British nationalist activist Tommy Robinson travelled to Paris for a few days to meet with French right-wing politicians and activists, such as Éric Zemmour and Alice Cordier. On the streets of Paris, he witnessed first-hand the devastating impact of immigration on the city’s atmosphere and security and spoke publicly about it on social media—which did not go down well with the French Foreign Ministry on social media.
More information is emerging about those killed in the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., mass shooting.
On Wednesday, the RCMP said the school victims were a 39-year-old female teacher, and five students — three 12-year-old girls, and two boys, one aged 12 the other 13.
In recent years, Americans have known what to expect from our Neronian Super Bowl halftime shows.
Mediocre music is veneered over with gaudy, flashily lit, but ultimately empty and meaningless sets.
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Mark Carney is Santa Clause in the minds of liberals.
But Barbie nails it! pic.twitter.com/wKE1JTf6FJ— Michelle LA🇨🇦 (@MichelleLA1981) February 12, 2026
The transgender teenager responsible for Canada’s worst school shooting in nearly 40 years struggled with his physical appearance and was fixated with guns and drugs.
Jesse Van Rootselaar, an 18-year-old from the remote town of Tumbler Ridge who was born a male, wrote online about his 6ft frame and his desire to be a “petite” woman.
He shot dead his mother, Jennifer Strang, and his 11-year-old stepbrother on Tuesday afternoon before walking to his former school 10 minutes away and opening fire on pupils and staff, killing eight before taking his own life.
h/t Auntie Polly
Russia isn’t getting stronger.
In recent months, President Donald Trump’s assertive foreign policy has borne many fruits. His tough stance on burden sharing among NATO allies has led to dramatic increases in their military spending and financial support for Ukraine. His surgical attack on Iran, coupled with tough sanctions, has provoked massive people power protests there. His strong backing of Israel has contributed to a severely weakened and defanged Hamas. And his surgical extraction of Venezuelan tyrant Nicolás Maduro, coupled with the interdiction of Venezuelan oil exports, has forced initial concessions from the proto-communist regime there.
Unless you have spent long hours flying over Canada’s Arctic, it is difficult to grasp its scale, its harshness, or its emptiness. And yet this forbidding territory is becoming one of the most strategically important parts of our country’s future.
Why does it matter? Who else is interested in it? And what must Canada do to protect its sovereignty?
The supply flight from the air base in Trenton, Ont. to Canadian Forces Station Alert, the northernmost station on Ellesmere Island, takes roughly the same time as to fly from Trenton to Ireland. And from about an hour north of Trenton onward, there are almost no settlements to see; only rock, ice, water, and wilderness.
Governing elites in Europe, in what increasingly appears to be the EUSSR (European Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) race to the bottom, have been growing ever more unpopular. Disapproval ratings are skyrocketing. In France, 77% of the public disapprove of President Emmanuel Macron. In Britain, 68% disapprove of Prime Minister Keir Starmer. In Germany, 64% disapprove of Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and in Spain, 61% have had it up to here with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
Canada is witnessing a once-in-a-generation shift in opinion on matters of national defence. In the absence of a traditional war, a wartime mentality is emerging: Canadians have an appetite for more defence spending as they see significant global threats.
A study commissioned by the University of Calgary and completed by Nanos Research in late 2025 points to a series of historic shifts that will influence both Canada’s defence posture and strategy. U.S. President Donald Trump’s musings about Canada becoming the 51st state and strained trade discussion have shaken Canadians.
I wonder if the same concern holds true in the diverse communities our pols find it necessary to pander to?
LONDON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC can go to trial in 2027, a U.S. judge has said.
Judge Roy K. Altman of the federal court for the Southern District of Florida rejected an attempt by Britain’s national broadcaster to delay proceedings.
He set a provisional start date of Feb. 15 2027 for a two-week trial. Altman’s court order was issued Wednesday.
Trump filed a lawsuit in December over the way the BBC edited a speech he gave on Jan. 6, 2021. The claim seeks $5 billion in damages for defamation and $5 billion for unfair trade practices.
Toronto real estate demand faces a new headwind—a shrinking population. Statistics Canada (StatCan) estimates the population of the Toronto CMA contracted in 2025, marking the only non-pandemic contraction in the region’s history. Young adults are fleeing to other provinces (or countries), leaving fewer families behind. The result is a stark demographic flip, where 1 in 6 residents are seniors, outnumbering children. Though we give the kids 1:1 odds in a fight.
And …
‘A perfect storm:’ New home construction in the GTA to decline for next 2 years amid economic uncertainty, report says
New home construction in the Greater Toronto Area is set to decline for the next two years amid higher building costs, weaker demand and more unsold homes, a new housing forecast states.
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation published their report on Tuesday, saying that new home construction is set to decline through 2028, but the impact will vary regionally with Toronto and Vancouver most impacted.
You had to figure that Disney’s live(ish)-action Snow White reboot would lose money, but even my eyes watered when I read this morning that the oft-derided musical lost about $170 million. But get this, had Disney not produced the movie in the U.K. — and received a reported $65 million (!!!) in tax credits — then Snow White would have lost the Mouse House a jaw-dropping $235 million…
Rachel Zegler is every bit that unlikeable.
Somewhere in Brampton, a man who calls himself the “Canadian Visa King” sits behind a desk with immigration paperwork, flashing a wristwatch worth more than most Canadians earn in five years. The watch, a Richard Mille replica or, if a genuine watch costs about $300,000, tells you everything you need to know about what Canada’s immigration system has become.
A gold mine for those who know how to work the system.
This video tells you a lot about Canada right now.
An influencer calling himself the “Canadian Visa King.”
Flexing how many people he gets visas to Canada.
It’s sad to see what a joke our immigration system has becomepic.twitter.com/9Wo4Js5AQ6
— Real Talk Politks (@realtalkpolitks) February 8, 2026
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KISS co-founder Gene Simmons says rap and hip-hop artists have no place in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, outlining the unrelatable nature of the genre, “I don’t come from the ghetto, it doesn’t speak my language.”
