Peel police arrest 9, seize nearly 500 kilograms of cocaine in historic ‘transnational’ drug investigation
Peel police have arrested nine people and seized nearly 500 kilograms of cocaine following a “transnational drug investigation,” Ontario’s Solicitor General Michael Kerzner announced Tuesday.
The results of the investigation, dubbed Project Pelican, were announced at a news conference on Tuesday morning
President Trump called out the California National Guard, the first time since 1965 that any president has done so without a request from a state’s governor. It’s hard to see what other choice he had.
As ICE agents served a warrant to search a local business for suspected illegal immigrants, a crowd gathered. It quickly escalated from protest to riot, with cars burning, bricks thrown, and all of the typical hallmarks of an anarchic response to federal law enforcement. The rioting continued into the next day and ICE agents were assaulted and outnumbered.
At this point, there are few options. They could give up, go home, and forget about doing their job and enforcing federal law. That was the situation that prevailed for four years under Joe Biden, when millions were permitted to enter the country illegally and without consequence. America’s frustration with that state of affairs is a large part of what led to Trump’s reelection. Inaction on illegal immigration by this administration would mean betraying the voters on an issue Trump cares about.
I cannot believe this is real.
ABC reporter says not to bring in law enforcement to the LA riots because “it’s just a bunch of people having fun watching cars burn.”pic.twitter.com/OlgBo4Pj1I
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 9, 2025
Can we just call in for air support at this point?? pic.twitter.com/PXqX9cb2bH
— AlphaFo (@Alphafox78) June 9, 2025
They're just so upset about immigration policy. https://t.co/mLQlYmDrgY
— Matt Whitlock (@mattdizwhitlock) June 10, 2025
Sushi restaurant in LA ransacked https://t.co/WYQWfcux5r
— Quandale Dingle (@qdingleanon) June 10, 2025
OTTAWA – The federal privacy watchdog says the RCMP lost a memory key containing personal information about victims, witnesses and informants, and later learned it was being offered for sale by criminals.
A detailed report from the office of privacy commissioner Philippe Dufresne reveals the RCMP told the watchdog about the breach in March 2022, prompting a lengthy investigation.
The probe found that the unencrypted USB storage device contained the personal information of 1,741 people, including witnesses, complainants, subjects of interest, informants, police officers and civilian employees.
Geezuz. @fancypants_s https://t.co/2sF5cGnkE2
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) June 10, 2025
h/t Auntie Polly
Greta Thunberg is now on a plane out of Israel along with three other ‘freedom flotilla’ activists deported after they reportedly refused to watch footage of Hamas atrocities carried out on October 7, 2023 in Israel.
The crew of the Madleen ship, who had planned to sail to Gaza to deliver aid, were scooped up by Israeli Navy boats well before they reached shore yesterday and towed to the port of Ashdod.
Eight of the 12 activists refused to sign deportation papers and are being detained pending a court hearing. Thunberg and three others signed the documents and are now on a flight out of Israel.
Sorry, Greta Thunberg. You weren't kidnapped. Shiri Bibas was kidnapped. pic.twitter.com/7iEEnGKa2W
— Batya Ungar-Sargon (@bungarsargon) June 10, 2025
Update: Citing police sources, local media reported that the gunman was a 22-year-old former student of the school and was armed with two weapons, a pistol and a shotgun, both legally owned, one of which he turned on himself.
Ex-student shooter was bullied reports say.
h/t PA Cat
Ten dead in Austria school shooting, including suspect, police say
This video is making the rounds on social media, falsely claiming to show the individuals involved in today’s shooting in Graz, Austria.
This footage is from the end of May 2025 and has no connection to the recent events. pic.twitter.com/ep0WHtgllX
— The British Patriot (@TheBritLad) June 10, 2025
Horrible sight: Dead students lined up on stretchers
Another video leaked to AUF1 shows the harrowing scenes of the school shooting. Students filmed lined-up stretchers, some of which, they said, also contained victims of the school massacre.#Graz #School #Austria pic.twitter.com/roN4g8gA3H
— Saddam Hussain (@SaddamShah52) June 10, 2025
Twitter – Graz Austria Shooting
On the sidelines of the ocean summit being held for a few days in Nice on the French Riviera, the French president saw fit to launch a vibrant crusade for the climate and the environment, condemning in scandalous terms those French people who are concerned about immigration and crime—a speech definitely out of touch with the concerns of the majority of French people.
On Saturday, June 7th, Macron sought to revive the spirit of his “Make the planet great again” appeal from 2017, when he wanted to stand up to Trump, who had announced his intention to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement.
That is so gay.
OTTAWA — Steven Guilbeault may no longer be federal environment minister, but Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she still sees him as a threat to the province’s oil and gas industry.
Smith said on her weekly radio show this weekend that Guilbeault, now heritage minister, has an “overt motive” to establish new federally protected parks in the path of pipelines and other energy infrastructure.
‘Sir John A. Macdonald, the greatest PM of all’ was the title of a January 9, 2015, Toronto Star opinion piece commemorating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Canada’s first prime minister. The editorial’s author was the late Richard Gwyn, the Toronto Star’s leading political columnist for years.
Given the present-day vilification of Macdonald, it is well worth considering Gwyn’s celebration of Canada’s founder because it comes from a left-of-centre journalist who wrote a highly acclaimed, best-selling two-volume biography of Canada’s founder.
Just weeks before violent riots broke out in Los Angeles in defiance of immigration enforcement, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum threatened to “mobilize” against the United States after Republicans sought to tax remittances to Mexico.
One proposal in the “big, beautiful bill” would tax remittances sent by immigrants to their home country at 3.5 percent. Remittances accounted in 2023 for roughly 7.5 percent “of global remittance flows,” according to the Center for Strategic & International Studies.
While patriots continue to hope that Elon Musk’s rift with President Trump isn’t permanent, leftists are earnestly hoping that it is, and that they can entice the billionaire entrepreneur back to the side of authoritarianism, race hatred, victimhood posturing, gender madness, and to top it all off, incurable and utterly irrational self-righteousness. Yet in trying to win over Musk, leftists look even more ludicrous than they usually do (including the ones who don’t have green hair). After all, isn’t this the guy they were insisting was a Nazi up until about five minutes ago?
Victoria B.C.’s Pandora Avenue is living up to its name. Greek mythology tells the story of Pandora’s Box being opened, unleashing untold misery on the world. Only one thing remained in the Box.
A recent Globe and Mail article illustrates the rapid downward spiral of Pandora’s street-level chaos, juxtaposing addiction and other forms of mental illness and the surrounding neighbourhood’s despair over lawlessness, crime, violence and the frustration of their, so far, failed efforts to help to strengthen the community. The article dubbed the area one of the “largest open-air drug markets in Western Canada.”
For decades, the bedrock rationale for NATO’s existence has been the formidable conventional and nuclear threat Russia posed. However, recent geopolitical realities necessitate a critical re-evaluation of this foundational premise.
Russia, the very reason for NATO’s enduring vigilance, increasingly reveals itself as a waning power. Its protracted and costly war against Ukraine has demonstrably exposed severe limitations in military capability, logistical resilience, and strategic foresight. Despite its historical might and nuclear arsenal, Russia has failed to decisively defeat a significantly smaller neighbor after years of brutal conflict.
According to Prevent, the British government’s counter-extremism programme, expressing concern about high levels of immigration is to be treated as a mark of terrorist ideology.
The terrorist ideology in question is defined by government documents as ‘cultural nationalism’. This, apparently, is the belief that ‘Western culture is under threat from mass migration and a lack of integration by certain ethnic and cultural groups’. In other words, if you express worries about the social and cultural impact on Britain of a huge influx of people from around the world, you could find yourself being referred to the government’s deradicalisation scheme.
Saying that the era of the United States’ dominance on the world stage is over, Prime Minister Mark Carney committed his government on Monday to meeting the NATO benchmark target of two per cent of the country’s gross domestic product by the end of the current fiscal year in March.
The prime minister outlined his vision of Canada moving more closely toward European allies in a speech in Toronto this morning.
“We stood shoulder to shoulder with the Americans throughout the Cold War and in the decades that followed, as the United States played a dominant role on the world stage. Today, that dominance is a thing of the past,” Carney told an audience of foreign policy thinkers, national security officials and defence industry business leaders.
As if Europe will be a sufficient counter to Russia and China.
More and more it appears Carney has been appointed overseer of Canada’s demise. I just can’t figure out if he’s working for China or the USA.
