FBI agents raided the Maryland home of President Donald Trump’s former National Security Adviser John Bolton on Friday, as part of a “high-profile national security probe” involving classified documents.
Ironically, the same people who cheered Joe Biden for weaponizing the Justice Department against Trump are claiming that the raid on Bolton’s home was politically motivated.
The Ottawa Police Service said a man had been arrested and charged in relation to a hate-motivated incident where a Muslim woman was assaulted on an OC Transpo bus last week.
On Wednesday, Aug. 20, police said officers had arrested a man, but did not identify him publicly “due to mental health being a contributing factor.”
Nigel Farage has unveiled Reform UK’s plans for “mass deportations” and a dismantling of the so-called human rights codes that facilitate the “crisis” of illegal immigration.
The Brexit boss and current favourite to become the next prime minister of the United Kingdom, Nigel Farage, said that his government would enact a policy of “detain and deport” rather than allowing mostly military age illegal migrant males to claim asylum and be housed at taxpayer expense.
The Ontario public school network is a systemically polluted ecosystem. This isn’t my opinion. The evidence is in, and it stinks to high heaven.
A recent survey on antisemitism in three Ontario school boards, submitted by then federal envoy for combatting antisemitism Deborah Lyons tallied 781 antisemitic incidents in Ontario K-12 schools, most of which occurred in metropolitan Toronto. Many involved Nazi tropes (“Heil Hitler,” “Hitler was right”). One in six were teacher-initiated or involved school-sponsored activities.
In a particularly chilling Oct 2024 incident, an Ottawa six-year-old was told by her teacher that, since one of her parents is Jewish, she is only “half human.” In Nazi Germany, treatment of such children “vacillated between persecution, semi-toleration, and racial reclassification.” Sound familiar?
To Mexican companies, the rule was never much of a problem, largely ignored by the American authorities, especially along a border where cultures had always mixed.
But to the Trump administration, it is a point of critical road safety that went too long unaddressed.
The issue? English.
The legal use of force to defend yourself extends back to the beginning of human civilization. However, significant differences have arisen in different legal systems over how much force is justified and in what circumstances.
Modern-day Canada and the United States have some overlap in legal use of force for self-defence but differ significantly when it comes to the castle doctrine, a law adopted in some U.S. states allowing use of lethal force in protecting one’s home and, in some cases, property such as vehicles.
Ukraine’s President Volodymr Zelensky has accused Russia of “doing everything it can” to prevent a meeting with Vladimir Putin to try to end the war.
US President Donald Trump has sought to bring the two leaders together, but he said on Friday “that’s like oil and vinegar… they don’t get along too well”.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Putin was ready to meet Ukraine’s leader “when the agenda is ready for a summit, and this agenda is not ready at all”, accusing Zelensky of saying “no to everything”.
Here’s what Canada’s latest immigration data reveals
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government has revealed the closely watched statistics on permanent and temporary resident trends after being accused for weeks by the Conservatives of withholding the data.
On Friday, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada updated its webpages with data on arrivals of asylum claimants, international students and foreign workers, as well as applications caught up in the department’s backlog.
Although there are still more than 2.2 million immigration applications awaiting a decision, the number of temporary residents — made up of international students, foreign workers and refugee claimants — declined in the first six months of 2025, compared to the same period last year.
Declined? Not by any material amount. Carney and his pal Wiseman are screwing us over as expected. It is an act of evil.
The article is BULLSHIT PROPAGANDA excreted by the Star on demand.
This is not immigration, it is population replacement.
The family of a missing Texas woman found living with a lost “African” tribe in the Scottish Highlands fear she has been manipulated by the “king and queen” and are growing concerned over her well-being.
Kaura Taylor, who now goes by Asnat, Lady Safi, of Atehene, has been living in the Kingdom of Kubala, a claimed section of forest in Jedburgh, Scotland, with husband and wife duo, King Atehene and Queen Nandi.
Pierre Poilievre won the seat that sends him back to Parliament this week to face Mark Carney. We asked two writers what changes for each of the two leaders now.
It’s been a while since I’ve heard anyone say the phrase “elbows up.” That patriotic statement raised the spirits of Canadians when still absorbing the shock of a hostile U.S President. Mark Carney embraced “elbows up” along with a plucky “build, baby,’ build” mantra.
Judging by the results of the election, the slogans played well. And Carney continued on a roll as Prime Minister through diplomacy abroad and engaging provincial premiers at home. But now, Carney faces a more prolonged test in a less comfortable setting — the daily grind and closer scrutiny of a sitting Parliament.
The US Department of Justice has released the transcript and audio recording of an interview conducted by Todd Blanche, the deputy attorney general, with the convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell.
In a post on X, Blanche said the materials were being released “in the interest of transparency”, providing links to the transcript and to audio files.
The release includes documentation from a two-day interview conducted on 24 and 25 July. The materials comprise redacted transcripts for both days, along with multiple audio recordings – seven separate parts plus test recordings for day one, and four parts plus test recordings for day two.
Fugitive arrested at Toronto airport for crash that killed Manitoba mother, daughter: RCMP
A man who avoided Canadian authorities for more than nine months after being accused of driving a semi-trailer truck through a stop sign, causing a crash that killed a Manitoba mother and daughter, was arrested at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport on Thursday.
Navjeet Singh, 25, had been wanted since November for two counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death and one count of obstructing a police officer.
Lucy Connolly has accused Sir Keir Starmer of holding her as a political prisoner in her first interview following her release from jail.
Mrs Connolly, 42, a childminder from Northampton, said it was “bizarre” she had spent more than a year behind bars for posting a tweet inciting racial hatred in the wake of the Southport murders.
Mrs Connolly, a mother of two, explained she was “upset and angry beyond belief” and that a “red mist” had clouded her judgment. She accepted the post on X was not her “finest moment” but insisted she did not “advocate violence”.
Just a little more than year out, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow has revealed she’s not sure if she will seek re-election.
Her uncertainty on whether to seek another term had light shined on it Friday morning while she was appearing on Newstalk 1010.
Top 10 Funniest Moments in Women’s Football
A Thread
1. WTF is she thinking? So terrible in positioning pic.twitter.com/6ed5yBoirN
— Formula (@1realFormula) August 22, 2025
