11 suspects identified, over 80 charges laid in Hamilton distraction theft case
— Jerry Can (@leafsjerrycan) January 30, 2026
h/t Patti Jo
“Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves”
“Diversity”
“Canadian National” Ramanan Pathmanathan Pleads Guilty to Sexually Exploiting Over 100 Children Online
A Canadian national pleaded guilty today in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia after admitting he sexually exploited over 100 children by creating an online persona and targeting them on social media.
Ramanan Pathmanathan, 40, of Toronto, Canada, pleaded guilty to the production of child pornography and to coercion and enticement of a minor. Pathmanathan was arrested on Dec. 3, 2025, after being temporarily surrendered to the United States, where he has remained incarcerated pending trial.
Ramanan Pathmanathan: A 40-year-old Toronto man who pleaded guilty in a U.S. court on January 30, 2026, for the sexual exploitation of over 100 children online. He was previously sentenced to 12 years in Canada for similar offenses in 2022 but was released to offend again under Canada’s ludicrous justice system.
Indian man spared automatic deportation after assaulting B.C. girlfriend
An Indian man who attacked his girlfriend while living in Kamloops, B.C., on a work permit won’t be headed back to India thanks to a judge’s ruling.
Joyson Lewis pleaded guilty on Jan. 22 in Kamloops provincial court to one count of assault. According to prosecutors, the 25-year-old got into a physical altercation with his girlfriend in a vehicle on April 28, 2025.
Most Britons lack trust in people with “different values” or from “different cultures”
Three in four people in the UK are “unwilling or hesitant” to trust someone who has different values or is from a different cultural background, according to a survey.
Distrust “is the new default instinct” in UK society, according to the Edelman Trust Barometer, which examines the trust that people have in business, government, media and non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
Its report revealed a deepening erosion of trust as “grievance has devolved into insularity” across the developed world.
Suspect in B.C. double murder arrived on student visa weeks before, Crown prosecutor says
A murder trial has heard that Arnold and Joanne De Jong hosted a “joyful” family celebration at their Abbotsford, B.C., home, on May 8, 2022, with a family member later telling police they were “alive and well” when she left at 10 p.m.
But when family members couldn’t reach them the next day, a son-in-law visited and found Joanne De Jong dead before calling police, who quickly determined they were dealing with a double homicide, Crown prosecutor Dorothy Tsui said.
… Tsui said one of the suspects, Gurkaran Singh, had arrived in Canada on a student visa on April 16, less than a month before the killings.
WARMINGTON: Oakville thieves drive off with 8 luxury vehicles worth $2M
Turns out eight was not enough for these high-end vehicle thieves.
“They had keys for three more,” said Mark Kusiewicz, the manager of Oakville’s Lockwood Leasing. “They just didn’t have enough drivers.”
“They were like rats” coming through the holes at Oakville car dealership in which all 8 luxury cars—Ferrari, Porsche, BMW and Mercedes—were stolen Jan 12. @HaltonPolice are all over this though. Four have been recovered already. But watch these rats at work — Part One pic.twitter.com/0l5Mo24I45
— Joe Warmington (@joe_warmington) January 12, 2026
WARMINGTON: Suspect in Pearson gold heist cuffed after landing
Home in cuffs.
But without the gold.
Peel Regional Police took one of the suspects in the famous 2023 Pearson International Airport gold heist into custody from a plane that landed Monday morning from the United Arab Emirates.
Jamie Sarkonak: The federal judge determined to dismantle Canada’s immigration safeguards
In 2013, Toronto lawyer Avvy Yao-Yao Go described herself as a “loudmouth activist for politicians to contend with.” She was an advocate of chain migration, a former member of the Ontario law society’s equity committee, a vocal critic of journalists and politicians, and once, she even tried to force the government to pay reparations to descendants of Chinese-Canadians impacted by the head tax (after losing one appeal in this process, her organization accused an appeal judge of racism; the complaint was tossed out).
Call this what it is: Anti-white racism. Ethno-terrorism is imbedded in Canada’s “diverse” institutions.
‘Black drug dealer who had it coming’: Family concerned alleged comments by Ontario SIU manager prejudiced case
A legal dispute is providing a window into allegations of workplace harassment at the office of Ontario’s police watchdog, and showcasing controversial comments about a police shooting death alleged to have been made by someone who’s now a top manager there.
The alleged comments, including labelling one victim shot by police as a “Black drug dealer who had it coming,” are signs of prejudice that need to be dealt with at the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), say family members of the man who died.
On the other hand it may have been an accurate observation.
More … always more – Man on parole charged in student’s killing ‘was looking to target someone’: Toronto cops
h/t MP
A Toronto man was nearly beaten to death in Sri Lanka. Authorities now say the attack was ordered in Canada
For months after his father was beaten to near death by a group of armed assailants while visiting his home village in Sri Lanka, Ganesh Subramaniam was left asking himself: who would do such a thing, and why?
It took more than a year for Sri Lankan authorities to offer a shocking theory: the attack on Ganesh’s father — who founded the Sri Ayyappan Hindu Temple in Scarborough more than 40 years ago — was allegedly ordered on Canadian soil, by the man serving as the temple’s president.
Dave’s not here man …
Oghenemaro Dave Ejerua wanted after vulnerable adults assaulted at Toronto group home: police
The victim of this dramatic caught-on-video robbery speaks out: ‘These are not high level criminals — they’re kids’
Seated in a small booth tucked into the corner of a Mississauga grocery store, Orbit Money owner Sabir Syed was greeted by a steady stream of visitors on Sunday.
Many came not to exchange currency, but to check on him following the robbery that took place at his counter inside Iqbal Foods on Erin Mills Parkway near Burnhamthorpe Road West just one week earlier.
4 criminals rob the Mississauga Money Exchange inside a grocery store in Canada and beat the unarmed clerk.
One concealed carry gun would have prevented this.
Shop accordingly….#Canada #crime #decay #FailedState #3rdWorld #enrichment #Canadians pic.twitter.com/F7uzSobPua
— Mrgunsngear (@Mrgunsngear) December 18, 2025
Kids sent by older criminals.
Man arrested following sexual assault on Mississauga bus, faces other charges for similar Richmond Hill incident
Peel police say they’ve arrested a man following an alleged sexual assault on a transit bus in Mississauga earlier this month.
In a release on Saturday, police said the suspect boarded a bus on Nov. 18 and sat beside a female he did not know.
It is alleged the suspect sexually assaulted the female victim while the bus was moving. The suspect then fled, but was arrested by Peel officers a short distance away.
Saman Salimianrizi, 32, of no fixed address, was arrested and charged with sexual assault and two counts of breach of probation.
The ideal immigrant according to Mark Carney.
Project CHICKADEE shines a light on Diversity Crime
OPP, CBSA recover 306 stolen vehicles in sprawling international auto-theft probe
Ontario police say a complex, multi-year investigation has dismantled an organized criminal network responsible for stealing hundreds of vehicles across the province and illegally exporting them to overseas markets.
The joint Ontario Provincial Police and Canada Border Services Agency probe, dubbed “Project Chickadee,” focused not only on vehicle thefts, but on freight forwarding companies accused of knowingly facilitating the illegal export of stolen vehicles to foreign markets, authorities said.
Gangs are menacing London’s schoolkids
In London, it used to be that shrines for children would always mark the site of a road accident. Now they often mark the site of a murder. Most often, their killers are children too.
Another shrine has appeared in North London. On Tuesday lunchtime, Adam Henry, aged 15, was cornered down a side street off Westbourne Road, Islington, not far from Highbury Fields, and stabbed. Someone called 999. Paramedics arrived, and office workers on their lunch breaks saw them trying to save Henry’s life. He was rushed to hospital, where he died.