Author Wins Defamation Lawsuit Against University Professor Who Called Book ‘Racist Garbage’

An author has won her defamation lawsuit against a University of Regina professor who called her book “racist garbage.” Candis McLean had filed her lawsuit with a Saskatchewan court eight years ago.

McLean published a book in 2016 called “When Police Become Prey: The Cold, Hard Facts of Neil Stonechild’s Freezing Death.” The book challenged the findings of an inquiry into the death of Stonechild, an indigenous teen who died in Saskatoon in 1990 at age 17 on the night he was taken into police custody. Two Saskatoon police officers lost their jobs as a result of the inquiry. However, McLean’s book says they were innocent of wrongdoing in the teen’s death.

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STEINKE: One woman’s mission to bring hope to South Africa’s forgotten whites

You have a good education and a valuable trade. But you live in South Africa, and you are white. As a result, you can’t get a job — and you have no income. Worse, if you’re a farmer in a remote location, you may share the fate of thousands of others: murdered on your land by roving gangs. The risk is constant. And yet, for many, the violence is only one part of a deeper crisis.

Their plight is not a secret. When U.S. President Donald Trump met with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, Trump raised concerns about “white genocide.” Ramaphosa — unsurprisingly — dismissed the claim.

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President Trump Kept 30 Years of Broken Promises

“Iran’s appetite for acquiring and developing nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them has only grown larger,” Bill Clinton claimed in 1995. “We have tried to stop its quest to acquire weapons of mass destruction, which would make it a threat not only to its neighbors but to the entire region and the world.”

“For the sake of peace, the world must not allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon,” George W. Bush declared.

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World’s biggest telescope finds 2,000 asteroids in a week

The world’s largest digital camera telescope has discovered 2,000 new asteroids, including seven potentially hazardous space rocks that will pass close to Earth.

The Vera C Rubin Observatory in Chile released the first images from its 3,200 megapixel camera, which produces images so large they are impossible to see in detail with the human eye.

In the first few days of sky scanning, the telescope spotted 2,104 unknown asteroids, including a handful of “near-earth objects” (NEOs) which will pass within 30 million miles of Earth’s orbit.

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Renters Struggle With Affordability Despite Declining Prices: Survey

Canadian renters are still grappling with affordability issues even though rent prices have decreased this year, while those contemplating the move to home ownership are adopting a wait-and-see approach, a new report suggests.

Fifteen percent of renters in Canada dedicate more than half of their net income to monthly rent costs, according to the 2025 Canadian renters report by Royal LePage.
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How Biden’s Border Policies Burned America

Independence Day is approaching! It’s time to start planning our celebrations. We’ll be cranking up the barbecue grills, waving our American flags and anticipating parades and fireworks.

So who do we invite over to celebrate the day with us? We could easily invite a few of our neighbors, close friends and relatives. But how about if we change things up a little? Why don’t we go downtown and invite some people we know nothing about, who don’t speak our language and who very likely mean us harm?

What’s the worst that could happen?

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The eyeroll that spoke for the nation

BBC newsreader Martine Croxall has given ‘trans-inclusive’ language the disrespect it deserves.

It was the eyeroll that spoke for the nation.

BBC newsreader Martine Croxall has gone viral, and earned a special place in our hearts, for giving ‘trans-inclusive’ language the disrespect it deserves.

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Geoff Russ: Ordinary Canadians shouldn’t have to pay to educate people who hate them

An “Anti-Canada Day” barbeque and fundraiser will be hosted in Montreal on July 1 by the McGill students’ union, a group called the “Palestinian Feminist Collective” and other equally worthy student activist groups.

They form one of many cancerous cells of post-secondary students who spend most of their energy trying to undermine and demoralize everyone around them.

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‘Terrorist’ protest group Palestine Action clash with police as government tries to ban them

Palestine Action activists have clashed with police in ugly scenes during a mass protest in London as the Government moves to proscribe the group as a terrorist organisation.

Hundreds of protesters waving Palestinian flags and holding placards gathered at Trafalgar Square today as the group’s leaders called for an ’emergency mobilisation’ in response to the Government’s plans.

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Who Is Funding Iran’s Western Cheerleaders?

In its fight for survival, Israel is not only facing Islamist extremists in the Middle East but also an army of hostile Western NGOs, many funded by European governments. Following the standard pattern for the past 25 years, the network of influential political advocacy NGOs claiming to promote human rights and other moral agendas has launched a propaganda campaign against Israel’s defensive strikes to prevent the Iranian regime from acquiring nuclear weapons. Their unified message condemns Israel and calls on governments and the UN to pressure and sanction Israel. With a few notable exceptions, tens of such organizations have produced a chorus of allegations based on invented evidence while massively distorting the language of morality and international law.

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Canada signs landmark EU defence pact, joins $237B arms procurement fund

Lotsa Blow

Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday at an EU-Canada summit in Brussels formally signed a historic security and defence pact between Canada and the European Union.

In signing the agreement, Carney cemented Canada’s participation in the EU’s €150 billion (C$237 billion) joint arms procurement fund (SAFE), a five-year loan facility that allows participating countries to borrow funds to jointly purchase military equipment.

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Farage inspires rural Canadians to demand independence from Carney

It doesn’t get much more Canadian than an ice hockey watch party at a sports bar in Olds, a small town in the middle of rural Alberta that could not be further from the political elites who run the country from the Far East.

Cam Davies, the leader of the recently renamed Republican Party of Alberta, slaps backs and shakes hands as he signs up new supporters for the cause of independence, even among those keeping one eye on the biggest game of the season.

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145 people reportedly attacked with syringes at a street festival, 12 suspects arrested

A total of 145 people in France were reportedly assaulted with syringes while attending a country-wide street music festival over the weekend.

The festival, called Fete de la Musique, took place at locations across the country and attracted millions of festival-goers, according to French media such as France24 and RFI. Overall, there were 12 arrests related to the syringe attacks, the interior ministry said.

FDesouche has a large number of videos, basically the Flower of French Yutes Behaving Badly

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Nigel Biggar: Is Canada really built on ‘stolen’ land?

The claim is historically and legally inaccurate

“The decision by the (British) to colonise/conquer Australia … was the original sin,” declared the tweet earlier this month. “Britain gaining Australia for Britain was theft. Open and shut.” Its adamant author, a retired Irish civil servant, was responding to a recent podcast in which I discuss colonization with the former deputy prime minister of Australia, John Anderson. What the Irishman said of Down Under, he’d no doubt say of the True North, too.

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