Nothing ‘suspicious’ about it … Trudeau says anti-Christian hate crimes are “undertandable”

RCMP investigating ‘suspicious’ fire at church in eastern Alberta hamlet

A church in the Alberta hamlet of Cherry Grove went up in flames early Friday morning and RCMP are calling the fire suspicious.

Cold Lake RCMP were sent to the hamlet, about 10 kilometres east of Cold Lake, and found the church “fully engulfed.”

RCMP said the fire is considered “suspicious,” based on their early investigation.


That’s OK Junior says it’s understandable.

Now imagine someone suggesting kristallnacht was “wrong” but understandable.

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U.S. Push to Restock Howitzer Shells, Rockets Sent to Ukraine Bogs Down

More than a year after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, U.S. plans to increase production of key munitions have fallen short due to shortages of chips, machinery and skilled workers.

Arms makers have added factory shifts, ordered new equipment and streamlined supply chains to boost output of Javelin antitank missiles, artillery shells, guided rockets and much more, which Ukrainian forces are firing by the thousands at the Russian invaders.

Years of stop-start Pentagon funding for munitions led companies to close production lines or quit the industry, while output of many components and raw materials moved overseas. Defense department chiefs estimate the decline will take five or six years to reverse.

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Union shocked after Ottawa Police ticket striking government worker for excessive honking

Union leaders are criticizing what they view as a shocking double standard after Ottawa Police ticketed a striking public servant for honking at a picket line and city bylaw officers have repeatedly fined another picketer for an unauthorized hot-dog stand outside the Prime Minister’s Office.

Ha! It’s an insurrection!

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Lying Racist BLM activist ruthlessly destroyed white student’s life by accusing her of saying racial justice protesters would ‘make good speed bumps’ – only to later admit she may have MISHEARD

Zyahna Bryant – racist

A celebrated Black Lives Matter activist ruined a white student’s life by claiming she heard her threaten to run them over – only to later admit she may have misheard.

Zyahna Bryant, then 19, claimed she heard fellow University of Virginia student Morgan Bettinger threaten protesters by saying they’d ‘make good speedbumps,’ in July 2020 while George Floyd protests took place in Charlottesville.

Although Bettinger did admit during a student misconduct trial that she had said something similar to a truck driver that was blocking the road, she insists she hadn’t said it as a threat.

Ya know Scott Adams may be right.

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Pierre Poilievre versus Doug Ford? Insiders see a deepening rift between Canada’s most prominent Conservative leaders

A hint of a triumphal smirk crept across Justin Trudeau’s face as he launched a partisan salvo at his fiercest rival.

“Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada — no relation to the Progressive Conservatives of Ontario, sorry, that was a joke, you can chuckle — came out and said that this project was a waste of money,” Trudeau said April 21 as he touted massive federal and provincial subsidies for the Volkswagen “gigafactory” near London, Ont.

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Russian navy ship photographed near Nord Stream pipelines before blasts

Russian special craft SS-750

A Russian navy vessel specialising in submarine operations was photographed near the sabotaged Nord Stream gas pipelines just prior to the mysterious September blasts, according to the Danish daily newspaper Information.

The prosecutor leading Sweden’s investigation into the sabotage confirmed the existence of the hitherto publicly unknown photographs.

“I’m aware of the information from before … This is not new information to us,” Mats Ljungqvist said on Friday.

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In Canada, Too, the Case for School Choice Is Strong

Wherever you look, the demand for more choice and the evidence of its benefits are abundant.

The school-choice boom that began in the U.S. during the Covid-19 pandemic has carried on in 2023, with states across the country implementing or expanding programs that give families better access to private educational alternatives. In Canada, unfortunately, the story is quite different; there’s been no such progress for school choice.

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Driven to suicide by weed

Marijuana use has exploded across the US since a wave of legalizations kicked off a decade ago, but some parents believe the super-strength strains of today are driving children to suicide.

Figures show found the number of Americans who have marijuana in their system when they try to kill themselves is growing at an alarming 17 percent per year – and the trend is being fueled by a rise in young people.

Sonia Jimenez, from Houston, Texas, lost her son Josh, 22, to suicide in December 2021, which she believes was caused by chronic cannabis use.

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TMU student union suing former execs for alleged fraud, mismanagement totalling $250K

Ryerson U. circa 1960

TORONTO – The undergraduate student union at Toronto Metropolitan University has launched a lawsuit against five former union executives, alleging fraud and financial mismanagement that it claims has resulted in major financial losses and a huge hit to its already-damaged reputation.

The Toronto Metropolitan Students’ Union filed a statement of claim this week seeking $900,000 in damages after alleged wrongdoing by members of the executive team from the 2021-22 academic year.

Diversity Is Our Strength.

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Influencer Steven Crowder responds to video of him berating pregnant wife, claims it was ‘misleadingly edited’

Conservative commentator Steven Crowder claimed on Friday afternoon that the controversial footage of him berating his then-heavily pregnant wife was “misleadingly edited” — and announced plans to unseal all related records in the state of Texas.

In the disturbing Ring footage from June 2021 shared by Yashar Ali on Thursday, Crowder can be heard telling his wife, Hilary, to “f–king watch it” and accuses her of refusing “to do wifely things.”

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Bill C-11: How to Get the Internet, Not TrudeauNet

What can you do if you don’t want the new government-approved internet?

If you want the internet, not TrudeauNet, find a VPN (Virtual Private Network) and you are on your way. VPNs are designed to enhance security but also to make your IP address invisible to the rest of the internet. That means you can’t be tracked by either the big platforms or governments. VPNs have been criticized because they enable you to go to “bad” places without anyone knowing what you looked at, but they are perfectly legal.

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Poll places Olivia Chow in lead in Toronto mayoral race

A new poll puts Olivia Chow in the lead among early contenders in the upcoming Toronto byelection to choose a new mayor.

The Mainstreet Research poll released Friday asked voters who they would choose if an election were held today. It found that among decided voters, 26 per cent said they would vote for Chow, while 21 per cent said they would vote for Ana Bailao, 14 per cent for Josh Matlow and 11 per cent for Mark Saunders.

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