A ruling by the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal which imposed a penalty of $750,000 on a trans heretic is as chilling in its implication as it is draconian in its punishment.
The extraordinary judgement creates a hierarchy of beliefs in that if a person says they are transgender then everyone is obliged to believe them, regardless of any skepticism. To do otherwise is to deny their existence, says the tribunal.
OTTAWA – Prime Minister Mark Carney promised another $2 billion in military aid and more sanctions on Moscow on Tuesday, as Ukraine marked four years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion
“Four years on, Russia is failing militarily, strategically and economically, and we are in it for the long term,” Carney told reporters before the weekly cabinet meeting on Parliament Hill.
“Russia is failing. The sooner they come to the table and actually participate in peace negotiations, the better it will be.”
🚨BREAKING — Prime Minister Mark Carney announces an additional $2 BILLION in aid to Ukraine.
Canada will also be sending another 400 armoured vehicles. pic.twitter.com/B2XIqHHGTP
— Jasmin Laine (@JasminLaine_) February 24, 2026
h/t Mauser
Shortly after Nerdeen Kiswani, a pro-Hamas, pro-terrorist activist and organizer, said on X that pet dogs have no place in homes because “they are unclean,” several other videos surfaced reportedly demonstrating Muslim attitudes toward dogs.
There’s the video purportedly showing a Muslim threatening to behead a woman’s dog. And the video of “Sneako,” a Muslim streamer in Miami, telling Americans, “F-ck your dog. … Dogs are haram. … Dogs are gross.” And then the video allegedly capturing Muslim kids torturing a lone dog. Added to those were reports of Morocco engaging in a campaign to slaughter three million dogs ahead of the 2030 World Cup.
The obvious conclusion is that Muslim culture does not like dogs and has no qualms about being cruel toward them.
OTTAWA — In the wake of a groundbreaking Jamestown Foundation study mapping 2,294 CCP-linked organizations across four Western democracies — and finding that Canada, with 575 such groups, has nearly five times the per-capita penetration rate of the United States — experts including a former Chinese spy who defected to Australia are warning that Canada has become Beijing’s prototype for the kind of subversion that, in CCP doctrine, precedes kinetic warfare.
In Britain, the MP Rupert Lowe, a political Independent, last year raised 600,000 pounds to crowdfund an independent investigation of the Muslim rape gang scandal. Lowe, along with MP Esther McVey, lawyer Graham Smith, and Sammy Woodhouse, a survivor of the rape gangs, heard testimony from other survivors. This was not an official inquiry. Based on the belief that British authorities have systematically tried to downplay the breadth and seriousness of the abuse, for the sake of avoiding conflict with Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities (from which the vast majority of the alleged rapists come), Lowe and his team gathered information independently. Now they are turning it over the to government in the hope that at last, the state will take it seriously. Here is their statement from yesterday.
It is very strong stuff…
This isn’t the first time something like this has happened. This particular case is taking place in Canada where a convicted sex offender named Manfred Sperling with a long record of violent offenses against women is serving a life sentence in a men’s prison.
The only recognition we seem to get is for being some sort of weirdo nation.
If you ever find yourself confused by the complexities of the ever-evolving hierarchy of oppression, the ‘compassionate’ left is happy to fill you in. Certain identity markers – particularly race and gender identity – place you comfortably in the upper layers of the victimhood trifle. But having a life-inhibiting neurological disorder? That, it seems, gives you little more than the soggy sponge at the bottom.
This would be funny if weren’t so infuriating.
The people in the comments here would do well to watch some of the numerous documentaries made on John Davidson since he was a kid – or his BAFTA winning biopic – before casually condemning a man with life-long chronic Tourette’s as a racist. https://t.co/daIfIxqnmt
— Damo (@concretemilk) February 22, 2026
Clip from the film about his life
I Swear is a British film about John Davidson, a Scottish man with severe Tourette syndrome, following his journey from a misunderstood teenager to an adult who campaigned for awareness and acceptance… pic.twitter.com/5Y8BKNrm3K
— ScenesThatSlap (@scenesthatslap) February 23, 2026
Durham Region, outside Toronto, is the latest Ontario municipality to create a program for recording “non-criminal hate incidents” (NCHIs) such as (to quote the website) telling offensive jokes, destroying religious texts or sending discriminatory text messages.
The new Community-Based Hate Reporting program includes a form where people are encouraged to report such “hateful” incidents — anonymously if they wish — so that they can be connected with taxpayer-funded security or counselling, so that the region can better track hate incidents, and so that police can be informed. Waterloo Region, Ottawa, Chatham-Kent, Hamilton and Muskoka already have similar reporting tools.
A new video shows the moment a Christian preacher was pushed by a masked man and had his equipment attacked in Whitechapel.
The evangelist is seen in the footage being surrounded as he tries to speak through a microphone on Whitechapel Road in East London on February 16.
Part of his equipment is kicked by a man wearing grey tracksuit bottoms and a puffer coat, before another manically shouts in his face, ‘where you come from?’
An English Christian preacher told to leave Whitechapel:
“This is our area.”
And people wonder why Ratcliffe’s comments struck a nerve.
When did we give Muslims the Right to treat and attack us like this.🧐 pic.twitter.com/xys6H8AxNp
— Dan Wickes (@swickes86) February 16, 2026
🚨SHOCKING: Whitechapel resident: "The police SHOULD be called on people who say bad things about Muslims."
"It shows you that these people live by DIFFERENT laws within this country. Last time I checked, we don't have blasphemy laws!"@SamaramGill pic.twitter.com/p5hSe7ujA1
— Talk (@TalkTV) February 24, 2026
The focus in Alberta, less so in the country, has been on the forthcoming referendum regarding independence. But Premier Smith recently called for a different referendum, one that follows the Alberta Next Review Panel. Led by Smith, it toured the province, eliciting views about the role of the province and how to strengthen autonomy within the federation.
Eleven panellists were plucked from the UCP, business, academia, the judiciary (retired), and others from the community with experience regarding a range of social issues.
At many levels, this is brilliant.
(Incognito)
Starts at 9PM
Trump hit by sinister sabotage plot ahead of highly-anticipated State of the Union address
Donald Trump’s highly-anticipated State of the Union address is facing a sinister sabotage plot from top Democrats.
Dozens of lawmakers are set to boycott the speech at the Capitol with counter events, including parading Jeffrey Epstein victims on the National Mall.
David Kusnet: What Canadians should watch for in the state of the union
Since Donald Trump first ran for president in 2016, Americans have been told to “take him seriously, but not literally” — to focus less on his policy pronouncements and more on the feelings behind them. Canadians should do the same when they watch his state of the union address, as they assess what the speech could mean for the already tense U.S.-Canada relationship.
The city of Freiburg’s recent decision to prioritize Islamic visibility has ignited a sharp debate over cultural identity and the use of public funds. In a direct response to the city’s inaugural Ramadan lighting installation at Seepark, members of the Identitarian Movement (Identitäre Bewegung) covered the displays with a banner proclaiming “Blessed Lent,” pointingly reclaiming the space for the traditional Christian season.
“I know you. I know things about you.”
The warning, directed at a jail manager, came from an inmate as he was being shuffled toward a body scanner used to find contraband inside Toronto South Detention Centre. The inmate knew what kind of vehicle the manager drove. He said he knew what neighbourhood the manager lived in.
The inmate had shared this information “and more” to others on the range, according to an internal jail report obtained by the Star.
German politicians like to talk about Zeitenwende – the country’s great turning point in its defence policy since the invasion of Ukraine. And it has certainly turned: towards spending billions of taxpayer euros on drones that cannot fly in frontline situations, seemingly cannot hit their targets, and whose largest investors sit not in Berlin or Brussels, but in Silicon Valley boardrooms with direct lines to the White House and CIA. If this is European defence sovereignty, one could wonder what this dependency actually looks like. And if Europe really is serious about this change.
Seems there’s a lesson for Carney in this. But I’m sure his China pivot will smooth things out.
HALIFAX — The head of Canadian Armed Forces says a policy aimed at attracting highly skilled foreign military members is getting a boost from the federal Immigration Department as the military scrambles to fill jobs amid a protracted personnel shortage.
Gen. Jenni Carignan, chief of defence staff, said Monday the military already has a program in place to attract military members with specialized skills, including pilots who already know how to fly F-35 fighter jets, which Canada is in the process of buying from the United States.
Carignan gave the example of a fighter pilot from the Netherlands who wants to move to Canada, saying the federal Immigration Department would now offer some help
