Montana’s Attorney General Austin Knudsen said he has received a request from the RCMP seeking to conduct surveillance at two upcoming gun shows in his state—a request that he strongly opposes.
Knudsen said the Division of Criminal Investigation in the Montana Department of Justice recently received the RCMP request regarding gun shows in Bozeman and Kalispell. Knudsen said he will try to prevent the RCMP from coming.
#WATCH: Mayor Olivia Chow spotted living her best life chugging tequila shots on stage in Toronto. pic.twitter.com/h1uBw2F2Ec
— 6ixBuzzTV (@6ixbuzztv) November 27, 2024
Britain’s car industry is in crisis due to a lack of demand for electric cars, the boss of Ford’s UK arm has warned.
Lisa Brankin, the chairman and managing director of Ford UK, called for the Government to urgently introduce ‘incentives’ such as tax breaks to convince drivers to switch away from petrol and diesel.
She said Ford has invested ‘significantly’ in the production and development of EVs, with ‘well over’ £350million invested around electrification in the UK, adding: ‘So we kind of need to make it work.’
Yea throw more money at it that’s the ticket.
#WATCH: Stolen car from Quebec was spotted on a raft in Nigeria. pic.twitter.com/4X7j5L0VTs
— 6ixBuzzTV (@6ixbuzztv) November 26, 2024
If your dad was a civil engineer … pic.twitter.com/8eDP1LLPl8
— Figen (@TheFigen_) November 27, 2024
Six suspected members of the banned Kurdistan Workers’ Party, known as the PKK, have been arrested in north London as part of a significant counter-terrorism investigation, Scotland Yard has said.
Eight addresses, including the Kurdish Community Centre in Haringey, north London, were raided by police on Wednesday morning and four men and two women aged between 23 and 62 were detained under section 41(1) of the Terrorism Act 2000.
PKK supporters clash with police in London’s Harringay after six arrests linked to the terrorist group; tensions escalate as protesters resist pic.twitter.com/mIb8DQqJSq
— Türkiye Today (@turkiyetodaycom) November 27, 2024
YET ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE ‘UNDOCUMENTED FIREARMS’ COMMUNITY…
h/t Mauser
#WATCH: Man sh*ots at driver during attempted carjacking in downtown Toronto today. pic.twitter.com/Cv6YpSC50y
— 6ixBuzzTV (@6ixbuzztv) November 28, 2024
The man who launched furniture off a 20-story Midtown Manhattan highrise nearly killing pedestrians is a Haitian migrant.
pic.twitter.com/59yy3G7ZYo— Brigitte Gabriel (@ACTBrigitte) November 27, 2024
Police say 24 arrested, 172 charges laid in Hamilton street gang investigation
Police in Hamilton, Ont., say two dozen people have been arrested and 172 charges have been laid in an investigation into a street gang allegedly responsible for violent crime across the province.
They say the investigation, dubbed Project Churchill, began in 2019 when police noted a “significant rise” in violent crime in downtown Hamilton linked to a gang self-identified as the Hot Mali Squad.
The reasons not to return are clear for Rachel Amar, an evacuee from the Israeli border town of Kiryat Shmona where, only hours before Binyamin Netanyahu announced the ceasefire in Lebanon, a Hezbollah rocket hit a bus station.
Sitting in one of Tel Aviv’s finest beachfront hotels as she weighed the news of Israel’s truce and the prospect of returning home, Amar had doubts. “What are we doing here? This agreement doesn’t give us security,” she said. “We are so close [to Lebanon]. I keep imagining October 7 will happen to us — it’s a matter of luck that it didn’t.”
OTTAWA — A federal Liberal candidate in B.C. who publicly identified as Indigenous for years says she now plans to apply for Metis citizenship after a local Metis society publicly questioned her heritage claims.
In a statement provided by a Liberal Party of Canada (LPC) spokesperson, Madison Fleischer, the party’s candidate in the Cloverdale—Langley City byelection, said she is in the process of putting together an application for Metis citizenship that will be submitted to Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC).
It is time for an election.
On 20th January, the Government of Canada will go nose-to-nose with the incoming Trump administration over the president-elect’s announcement that both Canada and Mexico will face a 25% tariff on their exports to the US.
The problem is that here in Canada, and especially in Alberta, we don’t trust the leadership of the federal government to do the job.
The Harris campaign’s internal polling apparently never had her ahead of Trump.
Senior advisers to Vice President Kamala Harris’ failed presidential campaign suggested this week that there just wasn’t much else Harris could have done to beat Donald Trump.
Harris couldn’t have distanced herself from President Joe Biden, they said, because she was loyal. She couldn’t have responded more forcefully to attacks over trans rights, because doing so would have been playing Trump’s game.
I love X pic.twitter.com/kfNBcAHcea
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) November 27, 2024
Investigation focusing on whether captain of Yi Peng 3 was directed to deliberately carry out damage by Moscow
A Chinese ship is suspected of severing two critical internet cables in the Baltic Sea in an act of sabotage that may have been orchestrated by Russia.
Investigators believe that the Yi Peng 3, a Chinese-registered bulk carrier, deliberately severed the two key cables last week by dragging its anchor along the Baltic seabed for more than 100 miles.
The investigation is now focused on whether the captain of the 225-metre-long bulk carrier was directed to carry out the suspected sabotage by Moscow.
