Here’s what Canadian provinces are doing with all the US liquor they pulled off shelves

Canadian provinces have a strange problem: What to do with millions of dollars worth of American alcohol, pulled from the shelves in anger over US tariffs and now gathering dust in stock rooms?

At least two provinces say the booze will go to a good cause, promising to sell remaining inventory and donate proceeds to charity.

One province is offloading it to restaurants and bars instead of selling it to the public.

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DC pipe-bomb suspect Brian Cole Jr. has secret online life obsessing over ‘My Little Pony’

The man accused of attempting to blow up both the Republican and Democratic National Committees in Washington, DC on Jan 5. 2021 was a highly active My Little Pony fan.

Brian Cole Jr., 30, was seemingly obsessed with the toys — marketed at young girls — creating art of plastic pony dolls, remixes of songs about them, and writing fan fiction dedicated to them.

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Teenage Afghan asylum seekers who abducted and raped girl, 15, sentenced

Two teenage Afghan asylum seekers who abducted and raped a 15-year-old girl have been given custodial sentences.

Jan Jahanzeb and Israr Niazal, both 17, face possible deportation and were ordered to register as sex offenders following the sentencing at Warwick crown court on Monday.

The court heard the two boys had led the highly distressed girl into a “den-type” area in Leamington Spa in May before pushing her to the ground and attacking her.

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U.S. does not want to ‘terminate’ Canada-U.S-Mexico Agreement, says ambassador to Canada

OTTAWA — U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra says he does not believe the United States wants to “terminate” its trilateral trade agreement with Canada and Mexico.

Hoekstra, speaking to National Post in a wide-ranging interview on Monday, said Canadians ought to be prepared for several possibilities, as the three countries ready themselves for their first joint review of the agreement, which was signed during U.S. President Donald Trump’s first term in office.

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Here are the facts in the viral case of the white lady who got fired by Cinnabon for saying the N-word to Somali customers

We’re gonna have some spicy language in this one, so buckle up!

It all started with Suzie, a liberal white lady who saw some racism in action and decided to DO SOMETHING.


Time to go tribal. I support her.

With absolutely no apologies to Neil Young.

“I wanna live with a cinnabon girl / I could be happy the rest of my life / With a cinnabon girl / A dreamer of pictures, I run in the night / You see us together, chasing the moonlight / My cinnabon girl”.

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Continued Cross-Border Hostility Risks Pushing Canada Into the Arms of the CCP

For the best part of my own lifetime and those of my parents and grandparents, Canada and the USA have enjoyed the best bilateral partnership in the democratic world. From NORAD to NAFTA, from shared sacrifice in war to shared prosperity in peace, the “undefended border” has symbolized not just geography but identity: two nations built on Anglo-constitutional traditions, free enterprise, and democratic norms.


Carney, Brookfield, Canada’s China class all want us aligned with the CCP.

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Contestants fight polar bears and snakes in new AI reality show

The stakes in reality television are about to be raised. The latest series, described by its creators as a cross between The Hunger Games, Traitors and The Truman Show, features six super-fit contestants parachuted into remote locations for a fight to the death and a huge cash prize.

In one shocking scene, a contestant toys with another by peppering them with gunshots, while others fend off a venomous snake and a polar bear.

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Canada’s environmental ‘realism’ looks more like surrender

Last week, the United Kingdom did something all too rare: it chose leadership by backing science and prioritizing public safety. The Labour government announced it would ban new oil and gas licences in the North Sea, strengthen a windfall tax and accelerate phasing out of fossil-fuel subsidies.

These are not symbolic gestures. They are an acknowledgment that the global energy system is shifting and that mature economies must shift with it.


Under the United Kingdom’s Communist-Islamist alliance energy impoverishment is a feature not a bug.

Besides Carney is at best playing a long game, he wants Canada desperately poor as well.

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“Why Not Celebrate in Damascus?” AfD Asks As Syrians Hold Rallies in Germany

German migration policy came under renewed fire after the right-wing opposition AfD sharply criticised large gatherings of Syrians celebrating the first anniversary of the fall of the Assad regime—not in Damascus, but on the streets of German cities.

As many critics have pointed out: the scenes are evidence that Germany’s approach to asylum and integration has fundamentally failed.

Time to send the Syrians back.

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Liberal Party opened the door to more than a million foreign students working in Canada without ever examining how the move would affect young Canadians

Ottawa says it opened the door to more than a million foreign students working in Canada without ever examining how the move would affect young Canadians trying to find jobs.

Blacklocks’ Reporter says the immigration department now acknowledges it relied on a single survey sent only to foreign students, even as unemployment for Canadian students climbed above 16% in several provinces.


We need recall legislation. (Incognito)

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