Greta Thunberg has shut down a British airport demanding private jets be made illegal as she joins an Extinction Rebellion protest.
The Swedish activist is taking part in a climate protest at Farnborough Airport, against the airport’s expansion and calling for a ban on private jets.
A recent report from Canada’s Department of Natural Resources says it is still “too early” to fully evaluate the reliability of electric vehicles (EVs) in Canadian winters despite comprehensive research spanning six years at an investment of $76.1 million.
“It is too early to fully evaluate the intermediate and ultimate outcomes,” said the report titled “Evaluation Of The Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Demonstration Program,” which was first covered by Blacklock’s Reporter.
London is not the only city where vigilantes are destroying traffic cameras, as Italian counter-terror police have been deployed to catch the people behind the destruction of cameras in the north of the country.
A new Abacus Data poll suggests that many voters don’t see similarities between the former president and the Conservative leader.
OTTAWA — It was an attack ad that had Liberals buzzing: video clips of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s comments juxtaposed with those of former U.S. president Donald Trump.
It wasn’t meant as a compliment: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made no secret of the fact he views Trump as a risk to Canada and thinks Poilievre is cut from the same cloth.
The Liberals are unable to run on their dismal record so their media has been told to go the “Worse than Hitler” route.
The faces of dangerous crooks who ‘switched gender’ when faced with the prospect of prison
When Sophie Louise Carter was caught with indecent images of underage children she was a tree surgeon known as Dominic.
But by time the 39-year-old was hauled before court to face sentence, dressed in a pink-t-shirt and shorts with pink nail polish on, she identified as a woman.
The criminal is one of a number of trans sex offenders who committed their crimes as men before transitioning while facing justice or behind bars.
The man accused of a shooting and firebombing attack at Edmonton City Hall lays out his wide-ranging problems with Canada and the world in a lengthy video manifesto published online before the incident.
Bezhani Sarvar, 28, is facing six charges for the attack in which a gunman entered the civic building through the parkade, fired a rifle and tossed a homemade Molotov cocktail before surrendering to an unarmed security guard. Nobody was injured in the attack.
The moment historic First Congregational Church—built in 1850—collapsed in New London, Connecticut pic.twitter.com/sAClzgvFHY
— Julia 🇺🇸 (@Jules31415) January 26, 2024
A New York jury has said Donald Trump must pay $83.3m (£65.6m) to E Jean Carroll, a writer he was found to have defamed by denying her allegation of sexual assault. Legal experts say the award is a message to the former president to stop smearing her. But will it work?
Last year Ms Carroll won another civil case in which a separate jury found Mr Trump legally responsible for sexually abusing and defaming her, and awarded her $5m in damages.
The outcome in the first case did nothing to deter the former president in denying Ms Carroll’s story, personally attacking the writer and claiming he had never met her.
Whatever Ken McDonald, the Liberal MP for Avalon, said or meant to say about Justin Trudeau’s leadership, the most cutting assessment of the prime minister published this week might have come from Jeanette Dyke, a patron of Tiny’s Bar and Grill in Paradise, N.L.
“I just cannot take Justin Trudeau anymore,” she told Radio-Canada. “He has charisma … but to me he’s annoying.”
Those comments speak to the most basic challenge of political leadership. The TV cameras that watch politicians daily magnify every facet and quirk of their personalities. And like a houseguest — one who can be blamed for every grievance about the economy, or the real estate market, or the price of gas — a political leader’s odds of overstaying their welcome grow with each passing day.
This article by CBC paints Canadians as shallow idiots who no longer like Justin Trudeau’s hair hence their enduring disdain for the PM.
CBC hints socks and selfies may yet resurrect Trudeau’s political fortunes and in the process protect their paychecks.
Only superficial references are made to the economic ruin his asinine high-school quality policies have caused Canadians.
CBC’s reputation is irreparably harmed and needs to be defunded.
Anti-semitic vandals today defaced a memorial in Milan depicting the Simpsons being sent to Auschwitz just hours before Holocaust Memorial Day – by scrawling ‘f*** Israel’ and ‘Viva Hitler’ on it.
The mural in central Milan, titled ‘Track 21, The Simpsons Jews deported to Auschwitz’ by Italian artist aleXsandro Palombo, was today defaced by racist vandals for a fourth time, a year after it was first painted at the Shoah Memorial in Milan.
EDMONTON—On the surface, it was a dream canvassing scenario.
As the NDP’s Jagmeet Singh and a group of MPs and supporters knocked on doors in the highly sought-after riding of Edmonton Centre, a middle-aged man and his young adult son spotted the leader from afar and hurried across a strip mall parking lot to say hello.
… “Unfortunately, I just think the country, in the state it’s in right now, means I can’t support the Liberals,” he told the Star.
“And if the NDP are supporting the Liberals, I can’t support the NDP either.”
Substantiated. So very substantiated. https://t.co/xmkRgOJci7
— The Mossad: Satirical, Yet Awesome (@TheMossadIL) January 27, 2024
San Francisco’s oldest toy store, which inspired the Pixar classic “Toy Story,” is permanently shutting its doors after nearly a century in business with the city’s widespread crime and violence problem playing a significant factor.
Jeffrey’s Toys broke the news Friday it will be closing up shop at the end of February, marking the end of an iconic 86-year run.
“Canada is only weeks away from legalizing assisted suicide for Canadians whose only underlying condition is mental illness. There are reports that assisted death is already being offered to Canadians who are suicidal.”
“And MAID advocates are already speaking openly about extending physician-assisted death to children as young as 12.”
Surge in medically assisted deaths under Canada’s MAID program outpaces every other country
The number of Canadians ending their lives through medically assisted death has grown at a speed that outpaces every other nation in the world.
As Canada is poised to expand eligibility criteria under medical assistance in dying (MAID) legislation, data from all 11 countries where the controversial end-of-life treatment exists shows Canada is the fastest-growing adopter in history, an analysis by the Investigative Journalism Bureau and the Toronto Star has found.
Trudeau can make people want to kill themselves.
h/t RH
Seattle on Wednesday became the latest city to give out millions of dollars to Black Lives Matter protesters who alleged they were injured by police in the summer of 2020.
The city agreed to pay $10 million after a more than three-year-long legal battle with a group of over 50 plaintiffs who said police mistreated them during the 2020 protests, which erupted in the aftermath of the killing of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police.
