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“Religion has played a central role in the development of Canada.”
So claimed John S. Moir, the late professor of religious history in Canada, in 1980.
But a lot has changed since then. Religious affiliation has declined precipitously in recent decades, and religious beliefs have been increasingly relegated from the public square in the same span of time.
🇨🇦 Introducing Mangina Douche: Carney Edition.
Six soothing Canadian scents for those especially heavy meme days. And stay tuned… our new scent Musky Beaver is coming soon. Because apparently Pretty Poutine wasn’t enough.
Warning: Complaining about memes may cause more memes. pic.twitter.com/49U0SgYHD3
— Liz Roberts (@CoopandKCmom) September 5, 2026
Over the years, CAIR has managed to offend, insult, and upset Americans as they supposedly try to protect the rights of Muslims in this country. They’ve managed to do it again, as they published a “Back to School Resource Guide” for grade schoolers, and they managed to make an “editing error” that has raised the hackles of concerned Americans. The original publication printed in August 2026 read as follows:
The since-deleted school material — titled ‘Muslim Studies Curriculum’ — said the worst terror attack on American soil was justified because of the US’s ‘support of Israel’ – and blamed America’s involvement in the Persian Gulf War and the ‘vast presence’ of the military across the Middle East.
There was a certain inevitability about what happened in Dover on Saturday. Several hundred protesters, many masked, blocked roads around the port, traffic backed up, the police arrived and engaged with them and, after a few hours, everyone went home. No arrests were made. The immediate temptation is to treat this as another example of the disruptive protest which has become familiar in Britain over the past decade, except this time coming from the Right rather than the Left. There is some truth in that, although it misses the more interesting point. What happened at Dover was a reaction, in both senses of that rather unfashionable word, and it has been a very long time coming.
For ten years, from a small office located on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. A career journalist named John Magor put out one of the most durable & distinctive UFO publications North America has ever seen.
Wajahat Ali, a Pakistani Islamist activist, and Rula Jebreal, an Arab ‘Palestinian’ anti-Israel activist, were having the usual chat about the Jews and any Democrat who isn’t actively cheering Hamas and Communism, when Jebreal insisted on referring to House Dem Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries as a “monkey” and an “errand boy”
On Wednesday night, I was among an ocean of people who had descended on Madrid’s ayuntamiento in the Plaza de Cibeles. It was part of huge nationwide protests sparked by the Ceuta fiasco against the government of Pedro Sánchez. Various reports put the crowd somewhere between 50,000 and 150,000 people. In any event, the Plaza de Cibeles was full, people were flooding down Paseo del Prado, and, in the other direction, stretching to the iconic Círculo de Bellas Artes.
The death certificate of a 26-year-old man who was euthanized by the Canadian government, despite being described by his doctor as “young and healthy,” has been released, revealing disturbing details about his final hours.
Ontario resident Kiano Vafaeian died under Canada’s taxpayer-funded Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program on December 30, 2025.
A Frenchwoman has described how migrants have made her terrified to stay in her home on the front line of the small-boat crisis, as she released CCTV of crowds swarming past in life jackets to catch dinghies bound for Britain.
Mother-of-two Héloïse Longuet, 44, said her 19th-century family farmhouse on the English Channel coast near Neufchâtel-Hardelot, south of Boulogne-sur-Mer, was now surrounded by young men living in illegal squats.
All have been drawn to the once quiet corner of northern France by criminals charging them around £1,000 a head for a place on an overcrowded inflatable heading for England.
If the topic wasn’t so serious, I might be laughing about the federal government’s statement of defence to a Charter challenge against one of its policies. The statement responds to the advocacy group Canadian Women’s Sex Based Rights (CAWSBAR), which is challenging the policy of allowing men who identify as women to transfer into federal women’s prisons.
President Donald Trump is continually criticized for just about every policy his government undertakes. Among the strongest criticisms is his foreign policy, including his negative stance towards the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). He has even raised the possibility of the United States (US) pulling out of the organization altogether.
This sort of talk causes considerable anxiety among the media and politicians in other NATO member countries, including Canada.
The more you look around us today, I think a good description of 2026, culturally, economically, socially, politically, is that we are in a modern medieval world.
Maybe we’re progressive regressives, and I don’t mean that just in the sense that progressives are regressive, and they are, but that one part of our society is advancing at lightning speed to the future and progressing. But the other part is regressing, and regressing at a phenomenal pace back to what I would call the medieval period.
Ontario Liberals could be forgiven for feeling their oats a little in recent times.
They have consistently polled ahead of the Official Opposition NDP in province-wide surveys, and in some cases nudged ahead of the governing Progressive Conservatives, despite not having a permanent leader at the head of the party since Bonnie Crombie resigned in January.
Ontario already has a liberal government no need for two.
Today on Married… With Memes
For better. For worse. For richer. For poorer.
He asked the internet to stop. The internet said, “New season just dropped.” pic.twitter.com/xAZbObnS9C— Liz Roberts (@CoopandKCmom) September 5, 2026
The populist far-right, anti-immigration Alternative für Deutschland has emerged as the winner in a crucial state election in Germany, exit polls have projected, but it remains unclear as to whether it will be able to form a government and become the first far-right party to gain power at regional or parliament level since the second world war.
Initial exit polls showed the party to have secured 44.5% of the vote, decisively ahead of the Christian Democrats of the chancellor, Friedrich Merz, in a contest that was being followed across the world.
44.5% for the AfD! 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
Saxony-Anhalt ist cheering.
This is the greatest chance for Germany after Angela Merkel initiated the destruction of our homeland.Thank God heroes like Prime Minister candidate @UlrichSiegmund never gave up. pic.twitter.com/0ZAQVWYarQ
— Naomi Seibt (@NaomiSeibt) September 6, 2026
Saxony-Anhalt: Far-right AfD secures huge lead in key vote
