Chris Selley: Suddenly, Toronto police decide now that Jews shouldn’t be harassed in their homes?

An interesting development last week on the front lines of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — which to some truly awful people means a Jewish neighbourhood in North Toronto. Toronto police announced that henceforth, “due to the changing security landscape in Toronto in recent weeks, including increased volatility and heightened fear in our communities, demonstrations moving into residential neighbourhoods in the Bathurst (Street) and Sheppard (Avenue) area presents an unacceptable risk to public safety.”


I wonder what went on behind the scenes to trigger this sudden about face? Lawsuit?

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Douglas Todd: Unsolved murder of Chinese spiritual group worker justifies ‘passionate’ scrutiny, B.C. judge rules

The unsolved murder of an employee of a giant spiritual health organization — which a Mountie ranked as one of the most “strange” cases he’s ever seen — is back in the spotlight after a B.C. judge ruled the matter of significant public interest.

The killing of Bo Fan, an employee of Create Abundance, has drawn international media attention over the past six years, including from Canadian news outlets, Le Monde in France, the South China Morning Post in East Asia, Newsweek in the U.S., and The Sunday Guardian in India.

Very weird.

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Jesse Kline: Tell me again why Air Canada must be officially bilingual

The horrific crash at New York’s LaGuardia airport last weekend, in which an Air Canada jet collided with a fire truck on the runway, has been described by Canadian politicians as a “crisis” that’s completely “unacceptable.” Only they weren’t talking about who may be to blame for an accident that killed two pilots and injured 40 others. Oh, no. This is Canada, where a crash landing sparks a discussion not about aviation safety, but about language “rights.”


It’s silly to eliminate non-speakers of French from jobs in their own government.

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GUNTER: Feds’ attack on notwithstanding clause an attack on Canadian federation

It’s too bad federal government lawyers were at the Supreme Court this week arguing against Quebec’s use of the Constitution’s notwithstanding clause in conjunction with that province’s controversial 2019 law, Bill 21. Also known as the secularism law, Bill 21 forbids the wearing of religious symbols at work by any public servant including teachers, nurses, police officers, even clerks.

It’s a Carney power grab.

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Islam in Canada or Why I’m proud to be an Islamophobe

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Jamie Sarkonak: The activists clamouring for us to be ruled by a woke juristocracy

Interest groups have been asking the Supreme Court to consider race, international law in notwithstanding clause case

The Supreme Court held hearings last week regarding Bill 21 — Quebec’s secularism law, which prohibits religious dress and symbols from the province’s public-sector workplaces. The ban flouts the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, but Quebec, so far, has gotten around that by invoking Section 33, the constitutional override known as the notwithstanding clause.

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Up to 1,000 Iranian ‘sleeper’ agents embedded in Canada: Gov’t official

As many as 1,000 former members of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps may be embedded across Canada — and posing an urgent security threat to the US, experts told The Post.

Canada’s liberal government isn’t doing nearly enough to address the problem, Michelle Rempel Garner, a member of the opposition and the “shadow minister” for immigration, told The Post.

“It’s a huge problem,” she said. “That’s not just a concern for our country, it’s a concern for our security partners and allies.”


Given Carney has made us vassals of China we should start bombing the US, Ukraine and Israel.

h/t Mauser

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A small group of Canadians are living it up. The rest of us are struggling. Welcome to the K-shaped economy

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Abdallah Aban is taking a quiet weekday moment in the food court at his local mall, munching on a breakfast sandwich, sipping his Tim Hortons.

His wife and two of his eight children are at work in the nearby Amazon warehouse. But Aban, 60, lost his job there last year and has had no luck finding a new one.

The family is getting by, even though they’re no longer receiving the Canada Child Benefit now that the kids are older, and they’re finding food and rent expensive.


Abdallah Aban, his wife and eight children? “Economic migrant” I’m betting.

Only the Star could find a writer who features a primary cause of Canada’s economic downfall as the victim.

It’s a certainty the author is an open borders scammer having been a VP of the Business Council of Canada which advocates for replacement scale mass immigration. For the benefit of the economy of course.

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Crown drops charges against woman arrested for making threats at pro-Palestinian protest

Hamas Rally Montreal

The Crown prosecutor handling the case of a woman charged with uttering threats during a pro-Palestinian protest in Montreal has withdrawn all charges.

Mai Abdulhadi, 41, was arrested in December 2025 and later charged with three counts of uttering threats following the protest on Nov. 21, 2024.

She entered a plea of not guilty.

The Koran must be some sort of Get Out Of Jail Card.

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BARCLAY: Ten years of Liberal rule turned Canada into a failing state — the data proves it

On March 16, the renowned Study of the Canadian Consumer revealed that “Nearly half of Canadians are living paycheque to paycheque” and that “a growing number of Canadians say they’re barely staying afloat.”

Unfortunately, even though job markets and ‘life-chances’ have unequivocally collapsed and evaporated throughout all of Canada, it is evident that the degenerate state of the Canadian nation has expanded well beyond the looming outbreak of abject poverty.

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Canada’s Identity Crisis Is Really a Cohesion Crisis

Canada does not have a diversity problem. It has a cohesion problem.

For the better part of a decade, the country was governed by an approach to identity that elevated difference, symbolism, and managed inclusion while treating any serious discussion of common culture with suspicion. Under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Canada increasingly spoke of itself less as a nation with a shared inheritance and more as a platform for competing identities, grievances, and moral claims. The effect was not unity but drift. It weakened the language of citizenship and made the idea of a common national story seem faintly improper.

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Brampton man pleads guilty to leading narco trucking scheme used by Ryan Wedding to flood Ontario with cocaine and methamphetamine

LOS ANGELES — A Brampton man who served as the leader of an Indo-Canadian trucking network at the heart of Ryan Wedding’s narco empire pleaded guilty this week in federal court to running a continuing criminal enterprise — a charge that carries a mandatory minimum of 20 years in federal prison.

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6 key moments from the Supreme Court challenge of Quebec’s secularism law

Seven judges of the Supreme Court of Canada are now considering the fate of Quebec’s controversial secularism law, Bill 21, which bans some civil servants, including teachers, from wearing religious symbols on the job.

A decision isn’t expected for at least several months.

Four days of arguments — exceptionally long for a Supreme Court case — dealt mostly with complex questions regarding the mechanics of Canada’s notwithstanding clause.

TDS made an appearance as one would expect from the Elbow dupes.

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Woke CANADIAN mayor mocked for ‘posturing’ video warning ICE to stay out of her city

Toronto’s mayor has been mocked after posting a video saying US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are not allowed in her city during the FIFA World Cup.

Olivia Chow took to social media on Thursday to say she won’t be welcoming US ICE into her city in June and July, when Toronto is hosting six World Cup games.

‘ICE has no place in this city,’ she said in a video. ‘Toronto is about to welcome thousands and thousands of families because of [the] FIFA World Cup, where everyone belongs, everyone’s welcome.

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MAGA’s plan for Canada: not annexation, but dismemberment

No one knows where Donald Trump got the notion of annexing Canada. It hasn’t been seriously suggested by any significant figure in American politics for at least a century. There has been next to no take-up of the proposal, even among his MAGA followers.

But the underlying premises – the idea that America must have complete dominion over the Western Hemisphere; that Canada is less a friendly ally than a troublesome appendage; that relations between the two countries should be based not on mutual benefit, but on dominance and despoliation – these are everywhere in the MAGA universe.


If I had to choose an overlord the USA is far better than Carney and his ChiCom pals.

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