No Boys Allowed? New CyberStart Canada Program Will Cater Only to Girls and Non-Binary Students

… Canadian liberals have decided to follow America’s lead on creating their new cyber initiative that reeks with overtones of overt anti-male discrimination, as Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst, which is Toronto Metropolitan University’s National Centre for “training, innovation, and collaboration in cybersecurity,” has recently announced a new program called CyberStart Canada.

The program, which is funded by Canadian taxpayers via Public Safety Canada’s Cyber Security Cooperation Program, will initially provide services and education to 700 girls and non-binary students from Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia in 2022-23 in what is being described as a “gamified environment,” and then throughout Canada the following year.

According to the eligibility requirements listed on the program’s website, “Priority in 2022 will be given to students in Ontario, Alberta or British Columbia who self-identify as girls or non-binary. Students must be over the age of 13 to participate.”

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Man hurled three petrol bombs at Dover immigration centre before driving to a nearby petrol station to ‘kill himself’

A man threw petrol bombs attached with fireworks at a centre for processing migrants in the port of Dover today and then killed himself, witnesses said.

The attacker, a white man wearing a checked shirt, drove up to the centre in a white SEAT sports utility vehicle.

He got out and threw three petrol bombs, one of which did not go off, a photographer said.

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Opposition growing to Trudeau’s dangerous censorship bill

The chorus of Canadians from all walks of life calling on the Senate to kibosh the Trudeau government’s censorship bill is growing louder by the day.

Last week, a letter from over 40,000 Canadian content-creators urged senators to reject Bill C-11 in its current form, sounding the alarm on what they see as a very dangerous piece of legislation.

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Elon Musk ̷b̷i̷z̷a̷r̷r̷e̷l̷y̷ responds to Hillary Clinton after she links ‘hate and deranged conspiracy theories’ from GOP to Paul Pelosi’s attack: ‘There might be more to this story than meets the eye’

Elon Musk, fresh off his acquisition of Twitter, said there might be “more to the story” on Paul Pelosi’s assault, which left House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband with a skull fracture and serious injuries.

In a tweeted reply to Hillary Clinton, Musk shared a link to a site with conspiracy theories about the attack.

Clinton condemned the assault, accusing the “Republican Party and its mouthpieces” of regularly spreading “hate and deranged conspiracy theories.”

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WARMINGTON: New approach enables cops to track people on bail for gun charges

With 1,100 people before the courts on firearm charges currently free on bail instead of sitting in jail, few are surprised when they end up involved in a shooting.

You read it right — 1,100 people on gun charges are currently free from custody on bail until their case makes it way to trial or is resolved.


Toronto – aspiring to become Canada’s version of a shithole Democrat Run City.

Wanna bet we’ll never see a demographic breakdown of the “1100?”

Only 29% per cent bothered to vote in the last election that saw John Tory swept to victory in a sort of reverse landslide of the couldn’t be bothered.

What explains this level of absenteeism?

Are people happy with the status quo?

Are rising taxes and deteriorating services simply accepted as normal?

“Putting in time until I can afford to get out” has become a common discussion.

What’s behind it? Are we so balkanized by diversity that a shared connection to the city is no longer possible?

Do you consider Toronto or some other GTA city home? Reading about recent events in Brampton brought to mind Chamberlain’s reference to the Czechoslovakia crisis as a “quarrel in a far away country, between people of whom we know nothing.” 

Maybe as Trudeau might suggest Toronto is Canada’s first Post-City City, nothing more than a mass of transients, a settler pit stop to be exploited until greener pastures come along.

The specter of Leicester looms over Toronto & the GTA, it too was portrayed as a beacon of diversity.

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The MP to mayor pipeline: Why so many provincial and federal politicians are heading to city hall

Poke your head into any city hall across the country, and there’s a chance you’ll find a former MP or member of the provincial legislature sitting in the mayor’s chair.

Recent municipal elections in B.C., Ontario and Manitoba saw scores of seasoned politicians making the jump — or the return — to the local level.

Andrea Horwath is among them. The former Ontario NDP leader is the newly elected mayor of Hamilton, Ont.

­”Certainly I had accomplishments that really did affect all of Ontario, as an opposition leader,” she told CBC Radio’s The House. ­”But the municipal order of government really is the closest to the people.”


What horseshit. They’re Lifestyle Politicians leveraging whatever name recognition they may hold into yet another chance at the Public Tit. Tory was reelected with 29% voter turnout. It doesn’t take much to cross the goal line in municipal politics.

It’s what they do because it’s lucrative and feeds their sense of self-importance and entitlement.

We need term limits and reduced benefits.

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Will China inspire Trudeau to expand fossil-fuel resources?

Much of the international news coverage of the Chinese Communist Party’s quinquennial congress, which wrapped up last weekend, focused on the ruling autocrats’ increasingly belligerent foreign policy.

Also, the way President Xi Jinping’s ruthless enforcement of his “zero-COVID” policy still has more than 200 million citizens under complete lockdown (no leaving their apartments, no ordering in meals or groceries), which is affecting international supply chains.

Our government functions beneath high-school level intelligence.

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How left-wing activism got taken over by ‘adults’ who act like infants

Dumping milk onto floors. Hurling food onto walls. Refusing to eat. Gluing body parts. Threatening to pee and poop in your pants. Are those the behaviors of a toddler? Yes. But they’re also the dominant tactics of today’s climate activists.

Consider the case of Gianluca Grimalda. On Oct. 19, Grimalda, along with 15 other members of a climate activist group called Scientist Rebellion, glued himself to the floor of the visitors center next to a Volkswagen factory in Germany.

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AOC claims America is facing ‘an environment of FASCISM’ due to ‘intimidation at the polls’ – and says soaring inflation is fault of Wall Street not Joe Biden

While discussing issues surrounding the upcoming midterm elections, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said she believes the United States is ‘facing an environment of fascism.’

The New York representative was joined by Rep. Jamie Raskin in a discussion with MSNBC political commentator Chris Hayes to talk about the nearing elections, recent economic turmoil and infrastructure.

Ocasio-Cortez likened alleged voter suppression in Arizona, a state in which a federal judge refused to bar an activist group from monitoring outdoor ballot boxes, to historical instances of racism.

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Military Officers Decry Base Living Conditions, Say Retention and Mental Health at Risk: Leaked Memo

Military officers in a leaked Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) memo decried poor on-base living conditions for students at the CAF School of Communications and Electronics (CFSCE) in Kingston, Ont., saying it’s threatening student mental health and retention.

“The corner of a four-person room cannot be made your home,” read a briefing note titled “Canadian Forces School of Communications and Electronics Accommodations,” saying that live-in students at the CFSCE are “inadequately housed.”

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Time for anti-woke populists to start own U.S. party?

VANCOUVER — One of the most puzzling aspects of American politics to foreigners living in western democracies is the two-party straitjacket that hinders renewal. Appearing on NBC’s Meet the Press, Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., spoke of her interest in preventing former president Donald Trump from ever again running the country and mentioned that Trump being the Republican nominee would “shatter” the party and give rise to a new “conservative” party.

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