Girl charged with murder in Toronto swarming case is rearrested over Wilson Station assault

One of eight girls alleged to have been involved in the swarming and killing of a Toronto homeless man has been rearrested and charged with assaulting a man at Wilson Station during Thursday’s evening commute, the Star has learned.

Police say they were called to the station near Allen Road and Hwy 401 just before 5:30 p.m. after a 52-year-old man, who was not identified, was involved in an alleged altercation with a 14-year-old girl and “her male companion.”

“During the altercation, the victim was physically assaulted and was stabbed,” a police press release sent Friday said. The victim was taken to hospital where police said his injuries were found to be non-life threatening.

h/t DS

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New research finds three major types of ‘femcel’ frustration

Involuntarily celibate women, or femcels, are a divisive topic — partially because nobody quite knows how to define them. They are frequently mislabelled as radical feminists, inaccurately associated with online subcultures like “coquettes”, or dismissively branded as “picky” or having “unrealistically high standards” by their male equivalents, incels.

They’re also understudied: in contrast to the considerable attention given to male incels, the unique experiences of femcels have been significantly neglected in academic research.

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Hating Fido: Going to Malmö? Leave your doggie at home.

Malmö, the third largest city in Sweden, has been notorious for years as a particularly dangerous place for people who don’t happen to be Muslim. Now comes the news that it’s not terribly safe for dogs, either. More on this in a moment. For now let’s just point out that this makes sense, given that the creatures who, in the Western world, are known as man’s best friend are, in Muslim societies, considered unclean.

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London, Ont., police training with Putin allied Chechen paramilitary group damages Canada’s image, researcher warns

Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov is Putin’s ally

London, Ont., police officers participating in a competition in Dubai alongside a Chechen group accused of committing atrocities in the conflict with Ukraine “damages the image of Canada,” says a University of Toronto professor with expertise in international relations and political science.

“When you are doing anything internationally, you have to also be aware of the image of the country, it’s not just a local matter. And so there’s an extra duty,” said Aurel Braun, who’s also an associate with the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University.


Ramzan Kadyrov: The Chechen Warlord Who Does Putin’s Dirty Work in Ukraine

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Randall Denley: A $14B victory for pampered public sector workers over Ontario taxpayers

What a triumph for the oppressed workers of the Ontario public sector. The PC government’s 2019 wage restraint bill was ruled unconstitutional this week by the Ontario Court of Appeal. After some token grumbling, Premier Doug Ford has begun to dismantle the legislation, deciding not to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.

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U.N. Aid Chief Calls Hamas a ‘Political Movement,’ Denies That It Is a Terrorist Group

During a television interview yesterday, the United Nations’ top humanitarian-aid official denied that Hamas is a terrorist organization. “I’ve worked with many, many, many different terrorist and insurgent groups. Hamas is not a terrorist group for us,” he said, opting to describe it as a “political movement” instead.

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Prominent Trans Surgeon Admits In Unearthed Video That Complications Of Genital Surgery ‘Can Be Pretty Bad’

A prominent surgeon stated that the complications from vaginoplastic surgery that aims at removing male genitals and creating a vagina ‘can be pretty bad” and noted that there was “a growing number of programs throughout the world of gender affirmation, probably with a lack of training and not proper training,” according to the video of a presentation that the Daily Caller News Foundation obtained through a public records request.

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Canada’s iconic Mounties are mocked for asking children aged 17 and up ‘who identify as women’ to apply for internships at the police force

Canada’s Mounties have been mocked for trying to convince children who ‘identify as women’ to apply for an internship with the police force.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police posted an advertisement for the force’s ‘student employment opportunity,’ which is aimed at grade 11 high school students.

Unveiled on X, the recruitment drive specifically targeted those who identify as female – saying ‘We’re looking for high school students in grade 11 who identify as women.’

Yet another embarassment goes viral.

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California woman, 90, FIRED from her volunteer role of 60 years at nonprofit because she ‘did not understand pronouns’

A 90-year-old California woman was fired from her volunteering position at the National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society because she ‘did not understand pronouns,’ despite previously winning multiple awards from the nonprofit group.

Fran Itkoff had been volunteering for the MS Society, a nonprofit support group for multiple sclerosis patients, for 60 years before she was removed.

Although her dedication to the MS Society had been recognized over the years, the group recently forced her to step down after she asked what pronouns meant.

h/t DS and Mauser

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