Yes, longtime Conservative voters joined Pierre Poilievre’s rally in Montreal on Friday. But worryingly for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals, so did a growing number of disenchanted former Liberal supporters.
Held at the Mega Centre des Sources in Pointe-Claire, a suburban strip mall, the event of around a couple hundred drew voters looking for change, with cost of living and identity politics firmly on people’s minds.
Pop star Dawn Richard waited years to tell her story of how Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs allegedly abused her while she was a member of the girl group Danity Kane.
On the latest episode of DailyMail.com’s podcast ‘The Trial of Diddy’, Richard’s attorney, Lisa Bloom, said the singer decided to come forward and file a lawsuit against Combs after watching the viral video of the music producer attacking former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, at a Los Angeles hotel in 2016.
‘She’s an accomplished woman and she’s all about the music,’ Bloom said of Richard. ‘All she wants to do is make music and be a musician. And yet, she found herself in the position — after Cassie Ventura came forward — of saying, “I need to come forward too, in support of Cassie, and in support of others, to tell my own story.”‘
40 Canadian cities, towns and villages are now recognizing December as Christian Heritage Month.
According to an updated list from the Christian Heritage Month initiative, 40 Municipalities, 2 regions and 1 province in Canada have proclaimed December as Christian Heritage Month as Canadian Christians move to reclaim their country’s heritage.
“The Christian Heritage Month Initiative is a dynamic, multi-denominational movement dedicated to celebrating the vibrant cultural, social, and artistic contributions of Canada’s Christian community,” the website explains.
How did the Alexander brothers become real-estate elites while allegedly raping or assaulting more than a dozen women?
A half-naked woman was lying on the table, and guests were invited to drip hot wax onto her body. Nearby, waiters passed tuna-tartare cones as a pair of burlesque dancers wearing dog collars and fishnets performed acrobatics. It was a summer night in 2015, and Oren and Alon Alexander were celebrating their 28th birthday in a $50 million townhouse on the Upper East Side.
A pair of real-life Gossip Girl characters, “the Alexander brothers,” as they were known in their Manhattan circle, were perfectly coiffed, perpetually suited up, and, like the party, sexy in a cheesy kind of way. There were Carnevale-style masks on the bar. The event featured a step-and-repeat and a hashtag. It was the twins’ birthday, but everyone knew the Alexander brothers included Tal, who was older than his siblings by less than a year. Oren and Tal sold luxury real estate together, including the very townhouse where the party was being held. Their boss, Douglas Elliman chairman Howard Lorber, was in attendance; so was Million Dollar Listing’s Fredrik Eklund, Billionaires’ Row developer Rotem Rosen, and a whole lot of models. As the twins blew out the candles on their cake, their family and friends and the brokers and models cheered.
Epstein, Diddy, Weinstein the list goes on and on.
A 22-year-old French national has admitted killing migrants and security guards with whom he had previously worked
At least five men, including two security guards, have been shot dead around a migrant camp in northern France.
The bloodbath unfolded near the beach at Loon Plage, close to Dunkirk, from where small boats regularly set off to Britain.
Special forces police were called to the camp on the Mardyck Road soon after 4pm on Saturday after reports of “a lone gunman killing people”, said an investigating source.
Update – According to Fdesouche this was a business related affair and not a “Racist Attack”
Loon Plage (59): a business manager, two security guards and two migrants shot dead. The suspect Paul D., says he shot former colleagues; the racist theory is not currently being favored
Canada is lurching toward a trade war with the United States unlike any it has endured before. While President-elect Donald Trump threatens tariffs as high as 25% on Canadian goods, Prime Minister Trudeau appears determined to inflame the situation by implying American bigotry is the reason Kamala Harris lost the presidential election. Trudeau has treated the situation seriously enough to travel to meet Trump in person on short notice, but the meeting doesn’t appear to have been productive.
The middle classes have lost faith in the Met
One golden autumn afternoon, in a quiet North London suburb, I stumbled across a portal to a possible English future. Hadley Wood sits on the fringes of the city, between Barnet and the M25, seemingly forgotten in its own little world of metroland Tudor houses, dotted with fields of ponies and commemorative plaques to steam age pioneers. Yet between the wisteria and the Jags, there is a sense of unease.
Roving bands of career burglars stalk the area. “They come every day whether you’re inside or not,” explains one local man from behind his wheelie bin. “They don’t seem to care.” Everything is up for grabs, the man tells me, from Amazon packages in doorways to the Lexus in the drive.
A Canadian man died the day after he gave up on a lengthy hospital wait last week, sparking debate about Canada’s universal healthcare as debate rages in the U.S. over the state of the American for-profit system.
Adam Burgoyne, a 39-year-old resident of Montreal, Quebec, died on December 6 after suffering an aneurysm, according to an online obituary.
Let it never be said that Canada went unnoticed on the world stage during Trudeau’s reign.
Like teenage infatuation, it burned bright and fizzled quickly, with one party barely aware the love affair had begun. This week, the Conservatives appeared to mark the end of their outward courtship of organized labour.
For a while, it seemed Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre was serious about standing up for workers’ rights. He’d picked up the ball from former leader Erin O’Toole, reaching out to blue-collar workers, especially those in private-sector unions, hoping to mimic Ontario Progressive Conservative Premier Doug Ford’s early success.
He could easily demonstrate his support for all Canadians by announcing a ban on the cheap labour imports granted the shifty-eyed corporate class.
But he won’t.
Is this available on iTunes? https://t.co/NdTABf8rU2
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) December 14, 2024
Conservative party Leader Pierre Poilievre is not a man known to pull his punches.
So when it comes to the latest obscenity from the theatre of the absurd also known as the Liberal government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, why would he hold back?
Especially now, when the country needs strong leadership and is left with Trudeau instead.
An interesting thread, you can bet she’ll never be allowed this close to Poilievre again.
I attended a CPC rally today, this Friday the 13th. @PierrePoilievre gave a strong speech and the crowd was energetic. Here is an excerpt regarding immigration. I have some thoughts on what he said and what I discussed with him afterwards.
— Natasha Montreal Live Free or Die (@NatashaMontreal) December 14, 2024
Over on the psychic side of TikTok, there are predictions flying that Trump WILL NOT be inaugurated and it will be Kamala serving as president in 2025.
Do you believe this? pic.twitter.com/nFaOPbCgai
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) December 13, 2024
Two weeks ago, the British House of Commons voted in favor of a bill that, according to the BBC, “would allow terminally ill adults expected to die within six months to seek help to end their own life.” The final vote was 330 to 275.
This news immediately turned my mind to the P.D. James novel The Children of Men, published in 1993. In this dystopian vision set in the year 2021, James (who, in addition to being a best-selling novelist, also served as a member of the House of Lords) imagines a future in which the human race has lost the ability to reproduce; the species lurches toward extinction. At the novel’s start, the youngest person on the planet (born in 1995) has just died, a stunning reminder of humanity’s impending disappearance. In the real world of 2024, as fertility rates are dropping around the world and reaching historic lows in both the United States and England, James’s foresight is chilling. But the novel is also remarkable—and eerily prescient—for its depiction of government-sponsored suicide.
A New Jersey mayor told Fox News host Harris Faulkner Friday that first responders were told to contact the bomb squad and wear hazmat suits if they encountered one of the mysterious drones.
The drones have appeared over the sky of New Jersey, in some cases flying in formation, in recent weeks, according to video footage obtained by the Daily Caller. Belleville Mayor Michael Melham told Faulkner he had just received a phone call from his emergency management team before coming to the studio, having received guidance from the state.
“That guidance does say two different things,” Melham told Faulkner. “First of all, if there is a downed drone in our vicinity, we’re immediately to call the bomb squad of our county and second, our fire department has been instructed to make sure they wear hazmat suits.”
