day interview with Robert Hur is that the special counsel was being exceedingly generous when describing the president as a “sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.”
Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly, in Israel for a three-day visit this week, found time on Tuesday to deeply offend her hosts, announcing during a stopover in the West Bank that Canada would be putting up $1 million toward investigating allegations of sexual and gender-based violence against Palestinian women.
“We believe Palestinian women,” Joly wrote in a tweet reiterating the funding pledge.
