Why Justin Trudeau can survive the inquiry and Pierre Poilievre has stayed silent

MONTREAL—A decade and a half ago, the publication of the findings of the inquiry into what was known as the federal sponsorship scandal signalled the beginning of the end of a dozen-year Liberal tenure.

Justice John Gomery’s final report — and the blame it apportioned to Jean Chrétien’s government — led to the defeat of his successor’s minority government and set the stage for a Conservative decade in power.

We have a bad case of the stupids in Canada.

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Police still yet to name suspect nearly 2 weeks after University of Idaho murders

Nearly two weeks after four University of Idaho students were found knifed to death in their off-campus home, police have still not publicly identified a suspect.

As students emptied out of the college town for Thanksgiving, investigators once again returned to the taped-off murder scene in Moscow on Friday — 13 days after Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Ethan Chapin, 20, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Madison Mogen, 21 were found stabbed to death at the house.

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Animosity and distrust smouldered between PM and protesters as Trudeau testified

Convoy den mother Tamara Lich sat where she always does, in the front row of public seating right behind the lawyers stacked three tables deep.

Two seats over was convoy lawyer Keith Wilson. When the trucks rolled into Ottawa last winter, he was the one who introduced Ms. Lich to Canadians at a press conference, describing her as “the spark that lit this fire.”

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Trudeau embarrasses nation on Canada’s Drag Race spinoff

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made an appearance on Friday’s episode of Canada’s Drag Race: Canada vs. the World to offer the contestants words of inspiration before the main challenge.

Trudeau is touted as being the first world leader to visit the competition series founded by RuPaul.

During the episode, the prime minister shared his thoughts on Canada’s efforts to embrace diversity, noting there is a lot more work to do toward building allyship in Canada.

Says  the most despised office holder in Canada ever. Even Zelensky hasn’t stooped this low.

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Balenciaga Sues Producers of ‘BDSM Teddy Bear‘ Ad Campaign for $25M

Luxury fashion designer Balenciaga has filed a $25 million lawsuit against the advertisers who produced their brand-damaging, pedophile-themed ad campaign.

Balenciaga faced severe backlash and was accused of “normalizing child pornography” for its BDSM teddy bear ad campaign.

Not enuff caffeine for me yet? Wouldn’t someone had to have signed off on the Campaign?

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High Living Governor General Likes Tax Payer Dollars – Tax Payer Protests Not So Much

Indian name means “Put it on the tab”

Governor General Supported Shutting Down Convoy’s Online Crowdfunding: Emergencies Act Inquiry

During a phone call in early February with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Gov. Gen. Mary Simon voiced her support of the online crowdfunding platform GoFundMe shutting down its Freedom Convoy fundraising campaign, which resulted in most of the $10 million donated being refunded to the original senders.

Simon also said she believed the convoy to be funded by “some international money.”

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FTX fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried funded half a dozen media companies – including ProPublica to the tune of $5 million – with at least one, The Intercept, warning staff it now has a significant hole in its budget

Disgraced former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried financially backed half a dozen media outlets including ProPublica, Vox and the Intercept, it has emerged.

SBF’s crypto exchange sensationally collapsed earlier this month, after the company filed for bankruptcy amid reports it owes billions of dollars to customers.

But the repercussions could be even more far-reaching, with one media outlet warning it has a ‘significant hole’ in its budget now FTX has folded.

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‘Indefensible’ that Toronto’s drug decriminalization request hasn’t been granted yet, advocate says

OTTAWA—Toronto’s request to decriminalize possession of drugs remains on hold almost a year after it was made, in part because of “political cowardice” in Ottawa, a harm-reduction advocate says.

“People are dying because the drug supply is contaminated and it’s toxic. Criminalizing people for simple personal possession and use of drugs is going to do more harm than good,” said Daniel Werb, director at the Toronto-based Centre on Drug Policy Evaluation, which helped the city with its request to the federal government.

Toronto – aspiring to be the next Philly or San Francisco.

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‘They said I was like Jeffrey Dahmer’: Walmart gunman Andre Bing’s ‘Death Note’ revealed

Walmart mass shooter Andre Bing penned a rambling “Death Note,” in which he complained that his co-workers were “idiots” who he was angry with for comparing him to a notorious cannibal serial killer, officials revealed Friday.

“They laughed at me and said that I was like Jeffrey Dahmer … Sorry everyone but I did not plan this I promise things just fell in place like I was led by the Satan,” Bing wrote before slaughtering six of his colleagues in the break room at the start of their night shift Tuesday.

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Definition of ‘Nazi’ back in spotlight at Montreal hate-speech trial

The trial of a Montrealer accused of hate speech resumed at the Montreal courthouse Friday with the accused’s lawyer continuing her argument that the court was presented with no evidence Nazis were entirely responsible for the Holocaust.

The trial of Gabriel Sohier Chaput, 36, was put on hold in July after defence lawyer Hélène Poussard argued the court was provided no evidence Nazis were responsible for the extermination of 6 million Jews during the Second World War.

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Freedom Convoy lawyer behind ‘false flag’ allegations is served libel notice, then chases someone

OTTAWA – The extraordinary controversy created by one of the lawyers representing some Freedom Convoy organizers at the Emergencies Act inquiry took more strange turns on Thursday.

Lawyer Brendan Miller was served Thursday with a libel notice by Brian Fox, a public relations executive that Miller had accused of parading a Nazi flag at the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa, allegedly to discredit the protest.

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Growing Body Of Evidence Shows ‘Social Influence’ Is Causing Teens To Undergo Sex Changes

The recent surge in transgender identification is caused in part by peer influence, a growing body of evidence suggests, and some transgender advocates are acknowledging this issue.

Many activists argue that transgenderism has become more prevalent because growing social acceptance allows more transgender people, who would otherwise keep their gender identity a secret, to live openly. Critics of youth gender transitions, however, argue that the growing rate of transgender identification in adolescents, along with rapidly changing demographics of transgender people, are evidence that peer influence is driving young people to identify as transgender who otherwise wouldn’t.

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Christian group vandalized following Club Q shooting

A Focus on the Family center in Colorado Springs was vandalized Thursday.

The sign on the front of the property was spray painted over in black letters reading: “Their blood is on your hands. Five lives taken,” in an apparent reference to the shooting at Club Q, a popular LGBT nightclub, that killed five people between the ages of 17 and 25 the Saturday before.

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Elon Musk asks for help identifying violent threats on Twitter in response to Antifa revelations

On Thursday, Twitter owner Elon Musk called for people on the social media platform to reply if users see any issues that need to be addressed. “Removing child exploitation is priority #1. Please reply in comments if you see anything that Twitter needs to address,” the early Thursday morning tweet read.

CAHN should be reported to Elon.

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