Trudeau gov’t ‘green’ heat pump scheme a dismal failure, records show

An ideologically charged Canadian federal government “green” program offering homeowners government money to switch their reliable heating oil furnaces for less reliable electric heat pumps has been a dismal failure, according to recently released records.

A recent Inquiry Of Ministry, as per Blacklock’s Reporter, tabled in the House of Commons showed that only 80 homeowners have thus far opted into Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government heat pump program.

Oh I’m betting the usual Liberal graft greased connected palms.

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Canada Undefended: Our military readiness is dangerously insufficient. Here’s how to fix it

Much as the rest of Canada, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) are broken-down. The chief of defence staff, Gen. Wayne Eyre, is “concerned about our overall readiness.” This spoken by a man used to doing the best he can with the little he is given; what we called in my time in the army a “can-do” attitude.

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Church Burnings Continue in Canada Long After ‘Residential School’ Horror Story Fizzled

Justin Trudeau started and anti-Christian pogrom based on false claims of Aboriginal mass graves at Residential schools. Nearly 100 churches have been burned down or vandalized. No graves have been found.

Canada’s National Post noted on Wednesday that church arsons “never stopped,” with at least six new church fires reported in the past two months, but the media gives them little coverage and rarely discusses the debunked reports of mass graves at a Christian boarding school for indigenous children that touched off a wave of church burnings in the spring of 2021.

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Silence of the Feminist Lambs: Not a Word on Hamas Horrors

Those supporters of #MeToo said nothing.

In 2005, I published a book titled The Death of Feminism. At the time, I was focused on how Western feminists had become obsessed more with the alleged “occupation” of a country that has never existed — Palestine — than with the real occupation of women’s bodies in Gaza and on the West Bank, who were being forced into hijab, niqab, and child and arranged marriages, or who were being honor killed by their families for minor or imagined infractions. This form of femicide is primarily a Muslim-on-Muslim crime both in the West and in Muslim countries but, to a lesser extent, also takes place among Hindus in India, and, less frequently, among Sikhs. Honor killing is likely a tribal custom that religious leaders have failed to abolish, I wrote, one in which women also collaborate.

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As antisemitism spreads, it’s clear that hate doesn’t have any boundaries or exclusion zones

There’s no comfort knowing that Toronto is as infected by antisemitism as other world capitals.

Because hate hasn’t any boundaries or exclusion zones.

London has been in pro-Palestinian demonstration turbulence since the savage Hamas rampage into Israel on Oct. 7. I say pro-Palestinian but as has been increasingly exposed, many protesters focus instead on the vilifying of Israel, the most malign on the reviling of Jews.

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A Hundred Days after Gaza’s October 7

(Part 4 of 4) How Does This End? Regionally and Globally.

There are always dire consequences when the two strands of the double helix of “history as facts” and “history as beliefs” are torn too far apart. Chaos ensues. Dark forces are liberated.

Just this has happened for Israel and its neighbourhood since Hamas perpetrated the pogrom of 7/10. In the hundred days until the world turned upside down with the South African led attempt to weaponise the UN’s International Court of Justice (ICJ) to tar the victim of a transparently genocidal attack with charges of genocide — an attempt which failed, but only just — all routes out of the dark chaos have steadily narrowed. After the ICJ’s vexatious ruling which tried but was unable to declare Israel to have committed genocide, even moreso.

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In Canadian cities, a surge in open drug use has sparked difficult debates

Living in downtown London, Ont., right next to a mission for people who are poor and homeless, Stephanie De La Celle’s children often see people using illegal drugs. Playing in the park, riding their bikes or just going to the store for ice cream, they come across men and women openly smoking or injecting. That bothers Ms. De La Celle, 41, who has five-year-old twins, an 11-year-old and a 14-year-old under her roof.

“They shouldn’t be exposed to that at their age,” she says.

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Khan renames Overground in tribute to multiculturalism

Sadiq Khan has been accused of “virtue signalling nonsense” after renaming London Overground lines in a tribute to multiculturalism and feminism.

The Mayor of London announced on Thursday that the overground network’s 103 miles of interconnecting tracks, which are marked in orange on transport maps currently, would be split into six new identities.

The new names for the lines are Lioness, Windrush, Suffragette, Weaver, Liberty and Mildmay – the last one being a tribute to a specialist HIV hospital in Shoreditch.

h/t Mauser

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EV owners likely to pay more for insurance, report says. Here’s why

Electric vehicle (EV) owners in Canada may start to see their insurance rates jolt in the coming years, a new report indicates.

The study by credit rating agency Morningstar DBRS suggests insurers in the U.K., Europe and parts of the U.S., where EV uptake is higher than in Canada, are starting to experience the impacts the EV transition is having on claims costs.

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Trump Ordered to Pay Over $350 Million and Barred From New York Business

A New York judge on Friday handed Donald J. Trump a crushing defeat in his civil fraud case, finding the former president liable for conspiring to manipulate his net worth and ordering him to pay a penalty of more than $350 million that could wipe out his entire stockpile of cash.

The decision by Justice Arthur F. Engoron caps a chaotic, yearslong case in which New York’s attorney general put Mr. Trump’s fantastical claims of wealth on trial. With no jury, the power was in Justice Engoron’s hands alone, and he came down hard: The judge delivered a sweeping array of punishments that threatens the former president’s business empire as he simultaneously contends with four criminal prosecutions and seeks to regain the White House.

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