Did you know that the definition of “racism” was changed in 2020?
Confession: I didn’t. (Stupid ol’ me still hadn’t updated my dictionary.)
But apparently, a Drake University student in Iowa wrote a letter to Merriam-Webster, suggesting that the definition should also include “systemic oppression” after the death of George Floyd.
Over $285 million in federal government contracts for Indigenous businesses were awarded over a five-year period to companies that have since been removed from its Indigenous Business Directory, according to a response to a written question in the House of Commons.
The public directory was created to help Indigenous-owned businesses pursue opportunities, including federal contracts.
Companies must be at least 51 per cent owned and controlled by First Nations, Métis or Inuit to be eligible.
A majority of Florida Republicans say they will not be watching woke rapper Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show, according to a recent poll. Democrats, however, are planning to tune in.
The survey, published on Friday, found that 68 percent of Florida registered voters said they will watch the NFL’s Super Bowl LX on Sunday, according to a report by South Florida Sun Sentinel.
On February 3, Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre said in the House of Commons that “Canadians deserve to have a full stomach, a full fridge, and a full bank account, all at once.” He went on to offer his theory that Canada has the highest food inflation in the G7 due to the industrial carbon tax and fuel taxes. He asked Prime Minister Mark Carney for his theory. The Prime Minister responded that the Canadian Climate Institute “estimated the impact of the industrial carbon tax on food prices as approximately zero.”
Nanaimo RCMP arrested a family driving home after officers spotted an empty pack of alleged illegal cigarettes in the car 🚓👀
Police told everyone inside the vehicle they were under arrest, even though the cigarette pack contained no cigarettes. pic.twitter.com/k6uEjzvXjC
— 604RAW (@604RAW) February 4, 2026
h/t Hermes
The Toronto police constable called the “genesis” of a months-long corruption probe has been denied bail.
Const. Timothy Barnhardt, 56, was denied bail in a Toronto court on Friday afternoon, although defence asked that he receive protective custody, which was granted. He is scheduled to appear in court next on March 19.
Barnhardt is among seven police officers who were arrested this week, along with one retired officer, as part of a months-long corruption probe by York Regional Police that has resulted – so far – in numerous charges, including conspiracy to commit murder to drug trafficking.
Read this …
I’m a Police Liaison Officer in Toronto.
My job is community relations.
The tow truck community.
I provide information.
To my contacts.
In the towing industry.
They provide information back.
To my bank account.
That’s community policing.
My father is also a cop.
He does… pic.twitter.com/e2kbw0ZQ0O
— Peter Girnus 🦅 (@gothburz) February 6, 2026
h/t Patti Jo
The uproar over the Trump video tells you more about the left’s narrative machine than it does about what actually happened. What they want you to see is “Trump posts racist monkey video about the Obamas.” What they do not want you to see is context, intent, or basic honesty about how the clip ended up on his Truth Social feed in the first place.
The media lied about Trump? I’m shocked.
More … Cue the Outrage! Lefties Blow a Gasket at Trump for ‘Racist’ Meme (Except There’s Just One Problem)
h/t Frances
The defiance against America that has consumed Canadian life for over a year now has finally spread to the rest of the West. The message of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech at Davos last month — that of a “rupture in the world order” — was not new for Canadians. Just after his election in April, Mr. Carney declared that “our old relationship with the United States, a relationship based on steadily increasing integration, is over.” At Davos, the moment caught up with him, and with Canada.
Throughout last year, the consensus among many European policymakers in the face of Donald Trump’s bombast was to wait out the nonsense and appease when possible. Mr. Carney’s speech arrived at the exact point at which that position proved untenable: Mr. Trump’s intensifying threats to forcibly annex Greenland, not to mention his insults to NATO troops who fought and died alongside U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan. “They stayed a little back, little off the front lines” is a statement that will be remembered in Europe alongside “Ich bin ein Berliner” and “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall” as a presidential remark that embodies the American spirit of its moment. Suddenly, Mr. Trump’s mindless drive toward territorial expansion and his desire to humiliate and degrade were impossible to ignore.
Media manipulated TDS he means.
An estimated 4.5 million girls worldwide are at risk of undergoing female genital mutilation this year, the United Nations warned on Friday.
Many of the girls at risk are under the age of five, the UN’s children’s agency UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO) said in a joint statement that was issued on the International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM.
The federal government will take steps to ensure that imported Chinese electrical vehicles cannot be used to spy on Canadians, a parliamentary committee heard Thursday.
Testifying before the procedures and House affairs committee, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree said Ottawa will put safeguards in place to make sure that Chinese EVs do not have “the capability to transmit information” back home.
He was responding to questions from Bloc Québécois MP Christine Normandin, who raised concerns that Chinese EVs could become “little spies on the road that could record our calls and take pictures of where we are going.”
It’s art imitating strife.
A mural of a murdered Ukrainian refugee that’s loathed by local lefties for its “tough-on-crime” message and ties to Elon Musk was vandalized in Manhattan — irking neighbors who on Friday called the defacement a “disgusting” act of political “spite.”
Man Arrested in Criminal Harassment Investigation, City of Toronto, Image Released
Indian creep who was already trespassed for harassing women is back again, stalking and filming the same Toronto police officer he once degraded as an OnlyFans tramp.
Even the cops look fed up with the endless Indian nonsense. pic.twitter.com/Qof9oNh8kR
— Nate (@CelticAshes) October 6, 2025
Creepy 3rd world foreigner records White women in Canada then abuses them when they ask him to stop recording & being a creep.
Protect girls & women.
Remigration. pic.twitter.com/OViKFHojRP
— Lozzy B (@TruthFairy131) January 30, 2026
Total creep
It took months of political pressure and the threat of a prison sentence, but Bill Clinton is being hauled before Congress over his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
The situation is virtually unprecedented. The last time a former president appeared on Capitol Hill, it was Gerald Ford in 1983. Even then, the man who pardoned Richard Nixon was only there to discuss celebrations marking the Constitution’s bicentennial.
For Mr Clinton, who was impeached in 1998 over the Monica Lewinsky scandal, it is one more controversy in the career of the so-called “Comeback Kid”.
It is doubtful any country has ever been in quite the national security dilemma Canada now finds itself in: with so much land and so few people to defend it; wedged between two expansionist superpowers, one of which was until very recently our best defence against the other, but which has since become more or less aligned with it.
The dilemma is particularly acute in light of our charmed history. A country that had always considered itself invulnerable to attack – because of the oceans that surround us, because of the forbidding climate in our North, because of the Americans – wakes up to discover that it has suddenly become peculiarly vulnerable.
Coyne alert!
Take a gander at all that toxic masculinity. @fancypants_s https://t.co/CRRAUyBQKl
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) February 6, 2026
h/t Patti Jo
