As tensions continue over the Israel-Hamas war, McGill University says it could end its agreement with its student union over a contentious pro-Palestinian policy being voted on this week.
In an email response to the Montreal Gazette, the university said the proposed Policy Against Genocide in Palestine would worsen divisions on campus and put students at risk.
The Wall Street analyst who was fired after he was filmed telling a Jewish American to “go back to your country” while he covered hostage posters with antisemitic signs has given a groveling apology after he and his wife got death threats.
Kurush Mistry and his partner Shailja Gupta said their actions were “misguided and thoughtless,” and claimed they never supported Hamas.
Follow the link below to view the January 6th tapes for yourself.
To restore America’s trust and faith in their Government we must have transparency. This is another step towards keeping the promises I made when I was elected to be your Speaker.
This website will be updated…
— Speaker Mike Johnson (@SpeakerJohnson) November 17, 2023
Democrats have long sought to hide this footage from the public, only giving us access to cherrypicked or altered footage, and you can bet that there’s plenty of footage here that will destroy the narrative that Democrats and the media have pushed for two and a half years.
After a birthday dinner with his parents and son that reminded him of how lucky he is to be surrounded by people who love him, Ryan Merovitz was entering his driveway when his headlights illuminated something that shattered that feeling.
“Dad, there’s something written on the garage door,” his 18-year-old, Mathew, called out from the back seat.
The mother of an Israeli hostage being held in Gaza was ambushed by Hamas’ top hostage official while giving a live interview on Al Jazeera.
Meirav Leshem Gonen’s 23-year-old daughter Romi Gonen was abducted from the Supernova Festival when Hamas terrorists carried out a rampage across southern Israel in the early morning of Oct. 7.
Several agencies calling on Ottawa to provide open work permits for all migrant workers accuse Canada’s immigration minister of dismissing claims of abuse against the vulnerable population.
Legal Assistance of Windsor, Migrante Alberta, and the Association for the Rights of Household and Farm Workers said Marc Miller has “downplayed and completely dismissed the systemic nature of the unjust treatment of migrant workers.”
Apologies for writing yet another “Look what’s happening in ultra-liberal, super-tolerant (Nordic country)” column, but there is turmoil in ultra-liberal, super-tolerant Sweden right now that’s worth noticing in Canada. About a year ago, Sweden elected a right-wing government that campaigned on altering the country’s gapingly open immigration policy, which in the past has been partly inspired by the Canadian model.
The federal trial of an ex-police officer accused of violating Breonna Taylor’s civil rights has ended in a mistrial with a deadlocked jury.
It marks the second time Brett Hankison has avoided a conviction relating to the case, after he was found not guilty on state charges last year.
Ms Taylor was killed in a botched police raid in Louisville, Kentucky, on 13 March 2020.
Her name became a rallying cry at racial justice protests nationwide.
It was not immediately clear whether prosecutors would seek a re-trial.
Note: Disqus appears to be back to normal.
It is a system wide issue, please be patient and keep making comments, they will show later once the issue is fixed. They’re ususally pretty good about righting things.
https://twitter.com/JoeMyGod/status/1725498685553865029
This at least says they are working on things.
Provincial and federal financial support to develop electric vehicle batteries will cost $5.8 billion more than government projections, the Parliamentary Budget Office said Friday morning.
An analysis of government support for the EV battery deals with Northvolt, Volkswagen and Stellantis-LGES said that over the next 10 years, that support will amount to $43.6 billion, rather than the announced costs of $37.7 billion.
The deals with the three manufacturers amount to production subsidies of $32.8 billion, with an additional $4.9 billion in support to build the facilities.
Ep. 39 Candace Owens responds to Ben Shapiro.
TIMESTAMPS:
(00:00) Candace is attacked – even when she’s right
(4:27) Ben Shapiro’s comments
(12:50) The emotional response to news out of Israel
(23:05) Nikki Haley vs. free speech
(30:34) 2024 predictions pic.twitter.com/VOThqpQQ48— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) November 15, 2023
OTTAWA, Ont. — Bad polls, grumpy voters and a patchy record on climate commitments have overtaken Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s eighth year in power. Canada’s political class is awash in speculation about whether he’ll survive a ninth.
Liberal lawmakers and anxious operatives are whispering that it’s time for Trudeau to think about throwing in the towel. The prime minister’s opponents delight in amplifying the angst.
Believe women, unless they’re Israeli.@UN_Women #BelieveIsraeliWomen #NoExcuses #MeToo_UNless_UR_a_Jew pic.twitter.com/65u51mDVEj
— Israel ישראל 🇮🇱 (@Israel) November 17, 2023
As their country unites in the face of terrorist evil, ours is exposing a nasty and divided underbelly
I have spent recent weeks in Israel, and goodness knows this is a country that has plenty of challenges. But one question I have been asked a lot by an alarmingly wide array of Israelis is: “What happened to Britain?”
Generally, I get protective after this question, and reassure people that Britain is still Britain and that our core of decency remains as it always was. But the response is always the same: “But these marches?” Now perhaps they will say “… and the vote?”
In Canada that dubious distinction must fall on the GTA or is Torontostan sufficiently ugly to claim the title as its own?
Canada Invests $444m With Company That Says Millennials Don’t Want A Home
Canada keeps repeating it’s spending billions on new housing, but with who, and how does it help? Earlier this week, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland announced $1.2 billion worth of investments to build rentals in Toronto. It turns out over a third of those funds are going into one project—373 Front St East, which are rentals planned years ago. Toronto-based Tricon Capital is one of the owners of the 855 unit project. They are best-known for buying and owning tens of thousands of single-family homes in a short time.
Tricon is a successful firm well positioned to profit from Trudeau’s mass immigration driven perpetual housing shortage.
I wonder if Liberal Party connections exist.
