A transgender woman is demanding the return of her testicles which she claims her ex-boyfriend is keeping in a jar in his fridge.
In a affidavit and claim, Brianna Kingsley said that her former partner William Wojciechowski, of Pontiac, Michigan, was holding onto the body parts she’d had removed during gender reassignment surgery.
The Detroit News reported that Kingsley, 40, has demanded the return of her testes as well as to be paid damages totaling $6,500.
The coronation of a new King raised questions about the future of the Commonwealth. What appears not to be in doubt is the future of the Commonwealth Games. They are dead. Or least dead in their globetrotting capacity. For that matter, so too may the Olympics be.
This week, the Alberta government announced that it was scrapping its plans to bid for the 2030 Commonwealth Games. Earlier this year, Hamilton, Ont., which hosted the first Commonwealth Games in 1930, ended its bid consideration for a centennial commemoration in 2030.
People enjoy sport, they enjoy cheering for the home side.
What the average joe doesn’t like is being taken to the cleaners staging an event that rarely offers any benefit beyond the enrichment of the connected.
The Olympics are the Olympics of graft followed closely by the World Cup, they are the sport of greed.
Park permit revoked for Toronto Eritrean festival after violent protest leaves 9 injured
The City of Toronto has revoked the park permit for a weekend Eritrean festival after a protest turned violent, leaving nine people with injuries.
The protest started up shortly before 10 a.m. on Saturday at Earlscourt Park, near Caledonia Road and St. Clair Avenue West.
According to festivalgoers, a large crowd of people started gathering in the area and were chanting.
#Eritrea|n justice seekers attacked the PFDJ festival in Toronto, Canada pic.twitter.com/2ELEyc2WQv
— Amir | אמיר | ኣሚር |أمير🟥 (@amir_mohad) August 5, 2023
We’re beginning to wonder what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau believes he is responsible for in Canada, as opposed to things he says are not his fault.
According to Trudeau, he’s not responsible for Canadians being divided because that’s the fault of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.
Sophie Grégoire Trudeau’s next move: Get paid
… The vivacious, new-age yogi and longtime mental health champion is at work on a self-help and wellness project that promises to delve into brain health and “unique emotional signatures” — a reflection of the positive vibes and promises of “real change” that first swept the prime minister to victory in 2015.
Good that she’s chosen the Yogi path.
… Canada is governed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. How “free” the glorious nation is, has come under debate, with critics accusing the prime minister of totalitarian tendencies on par with what U.S. observers have seen as similar to the U.S. Politicization of Canadian law enforcement and political agencies that have prosecuted critics of the national government, including dissenting clergy, and the crushing of national trucker protests in the frigid winter months in 2023.
In stunning fashion, the United States Women’s Soccer team has been eliminated from the World Cup after former co-captain Megan Rapinoe blew a penalty kick.
While the loss cannot be solely put on Rapinoe, who was playing in her last World Cup, the team was up 3-2 in the penalty kicks as she sailed hers wide.
BREAKING: Woke US Women’s Soccer Humiliation
After winning back-to-back World Cups the heavily favored Team USA has been ELIMINATED by Sweden in the 16th round.
Team USA’s downfall was delivered by anti-America, anti-woman activist Megan Rapinoe’s EMBARRASSING free kick here 🥴 pic.twitter.com/uO3aDQcYbl
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) August 6, 2023
h/t Rasputins Rosary
The UN special rapporteur on counter-terrorism and human rights says Canada is putting the lives of its citizens at risk by not helping to return them from prisons in Syria.
“It is inconceivable for any country, including Canada, to leave its vulnerable children in these camps for a day longer than they should be,” said Fionnuala Ní Aoláin in an interview airing Saturday on CBC’s The House.
The UN special rapporteur also accused the Canadian government of hypocrisy, arguing that its actions on citizens in Syria devalued other efforts on the international stage.
They made their choice.
The American Academy of Pediatrics wants to review youth gender treatments
Two-thirds of Canadians now say it a poor time to increase the price on carbon, with a majority saying they believe raising prices on gas is an ineffective approach for curbing fuel emissions.
This is according to a survey conducted by Nanos Research and commissioned by CTV News intended to better understand Canadian perception towards combating climate change through increasing prices on fuel. The survey involved 1,081 Canadians surveyed between July 30 and Aug. 2 and results were evaluated with the latest census information, weighted by age and gender, and the sample of respondents was geographically stratified.
Hunter Biden sold himself to Chinese and Ukrainian officials as a brilliant conduit to the halls of American power, a closer on the rise who could leverage his vice president father’s clout to get deals done around the globe.
But as his abandoned laptop revealed, behind closed doors the future first son was a crack-addled, selfie-obsessed sex fiend with a roster of hookers bigger than the bureaucracies of some small countries.
Just how far can the government go with costly and inconvenient environmental regulations of questionable benefit before citizens decide they have had enough of it?
Steven Guilbeault’s environment department appears determined to find out as they indicate plastic bags and wrapping used for meat and produce in grocery stores will be banned.
There just isn’t a bad idea this government won’t endorse.
Drunken outbursts, public nudity and nonstop cellphone use disrupt packed theaters. Have people forgotten how to go the movies?
Ryan Gosling was having a big moment onscreen bro’ing up the Barbie Dreamhouse as Ken when Tess Connolly, 22, first spotted something amiss.
It was a 9:30 p.m. showing of “Barbie” at the Regal Cinema in downtown Denver, and the theater’s manager had begun pleading with a man seated a few rows in front of Connolly and her younger brother. The man, the manager said, needed to leave. But the moviegoer wouldn’t budge. That’s when five security guards showed up and Connolly truly took in the spectacle in front of her — and, unfortunately, it wasn’t Ken shouting “Sublime!”
From Tim Hortons restaurants to the Ottawa Senators, some of the province’s most recognizable brands faced complaints about workplace violations during the pandemic.
The Star obtained data on every employment standards claim in Ontario between 2020 and 2022 where money was found owing, or a settlement was reached.
This is the treatment employees can expect thanks to the Trudeau government allowing our “Captains of Industry” to import indentured servants on a whim.
A Syrian man accused of leading a pro-government militia in Tadamon, a Damascus neighbourhood that was the site of a massacre of civilians in 2013 filmed by its perpetrators and revealed by the Guardian last year, has been arrested in northern Germany.
The suspect, identified as Ahmad H in line with German privacy rules, is the first person to be detained in connection with crimes in Tadamon, where militia and soldiers loyal to the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, brutalised the local population – recording some of their acts – in the early years of the country’s civil war.
He is accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes including torture and enslavement, prosecutors said on Thursday.
