Government must release some secret material in Nazi war crimes study, court says

Government must release some secret material in Nazi war crimes study, court says

The Federal Court has ordered the release of some long-concealed passages of a September 1986 study prepared for a landmark federal commission of inquiry on war crimes.

In a ruling made public today, Federal Court Justice Simon Fothergill ordered the government to disclose previously redacted portions of the study on the resettlement of alleged Nazi war criminals in Canada after the Second World War

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How could US-Iran conflict end?

How could US-Iran conflict end?

The prospect of an imminent agreement to end the conflict between the US and Iran again seems unlikely, with the warring sides exchanging strikes and uncompromising rhetoric.

The attacks come days after the US said it was moving into a new phase – a sweeping economic blockade against Iran and countries which trade with it.

The US aim was to force Iran to negotiate and to stop its attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The key commercial shipping route has been effectively closed since the US and Israel started the conflict in February.

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Court Rejects Toronto Woman’s Attempt to Access MAID for Mental Illness

Court Rejects Toronto Woman’s Attempt to Access MAID for Mental Illness

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has rejected a Toronto woman’s request for an exemption from federal law that would have allowed her to apply for medical assistance in dying (MAID) solely on the basis of mental illness.

Justice Carissima Mathen dismissed the motion this week, which was filed in May by 49-year-old Claire Brosseau.

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White House launches ‘catch the migrant’ arcade game

White House launches ‘catch the migrant’ arcade game

The White House has launched a retro arcade games website in which players can capture migrants and build a border wall.

Five classic computer games have been adapted to incorporate the Make America Great Again (Maga) agenda and made available on the White House website.

A version of the game Snake has been changed to Rio Run, featuring a digital version of Tom Homan, the US border czar, chasing migrants along the Rio Grande.

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Greens SUSPEND ‘trans Communist’ appointed to woman-only post as party faces legal action from members

Greens SUSPEND ‘trans Communist’ appointed to woman-only post as party faces legal action from members

The Greens have suspended a trans woman who was elected to a role on the party’s council as it faces legal action from a portion of its own members over the appointment.

Eleanora Folan, who describes herself as a communist and ‘anti-Zionist’, won a vote last month to represent the Eastern Region on the council in a women’s role.

Ms Folan, who was previously revealed to have been behind an X account that downplayed the horrors inflicted by Iran’s extremist regime, was set to contribute to the party’s culture and wellbeing, as well as policy and strategy.

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Avi Benlolo: CBC’s editorial choices around Islamic terror need to be investigated

Avi Benlolo: CBC’s editorial choices around Islamic terror need to be investigated

Did CBC attempt to distort the memory of 9/11? Should the incident be overlooked or brushed aside? Canada’s leading publicly funded news agency owes us an explanation for first, issuing a directive to its journalists: “do not refer to the Sept 11 attacks as terrorist attacks.” Then, after intense criticism, CBC dropped its requirement of “attribution” when describing 9/11 as terrorism.


CBC is not a public broadcaster it is a propaganda outlet for the LPC.

Soon it will resemble Der Stürmer but with a cooking segment.

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Study finds some federal departments base 100% of job postings on DEI criteria

Study finds some federal departments base 100% of job postings on DEI criteria

CALGARY — The feds, which employ more than 350,000 Canadians, are explicitly telling applicants if they do not meet the feds’ “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies,” they might not be considered for federal jobs.

This is based on a report done by the Aristotle Foundation, which found that, certain federal departments 100% of the job applications “prioritiz[e] or potentially prioritiz[e] applicants based on race ethnicity, or other inherent or group identities.”

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The CDC honestly reports; guns grabbers would prefer they didn’t

The CDC honestly reports; guns grabbers would prefer they didn’t

Oh, for the glory days of the CDC’s anti-liberty/gun “research!” They used to have the unrestrained ability to treat the Second Amendment as a contagion and spent untold millions producing “research” that treated gun ownership as a deadly public health threat. Needless to say, the conclusions of that sort of research were predetermined. But in 1996, Congress rained on that anti-liberty parade ...

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The problem with Canada: Frenchies

The problem with Canada: Frenchies

Canadian politicians wallow in multiculturalism; they want to be all things to all people. The leftist idiot Justin Trudeau, for example, said it was a “good thing” that Canada has no core national identity.

Their current Prime Minister, the effete wussy Mark Carney, could also use a thorough regimen of testosterone replacement therapy. Then, maybe he could grow a pair and effect some “muscular liberalism” as expounded by ex-U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron.

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A childless world changes everything

A childless world changes everything

Smannell and Enham Church of England Primary School looks more like a chapel than a place of learning. On this fine morning, the Victorian-era building is quiet as I stare at its pebble-dashed walls and unobtrusive green fencing. Last year, Hampshire County Council decided that the place should be closed for want of pupils (24 at the last count). Parents were left angry, confused and anxious, says Andy Fitchett, a local Methodist minister, just as he was when his son’s school in Hatherden, a village just 10 minutes’ drive away, closed in 2022.

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Every Muslim in Congress Demanded Reparations to Muslims for 9/11

Every Muslim in Congress Demanded Reparations to Muslims for 9/11

Last September 11, every Muslim in Congress and some of their radical allies teamed up on a congressional resolution demanding reparations to Muslims for their suffering after 9/11.

House Resolution 741, introduced a week after the anniversary of September 11, claimed that “in the aftermath of September 11, 2001” Muslims “experienced hate and were targeted by the government” and called for “various forms of relief to support those affected.”

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