John Carpay: Claiming That Children Have Adult Rights Is a Perversion of the Canadian Charter

Trudeau has a knack for hooking up with the demented.

In August of 2023, the UR Pride Centre for Sexuality and Gender Diversity filed a court application seeking to strike down Saskatchewan’s “Use of Preferred First Name and Pronouns by Students” policy. The policy requires parental consent when children under the age of 16 wish to use opposite-sex names and pronouns at school, referred to as “social transition.” This “social transition” can lead to children receiving puberty blockers, opposite-sex hormones, and eventually life-altering surgeries that will render them permanently infertile.

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Landlord charged with hate crimes after Muslim boy killed in Illinois

A man has been charged with murder and hate crimes after allegedly stabbing a six-year-old boy to death because he was Muslim.

Joseph Czuba, 71, is accused of killing Wadea Al-Fayoume and seriously wounding his mother in Plainfield, Illinois.

The landlord allegedly targeted the pair, who were his tenants, because of their religion and the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel.

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Pharmacare ultimatum: NDP gives Jagmeet Singh permission to kill deal if Liberals don’t deliver

New Democrats have resoundingly urged their party to stand firm on negotiating pharmacare, even if it means ending their political agreement with the Liberals.

Party members gave leader Jagmeet Singh and his MPs resounding support to use all the leverage the party has through its confidence-and-supply deal with the Liberals to obtain the party’s vision of pharmacare, even if it means walking away from the agreement and possibly triggering an election.

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BBC journalists in Middle East appear to justify Hamas attacks on civilians

The BBC is embroiled in an impartiality row after its journalists appeared to justify the killing of Israeli civilians by Hamas.

The corporation said it was “urgently investigating” on Saturday after social media activity by several of its journalists in the Middle East appeared to celebrate the attack which left approximately 1,300 dead.

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Number of ‘ghost hotels’ in Toronto contributing to housing crisis, surging prices, critics say

Advocates say short-term rentals listed on Airbnb are showing up in some Toronto condo buildings in concerning numbers, contributing to the deterioration of local neighbourhoods and the surge in rental prices.

A new analysis of City of Toronto data by non-profit advocacy group Fairbnb Canada found that 600 short-term rentals, also known as STRs, are located within three condo buildings alone.

The group’s executive director, Thorben Wieditz, says it raises concerns over whether these units are operating as “ghost hotels” without being zoned or taxed that way.

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Black Lives Matter, but Jewish Lives Don’t

The attack by Hamas in Israel led to the greatest number of Jews murdered on one day since the Holocaust. A 9/11 moment. Yet, we have groups like the BLM movement standing with Hamas. Doesn’t the BLM movement know that there are thousands of BLACK Jews in Israel? Black Jews, 14,300 of them, were air-lifted by the Israelis from Ethiopia when their lives were in danger. And how about former NBA star Amar’e Stoudemire, an Orthodox Jew?

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GUNTER: Feds overstepping bounds on pipeline and energy projects

Back in March, the Supreme Court was hearing arguments in the federal government’s appeal of an Alberta court decision that struck down Ottawa’s Impact Assessment Act (IAA), often called the “No More Pipelines” law.

The Alberta Court of Appeal, which is not a particularly anti-Ottawa court, had ruled that while climate change posed an “existential threat” to the planet, the no-more-pipelines law posed “another existential threat” – to the existence of “Canada itself.”

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The Left’s Open Hamas Sympathizers Have Forever Forfeited the ‘Nazi’ Charge

Never forget their refusal to condemn clear antisemitism and their willingness to take part in it.

Last weekend, Hamas advanced its assault on Israel, targeting the most vulnerable and defenseless they could find. Young men and women were gathered at an open-air concert near Kibbutz Re’im, a short distance from the Gaza Strip, when Jihadist paragliders swept in and began their barbaric rampage. The terrorists broke through the barrier into Israel and murdered hundreds more. At this writing, the death toll is more than 1,300, including 27 Americans.

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Debunking the Myth of ‘Hitler’s Pope’

Recently released evidence shows Pope Pius XII acted to prevent the slaughter of Jews.

Wartime pontiff Pope Pius XII has long been accused of failing to act in the face of Nazi atrocities, giving rise to the myth of “Hitler’s Pope.” But Vatican officials are working hard to debunk that myth and to share with the world the heroism, compassion, and cunning evinced by Pius XII in the face of one of the most horrific periods of world history. The Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome hosted a conference last week to reveal and discuss newly-declassified documents from the Vatican archive, detailing Pope Pius XII’s efforts to confront Nazi Germany’s Führer Adolf Hitler and protect Jews from concentration camps. Vatican Secretariat of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin presided over the conference, who condemned what he called “cases of scientific dishonesty which become ‘historical manipulation’ when documents are negligently or deliberately concealed.”

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Don’t forget: FBI brands Trump supporters ‘terrorists,’ with nation on the brink

As the specter of real terrorism engulfs the news in Israel, don’t forget that the FBI has ideas of its own about who the “real” terrorists are.

Newsweek recently reported that the FBI has clandestinely created a new subcategory of domestic terrorists that it intends to target going forward. The group has been labeled AGAAVE, which stands for anti-government, anti-authority violent extremism, but which is neither anarchist, a militia, or a sovereign citizen group.

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Hamas apologists have misunderstood Frantz Fanon

The philosopher’s work has been too easily applied to Israel and Palestine

Frantz Fanon is a thinker who is worshipped but seldom read. Known for his provocative meditations on political violence, he is frequently dredged up in the argument over the Israel-Palestine conflict, which for many Leftists is the ne plus ultra of settler colonialism in the 21st century. In the aftermath of Hamas’s homicidal assault on civilian communities in Southern Israel, alongside mantras of “decolonisation is not a metaphor”, there was an enthusiasm among some sectors of the Left for what they misconceived as an act of anti-colonial “resistance”. 

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The anti-Semites are on the march

Britain, we have a problem. Across the country yesterday, thousands upon thousands attended ‘pro-Palestine’ demonstrations. The biggest, in London, attracted 10,000 people, according to police. Nominally, the protests were raging against Israel’s bombardment of Gaza and its policies towards the Palestinians. You might think protesting against a nation as it defends itself against a genocidal terrorist group – which a week ago slaughtered 1,300 Jews, including small children – would be enough to raise some eyebrows. But it didn’t take long for unabashed Jew hatred and support for the terrorists of Hamas to come bobbing up to the surface.

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