The frustration being felt by residents surrounding Allan Gardens is being felt by their city councillor even if ignored by city hall staff and many of the leading mayoral contenders. That frustration could soon see residents take some matters into their own hands.
In an update to residents issued last week, Councillor Chris Moise said the approach being taken by city staff isn’t working.
French President Emmanuel Macron has incensed left-liberal lawmakers after he warned that France is going through a “process of decivilization,” in what some have speculated—rightly or wrongly—was a wink and nod to the famed author Renaud Camus’ idea of the “great replacement.”
The French president’s comments, which have prompted a whole host of reactions from prominent figures in the country’s political milieu, came during a Council of Ministers meeting on Wednesday, May 24th, where, in light of the chaos enveloping France at the moment, he expressed anxiety that the country is undergoing a “process of decivilization,” the newspaper Le Parisien reports.
Private information belonging to over 150,000 Canadians in possession of federal departments and agencies was breached over a one-year-plus period, with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) being the worst offender, new records analyzed by The Epoch Times show.
The analysis is based on figures provided by the federal government in response to an Inquiry of Ministry. Conservative MP Luc Berthold, who submitted the inquiry on March 29, wanted to know the details of all privacy breaches that occurred since Jan. 1, 2022, including the number of people being affected, and whether or not the Privacy Commissioner of Canada was notified.
A nun has moved one step closer to sainthood after her exhumed body showed no signs of decay, four years after it was buried.
Pilgrims are now flocking to Missouri to see the impeccably well-preserved body of Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster.
Sister Wilhelmina, the founder of the Benedictine Sisters of Mary, Queen of the Apostles, in Gower, Missouri, died at age 95 in May 2019.
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens says he is “deeply concerned” after two weeks of negotiations between the federal and provincial governments and Stellantis have failed to produce a new deal for the NextStar EV battery plant in Windsor.
“Each passing day increases the likelihood that Windsor, its workers, residents, and businesses will not receive the commitments made to them,” Dilkens said in a statement Friday afternoon.
A citizen petition against a foreign agent registry that was sponsored by Liberal MP Chandra Arya in the House of Commons in April was drafted by Sen. Yuen Pau Woo, The Epoch Times has confirmed.
“At the request of organizers across the country, I helped to draft the petition,” Woo told The Epoch Times in an email.
The petition, initiated by Coquitlam, B.C., resident Li Wang, says “a foreign influence registry poses a serious harassment and stigmatization risk for racialized communities.”
After several days of telling the media that Target’s stores were under threat from people who objected to their pride display and satanic merchandise to celebrate transgender ideology, an email that detailed a bomb threat was sent to media outlets.
Thousands of untrained troops are contacting a Ukrainian hotline for deserters and being guided to safety
On the morning of May 9, as President Vladimir Putin’s generals polished their medals for the Victory Day parade in Moscow, a Russian soldier called Ruslan cowered in a trench outside Bakhmut, surrounded by death.
Above him a Ukrainian drone hovered, while behind him Russian mortars prepared to strike if he dared fall back. His options were to fight, flee or surrender, and only one did not lead to oblivion.
If legacy news corporations fail to report that large majorities of the American public now view their journalistic product as straight-up propaganda, does that make it any less true?
According to a survey by Rasmussen Reports, 59% of likely voters in the United States view the corporate news media as “truly the enemy of the people.” This is a majority view, held regardless of race: “58% of whites, 51% of black voters, and 68% of other minorities” — all agree that the mainstream media has become their “enemy.”
Several authors of a Soros-funded Penn Biden Center report advocating for increasing the number of refugees allowed into the country now work in the Biden administration, handling immigration and national security policy.
The Penn Biden Center and the National Conference on Citizenship published a 2020 report, which was funded by a $259,050 grant from Open Society Foundations, recommending increasing the number of refugees permitted to come to the U.S. and easing restrictions on refugee eligibility, actions the White House has since taken. The report was led by Ariana Berengaut, who now serves as senior adviser to national security adviser Jake Sullivan, and Eric Hysen, who was sworn in as chief information officer (CIO) for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in February 2021; Rosanna Kim, who serves as senior adviser for the State Department’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) since January 2021, also contributed to the report.
The great strategist sees a globe riven by U.S.-China competition and threatened by fearsome new weapons and explains why he now thinks Ukraine should be in NATO.
Eight years—that’s all the time Henry Kissinger was in public office. From January 1969 to January 1977, Mr. Kissinger was first national security adviser and secretary of state under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, holding both titles concurrently for more than two years. He was 53 when he cleared his desk at Foggy Bottom to make way for Cyrus Vance. In the 4½ decades since, he has worked as a consultant on strategic relations to governments around the world and consolidated beyond dispute his reputation—first earned when he co-piloted the U.S. opening to China in 1972—as the pre-eminent philosopher of global order and the most original, erudite and hard-nosed statesman of his era.
In any circumstance, neither motive nor evidence matters, only the privilege status associated with a person’s skin color.
Apparently, every negative social interaction between a white person and a black person can be explained by racism.
Take the case of Sarah Comrie, a physician’s assistant at Bellevue Hospital in New York City, who was branded a “Karen” (a racist middle-class white woman) after a disagreement with a group of young men over a Citi Bike. Comrie, who is six months pregnant, had just finished a twelve-hour shift at the hospital and was trying to leave on a bike that her lawyer has since produced evidence showing she rented, when a group of young men confronted her, claiming they had rented the bike. A struggle ensued during which Comrie called for help, expressed distress as one of the men brushed against her baby bump, started crying, and dismounted the bike.
In the weeks since Tucker Carlson’s firing in late April, Fox News’s prime time numbers have dropped significantly. While the audience flight is undeniable, the question of where those viewers went remains an open one.
Newsmax, Fox’s rightward competitor, has seen a boost since Carlson’s abrupt firing, especially at 8 p.m. – Carlson’s old time slot. Yet Newsmax’s increase doesn’t come close to accounting for the million viewers Fox has shed in prime time since firing Carlson.
Billboard Chris on the intolerance of the trans movement.
The fightback against trans extremism is well and truly underway. Across the Western world, activists, campaigns and organisations have sprung up to combat the threat posed by gender ideology to women’s spaces, gay rights and children’s welfare. Enter Billboard Chris (aka Chris Elston), a Canadian father of two who was inspired by gender-critical campaigner Posie Parker to take his concerns about the transitioning of children to the streets…
Dutch police arrested over 1500 climate protesters after a climate protest garnered thousands of participants in the Hague, the Netherlands’ seat of government.
The protest was called for by Extinction Rebellion, a group that originated in the UK which uses non-violent albeit disruptive protest methods to raise climate awareness.
Protesters blocked a section of a motorway, near the base of both the Dutch parliament and the prime minister’s offices. Extinction Rebellion said some 7,000 took part.
Niet iedereen is onder de indruk van de politieinzet van de gemeente Den Haag.
Wij blijven terugkomen. #A12 #StopFossieleSubsidies pic.twitter.com/qlqsvrNXe7
— Extinction Rebellion Nederland (@NLRebellion) May 27, 2023
Europe grapples with Last Generation climate protests
Over the last week, climate activists featured heavily in the European news cycle.
In Germany, police and prosecutors launched their first nationwide crackdown on the Last Generation group with raids on May 24. The climate activists are charged with the “formation or support of a criminal organization” in Munich, which led to home searches and the shutdown of their website.
Four days earlier, Last Generation activists in Italy had staged an attention-grabbing protest, pouring a black liquid, charcoal diluted with water, into the Trevi Fountain in Rome. Their banner demanded “an immediate end to public subsidies for all fossil fuels.”
