Is the Carney government about to move forward with their gun confiscation program or is this simply a voluntary program to buy guns from legal owners? The real answer is it depends on who you talk to and perhaps what your political view of the situation is.
INCREDIBLE! It’s just 4am here in Arizona, and the line for Charlie Kirk’s memorial is now a SEA of TENS OF THOUSANDS of patriots
This is HISTORIC!
America is turning out for Charlie! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/NnFphusR1Z
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) September 21, 2025
HOLY CRAP! There are still 14 HOURS until Charlie Kirk’s memorial in Arizona starts, and HUNDREDS of patriots are ALREADY lined up
Many of them from THOUSANDS of miles away.
They’re talking about Charlie, praying for his family, and are excited to fight for our country ❤️ pic.twitter.com/MY4jFvTX8o
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) September 21, 2025
POWERFUL! Thousands of Canadians in Calgary sing the American National Anthem at a memorial for Charlie Kirk. pic.twitter.com/NvcQGMCzJD
— Kian Simone (@kiansimone44) September 15, 2025
The European Parliament will next week take a major step towards deciding whether Italian MEP Ilaria Salis should face trial in Hungary for her alleged role in a series of violent Antifa-linked attacks in Budapest.
Salis, 41, was arrested and imprisoned in Hungary in 2023 for participating in a series of attacks organised by the Hammerbande (Hammer Gang), a German left-wing militant group linked to Antifa. The members of the group surrounded and bludgeoned nine innocent people—who the attackers decided “looked like” neo-Nazis based on their choice of clothing—with telescopic batons and hammers on the streets of Budapest.
Douglas Todd: Billionaire Weihong Liu, who is trying to buy up much of the troubled Hudson’s Bay Company, says she is a citizen of China. And that’s where she lists her current address
A Canadian court case has provided insights into the convoluted world of the trans-national rich.
Weihong (Ruby) Liu — who has acknowledged she was a leading member of business organizations in China created by the Communist Party to advance the government’s agenda — now owns three shopping malls and a golf course in B.C.
Often described by Canadian media outlets as a “Vancouver-based billionaire,” Liu has launched contentious court proceedings in Ontario to buy 25 store leases from Canada’s oldest retailer, The Hudson’s Bay Company, which is in bankruptcy protection. Landlords are opposing her bid, in which she says she is prepared to invest $469 million.
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It has been nine months since Donald Trump returned to the White House, and in that time has upended the world order around trade, relentlessly expressed an “America first” mentality, and mused about annexing Canada as the 51st state.
He also seems to have upended how Canadians see our southern neighbour.
I was never mad at Trump or America.
I remain angry that Canada is run as a 2nd rate fiefdom by our profiteering elites who deliberately undermine citizens at every turn.
Since the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk, legacy media have gone above and beyond to tank what little credibility they had with the broader American public. And that statement could not be more applicable to The Economist.
Late last week, the U.K.-based outlet ran a story attempting to run cover for the spate of leftist-led violence wreaking havoc across the United States. To accomplish this feat, the piece highlighted several “studies and datasets … largely compiled by researchers whom s[k]eptical conservatives would probably dismiss as biased” to “suggest that the killing of Mr Kirk is not representative of broader trends.”
USA Today published an article detailing how expensive it is for National Guard troops to act as D.C. garbage men. It’s intended to anger readers, and probably did anger many who didn’t notice the most important information that USA Today left out of the article.
So, ask yourself what’s missing in this headline and article?
Incoming UN Ambassador David Lametti says Canada needs “all the evidence to come in” and be assessed before it recognizes whether Israel is committing a genocide in Gaza — and it usually follows the lead of a UN resolution or a ruling from the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
“This is certainly what we’ve done in other cases where a genocide has been recognized,” Lametti said in an interview with CBC’s The House that airs Saturday morning. “There is an international body of authority that rules in that manner, and then Canada moves to recognize it.
You can trust Hamas! – War numbers, the most powerful weapon against Israel
After the assassination of Charlie Kirk, FBI director Kash Patel announced a suspect in custody when Tyler Robinson was still at large. That caused the conservative Christopher Rufo to wondering if Patel was the right man for the FBI job. That charge leaves plenty to ponder.
The FBI failed to prevent the assassination of Kirk, so Patel’s haste to pin down a suspect is understandable, and much of what emerges in the early going is wrong. The fugitive was only captured when relatives turned him in, which brings to mind another case.
If you hear a strange, high-pitched screeching sound blowing in from the west on the salty Atlantic winds, it’s probably the keening of Blue America. Spare a thought for these souls – they are collectively finding out what it feels like to be on the receiving end of cancel culture. Turns out, it doesn’t feel great.
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I didn’t know that so many demons, ghouls, and evil souls walked among us, but now I am aware.
This is one of the worst. pic.twitter.com/awzZqarJAn
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) September 13, 2025
We shouldn’t be in this scenario, yet here we are.
It doesn’t matter if you agreed with Charlie Kirk or not. It doesn’t matter if you liked him or not. Charlie Kirk had the same right to life that you and I and every single person in a free society has.
In an act of consummate evil, someone decided to take that right to life away.
More … Documenting Ottawa’s Blind Spot on Antifa
David Smith Court is a housing complex in the suburbs of Reading. One of the five red-brick blocks consists solely of retirement flats with communal lounge and dining area, laundry room, hairdressing salon and gardens (where residents can opt to look after their own patch).
Many of those who live here are in their 70s, 80s, even 90s. So a more unlikely setting for controversy you would be hard-pressed to find.
Yet, as improbable as it may seem, the same frustration and anger fuelling much of the social unrest around Britain is being mirrored, in microcosm, in this genteel Home Counties retreat for the elderly.
Islamic State has issued a fresh call for terror attacks across Britain, the United States, Europe, and beyond, urging followers to target Christians, Jews, and their “allies” in what it calls revenge for Israel’s ongoing offensive in Gaza.
In an online message titled O Zealous Monotheists, ISIS spokesman Abu Hudhaifa al-Ansari told supporters to “chase your prey… in the streets and roads of precious America, Europe, and the world. Break into their homes, kill them, and punish them by any means you can.”
For the second time in a year, Chrystia Freeland has resigned. Less than a year ago, it was Freeland’s resignation as deputy prime minister that set in motion the eventual departure of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. And now, just a few months into the government of Prime Minister Mark Carney, she’s quitting again by abandoning her new post of minister of transport and internal trade.
The bullet that killed Charlie Kirk came from a casing engraved with the nonsensical-sounding phrase, “notices bulges OWO what’s this?” For certain factions of the extremely online, however, it was an inside joke.
It’s a reference to a mid-2010s meme parodying furries, the online subculture who role-play as anthropomorphic animals. Three other casings featured inscriptions that invoke a mishmash of memes and video games, spurring Utah Governor Spencer Cox to conclude that the alleged shooter, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, was radicalized by social media and the “deep dark internet.”
