Jordan Peterson says he is considering legal action after Trudeau accused him of taking Russian money

OTTAWA — Conservative media personality Jordan Peterson says he’s looking into legal action after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said this week that Peterson is receiving funding from Russian state-owned media outlet RT.

Trudeau made the comments under oath during his lengthy testimony on Wednesday at the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference and did not provide any evidence for them.

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Girl with suspected autism faces 12-match ban for asking transgender opponent: ‘Are you a man?’

A girl footballer with suspected autism is facing a ban of up to 12 matches for asking an adult transgender opponent: “Are you a man?”

In the latest case to raise major questions about the Football Association’s ongoing failure to ban those born male from the women’s game, the 17-year-old has been left distraught at being charged by her county FA over a remark made during a match against a trans-inclusive club.

She was charged last month with saying, “Are you a man?”, “That’s a man”, “Don’t come here again”, or similar comments during what was a pre-season friendly back in July.

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Hey Free Palestine Crowd Are You Swifties?! Have I Got A Protest Location For You!

Toronto to swiftly ‘limit activity’ near Rogers Centre during Taylor Swift’s 6 concerts

Taylor Swift is coming to Toronto and the city is working to shake off its gridlock problems by implementing a “limited activity zone” around the Rogers Centre during the two-week period when she is scheduled to play six sold-out shows.

A city spokesperson said the zone will circle Rogers Centre and the neighbouring downtown areas to help mitigate traffic woes during the two-week period in mid-to-late-November.


So the cops will let the Pallies tie up traffic for a year but act decisively to clear a path for Taylor Swift. F-You Chow.

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Judge Chutkan Unseals Mountain of Donald Trump Evidence From Jack Smith

Attorney General Bill Barr told Donald Trump that his claims of election fraud were “crazy,” newly released prosecution documents show.

Judge Tanya Chutkan unsealed nearly 2,000 pages of evidence in the former president’s election fraud case on Friday despite impassioned pleading from Trump’s lawyers that it could damage his presidential campaign.

The testimony forms part of the evidence in Trump’s election fraud case, suggesting that Barr may be called a witness, making him the first attorney general to testify against his president.

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Guy who’s probably OK with his son’s cutting their dicks off behind push to put both his transitioning children into female changing room

Cutting Off Son’s Dicks OK says free thinking Dad

Balgonie Elementary School in rural Saskatchewan is facing significant backlash after allowing two transitioning children of Sask NDP MLA Jared Clarke to use the girls’ changing room for gym class.

The controversy started when a Grade 7 student voiced her discomfort to her parents about sharing changing facilities with Clarke’s biologically male children. School officials said the concerned female student could use alternative changing areas if she felt uncomfortable

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Sex slave kidnapped by Muslims of ISIS at aged 11 ‘was starved for four days then fed cooked BABIES’

A Yazidi woman who was kidnapped by Islamist terrorists aged 11 has given a harrowing account of her years in captivity and the brutality she faced as a sex slave at the hands of ISIS before being trafficked to Gaza.

Fawzia Amin Saydo, now aged 21, was snatched from her home in Sinjar, Iraq, along with dozens of other children and women, whose babies she said were slaughtered by the terrorists.

The group were starved for four days before being handed plates of meat and rice, Fawzia said. Desperate for food, they consumed what was on the table, but soon began to have stomach ache and feel sick.

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Justin Trudeau and Pierre Poilievre are putting their parties before the country, says guy who put his pension before Canada

Justin Trudeau and Pierre Poilievre are putting their parties before the country, Jagmeet Singh says

OTTAWA—NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has accused his political rivals of putting their electoral prospects before protecting Canada’s democracy, the day after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled bombshell allegations that there are Conservatives with ties to foreign meddling.

That the prime minister dropped those revelations at a public inquiry peeling back the layers of his own Liberal government’s response to foreign interference was not lost on Singh, who said Thursday that both Trudeau and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre “have, at many times, chosen to put their party before the country.”

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I harassed female colleagues because of UK’s open culture, says Egyptian surgeon

An Egyptian-born surgeon who harassed two of his female colleagues for dates tried to blame his behaviour on Britain’s “open culture” of socialising.

Dr Hosam Halim, 48, who worked at the Royal Free Hospital London and then at Ipswich Hospital in Suffolk, was investigated by the General Medical Council after the incidents.

At a tribunal hearing, Halim claimed he had felt isolated and lonely after seeing his colleagues drinking in wine bars.

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LILLEY: Ford government hires babysitter for TDSB

It’s not the full takeover that the Toronto District School Board needs, but the Ford government is hiring a babysitter.

Education Minister Jill Dunlop has appointed Patrick Case, a former bureaucrat in the Ministry of Education, to review field trip policies at the TDSB.

A pointless endeavor, the rot is so deep only mass firings will help.

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1 in 2 Canadians Say Immigration Is Harming the Nation, Up 10 Points Since Last Year. What’s Changed?

From October 3 to 9, 2024, Abacus Data conducted a national survey of 1,915 Canadian adults (18+) to gauge their perspectives on immigration and its perceived impacts.

The results reveal a significant shift in sentiment, with a majority now viewing immigration negatively, largely influenced by political affiliations and age.

Concerns extend beyond newcomers, as many Canadians also express concern about domestic migration exacerbating housing shortages and straining public resources and services.

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The Double Standards of Sadiq Khan

One hundred days of Britain under Keir Starmer’s stewardship, and the Labour Party’s dedication to scandal is nothing if not impressive. Thus far, the front benches are replete with allegations of cronyism, bribery, and a taste for rather obvious double standards. Political nicknames usually take some time to forge, but not for ‘two-tier Keir’—whose evident dislike of the plebs was so vehemently expressed during his mishandling of the Southport riots, and via the concomitant heavy-handed sentencing.

However, no matter how hard he tries to push his ‘son of a toolmaker’, ‘working-class’ credentials, as a white man Keir Starmer is not getting much bang for his identity politics buck. The PM may well insist ‘two-tier policing worries are a non-issue’, but he is neither convincing nor correct. London Mayor Sadiq Khan on the other hand, is another matter entirely. 

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