As Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine from the north and south of the country last year and rockets rained down across the county, hundreds of thousands of people made for the borders to escape.
Many had just hours of notice and left with a handful of belongings as they boarded crowded trains or joined massive convoys of citizens headed for safety.
Few likely expected to be away from their homes for more than a year, but some are now considering the prospect of putting down roots elsewhere.
‘This is the White House not a hookers-n-blow photo from Hunter’s laptop’
GRAPHIC: Trans TikTok "influencer" Rose Montoya, posed topless at Biden's White House Pride celebration. Next to him is a biological female, also topless, who had her breasts surgically removed. pic.twitter.com/1cprqxtkcQ
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) June 13, 2023
The head of the RCMP says his organization has opened an investigation into allegations China attempted to target and intimidate Conservative MP Michael Chong and his family.
Commissioner Mike Duheme made the comments before the procedure and House affairs committee Tuesday morning. It has been studying an alleged 2021 Beijing plot to amass information on Chong’s family in retaliation for his efforts to recognize the persecution of Uyghurs as genocide.
Counter terror police have raided two properties in Nottingham today after three people died and three others were injured in a ‘knife’ and van rampage – with cops saying they are keeping an ‘open mind’ over the motive for the attack.
The raid took place this afternoon around Ilkeston Road in a student area of the city, where a witness saw a young man and a young woman being stabbed by a black-clad attacker with a rucksack at 4am.
After the first attack, a third body was found on Magdala Street. Police were then called to another incident on Milton Street, where a van ran into three people who are now being treated in hospital.
'We've seen forensic teams going around… Investigations very active here.'
GB News' Jack Carson reports from Ilkeston Road in Nottingham as police say they are keeping an 'open mind' over the motive of the attacks in the city.
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Dreadlocks are not typical Jihadi attire.
h/t Kiki9
There was an attempt…
to hold the roof in place 😮
🔊 … this is crazy pic.twitter.com/R3chK9CJw5
— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) June 13, 2023
h/t Mauser
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs has called for a review of LGBTQ policies in schools. Henceforth, parents of children under 16 will have the right to be informed of any changes of names or pronouns at school. “For it purposefully to be hidden from the parents, that’s a problem,” said Higgs. “To suggest that it’s OK that parents don’t need to know — just stop and think about that question for a moment.”
Tesla’s Autopilot system has been involved in more than 700 crashes in the US since 2019, including 17 fatalities, far more than previously reported, according to regulators.
Elon Musk’s car company has been at the forefront of driver-assistance technology and he says that it is safer than a human driver.
Toronto’s next mayor will inherit an expected budget shortfall of nearly $50-billion over the next decade – and no clear way to fix it.
The city is already expected to be short $1-billion in its operating budget this year, as it continues to contend with pandemic-related losses, largely owing to a drop in transit revenues. To balance its books, Toronto has been putting off maintenance and infrastructure spending, dipping into reserve funds and relying on higher levels of government to bail it out.
Cripes, we are toast.
Britain has started burning coal to generate electricity for the first time in a month and a half, after the heatwave made solar panels too hot to work efficiently.
One unit at Uniper’s Ratcliffe-on-Soar coal power plant in Nottinghamshire started producing electricity for the first time in weeks on Monday morning, while another coal-powered plant was warmed up in case it was needed by the early afternoon.
On the weekend, prominent activist, Chris Elston, popularly known as “Billboard Chris,” because he protests while wearing a sandwich board placard at events around the world making the case for a traditional binary understanding of gender identity, and Josh Alexander, an Ontario high school student who was suspended by his school for protesting the adoption of gender ideology in the Catholic school system organized a protest in Ottawa. To be absolutely clear, the Ottawa protest was not targeting gay rights but gender transition for kids. In fact, some prominent gay activists featured as part of the protest.
The vast majority of Americans do not support transgender athletes competing on the team of their choice, instead believing they should contest against those with the same birth gender, according to a new Gallup survey.
Sixty-nine percent of Americans say transgender athletes should only be allowed to compete on sports teams that conform with their birth gender, a figure that has risen by 7 percent since 2021.
Similarly, just 26 percent of Americans endorse the idea of transgender athletes playing on teams that match their current gender identity – down significantly from 34 percent two years ago.
Major crime in Toronto is up by 20% so far this year, which is concerning because major crime in 2022 was up 18% compared to 2021. In 2023, auto thefts are up 39%, theft over $5,000 is up 29%, assaults are up 17%, and sexual crimes are up 16%.
Toronto Blue Jays Promote, Commit to Starting Minor-League Catcher Who Identifies as Nonbinary
It’s a historic first for Major League Baseball.
Toronto — In a surprise move, the Toronto Blue Jays have called up minor-league catcher Brady Deeker shortly after the backstop became the first professional baseball player to identify as nonbinary.
Pity that MLSE contract for the World Cup was negotiated behind citizen’s back, if they ever demand tax payer money for a new stadium – screw em.
Donald Trump’s federal indictment has unleashed a wave of violent rhetoric from his supporters, creating a tinderbox atmosphere as the former president insists he is the victim of political persecution.
The frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination will appear in a Miami court on Tuesday where he will be arraigned on 37 counts related to his handling of hundreds of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate.
WHILE the Telegraph keeps itself busy reporting the doings of the not-so-secret Government Covid Disinformation Cell (its purpose and plans were published out loud and proud at the beginning of lockdown – see this March 2020 government press release here), it remains determinedly blind to and part of the ongoing vaccine censorship of the moment.
