Mayor Olivia Chow has not offered to trim any of her salary to pay for people without residency status in Toronto.
Or vowed to no longer go on expensive trade missions abroad or pledge millions to pay for soccer games featuring millionaire soccer players inside a business worth billions.
Chow wants you to pay.
The national Black Lives Matter movement claims $33.4 million of its cash is being withheld by one of its progressive partner organizations, The Post has learned.
In a scathing lawsuit, Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation accuse the Tides foundation — backed by George Soros — of alleged “deceptive business practices” as well as “egregious mismanagement” of its money, while demanding its return.
Grifter fight!
The RCMP wanted a well-known photojournalist kept in custody for months or more after Mounties alleged she assaulted a sheriff following her high-profile arrest at the 2021 Wet’suwet’en pipeline standoff.
Documents filed with the B.C. Supreme Court as part of a civil suit launched by photographer Amber Bracken and The Narwhal media outlet against the RCMP showed how the Mounties tried – and quickly failed – to get Ms. Bracken charged and detained without bail for an incident related to her release from three nights in jail.
Dog's happiness after trying prosthetics for the first time after spending nine years on the streets…❤️ pic.twitter.com/Rpr7RA0hJn
— o̴g̴ (@Yoda4ever) September 30, 2025
Police in the German city of Munich say the venue where Oktoberfest is taking place has been temporarily closed because of possible links to an explosion and fire at a house rigged with explosives.
A badly injured man was found at a nearby lake and later died.
Mayor Dieter Reiter said the festival site would remain closed until at least 17:00 local time (15:00 GMT) on Wednesday because of an unspecified bomb threat.
#GERMANY – Several explosions were reported in the city of Munich.
Heavy police & firefighter presence was ordered in the city, after gunfire was also heard in the streets.
Mayor Reiter reported a "verified bomb threat" against the Oktoberfest.
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— OSINT Military Tracker (@OSINTMilTracker) October 1, 2025
AAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! @fancypants_s https://t.co/aKqdd6UoAh
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) September 30, 2025
h/t Auntie Polly
Our country can’t defend itself, and citizens aren’t patriotic enough to step up. It’s time to change that.
I joined the military at the age of 18, right out of high school. My parents were working class and couldn’t afford to pay my university tuition, so although I was accepted to several good schools, I chose the Royal Military College of Canada, where I’d be considered part of the military and receive an annual salary. During the academic year, our job was to study. Then in the summer, we did military training. We graduated as second lieutenants—entry-level officers—and then did four years of military service.
Canada couldn’t defend itself from an uprising by 3rd World TFW’s and Illegals.
Can you imagine young men and women answering a call to arms by a sham state that has destroyed all hope they may once have held for a decent future?
The Social Contract in Canada is broken and likely impossible to repair.
Our elites betrayed us and I can’t see anyone being convinced to defend Ottawa’s luxury values.
HAR! @fancypants_s https://t.co/UZZwD81ZXL
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) September 30, 2025
Strong language.
A new agreement granting Muslims in Schleswig-Holstein two additional public holidays has triggered sharp criticism from opposition parties, who warn that the move risks privileging one faith community and sidelining broader concerns over integration.
Last week, the state government signed a treaty with the Northern German Association of Islamic Cultural Centres (VIKZ). The agreement allows Muslim officials, employees, and pupils to take time off on the first day of Ramadan and on Eid al-Adha.
@fancypants_s https://t.co/2cg8wUxWvK
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) October 1, 2025
h/t Auntie Polly
Rich LeTourneau is blunt as he sets down his beer on the union hall bar, located just a stone’s throw away from the General Motors plant in Fort Wayne, Ind. where he’s put in 38 years.
“I respect Canadian unions, I respect the Mexican union. We didn’t raise our hand and say … ‘I’ll take what you guys got.’ That decision was made way above our head,” he told CBC News.
“But when the company comes to me to increase volume, I’m not gonna tell them no, either, because it’s job security for my people, and hell, if I can corner the market, I will.”
Could be some job openings …
I wonder how many reporters voted for PM Globo Homo?
President Trump has said he will give Hamas “three or four days” to accept a US-brokered plan to end the war in Gaza after the Israeli prime minister agreed to the proposal.
Speaking a day after announcing that he was close to achieving “eternal peace in the Middle East”, the US president suggested on Tuesday he would “let Israel go and do what they have to do” if Hamas rejected the terms.
Whether or not Hamas accepts a new proposal to end the war in Gaza, the Jewish diaspora should brace for antisemitism “for at least some time,” says a top American rabbi.
Antisemitism is a “behemoth backed by all sorts of nefarious types,” said Rabbi Abraham Cooper, an associate dean and director of global social action at Jewish human rights activist organization, Simon Wiesenthal Center.
I can’t see Hamas signing on, at least not in good faith.
Where’s the beef?
Certainly, there is none to find in Prime Minister Mark Carney’s nothingburger list of major projects. Surprisingly well received given none of the projects need federal involvement, this is one more step to deceptively finesse Canadians.
A recent news article about Britain’s National Health Service managed, in a few lines, to capture just how dire the situation is in that country and how divorced from reality its political leadership has become.
The article was about guidance the NHS published recently, “extolling the benefits of first-cousin marriage despite the increased risk of birth defects.” Defying both modern science and the traditions of western civilization, the NHS England’s Genomics Education Programme seemed to endorse incest, saying first-cousin marriage is linked to “stronger extended family support systems and economic advantages.”
