Four in five jobs created over the past decade have been taken by migrants.
Of the 3.7million new roles recorded under the PAYE system since 2014, just 734,000 were taken by UK nationals, a think-tank has found.
EU citizens accounted for 408,000 jobs, while the vast majority – 2.5million – went to migrants from the rest of the world, the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) said, with most of the surge coming since the pandemic.
And Canada? h/t kiki9
It now seems clear that Prime Minister Mark Carney misled Canadians when he said, in recognizing the Palestinian state on July 30, 2025, that Canada’s support was “predicated on the Palestinian Authority’s commitment to much-needed reforms.”
Carney is as big if not a bigger liar than Trudeau. Watch what he does not what he says.
President Donald Trump is weighing new military options against Iran that could include the largest non-nuclear bomb in the U.S. arsenal, as his administration faces mounting pressure to end the war as the November midterm elections approach.
The U.S. military has developed plans for potential strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure and nuclear facilities using the GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb, dubbed “mother of all bombs,” CNN reported. The plans would only be carried out if Trump orders a resumption of major combat operations.
Toronto police have arrested Shaffat Hussain accused of sexually assaulting two students at a school last month.
Police said they initially got a call for a sex assault in the area of Danforth Avenue and Birchmount Road on Oct. 9.
Investigators then learned that a suspect entered a school on Sept. 30, identifying himself as a Grade 12 student.
If you are a masochist and wanted to see Bruce Springsteen perform live this year, you would have paid anywhere between $87 and $3,000 for one ticket. In return for your hard-earned cash, the over-the-hill, woke son of New Jersey would have sung some of your favorite Springsteen tunes, and the E Street Band would have ably backed up its aging leader and, when called upon, covered for him when he got winded on stage, lost his mojo, or even tripped and fell on stage.
With just days to go before Albertans vote on whether to pursue independence, polls suggest residents who want to stay in Canada have a safe lead. Support for remaining is in the high 60s, while the leave sentiment is in the low 20s. But it could go differently. Pollsters have been wrong before, even on separatist votes. The National Post’s Joseph Brean surveys various possibilities for how this referendum on a referendum could turn out to be an October surprise.
The German government has spent at least 400 billion euros on its immigration system since former chancellor Angela Merkel sparked the European Migrant crisis, a leading author has calculated.
While the political and economic establishment in Berlin attempted to sell the mass influx of foreigners into Germany as an economic boon that would provide the needed panacea to avoid the financial pitfalls of demographic decline, the decision to fling open the gates of Europe to migrants from Africa and the Middle East appears to have been far more costly than any forecasts by open-borders advocates a decade ago.
What would the Canadian economy look like without free trade with the U.S.?
That’s a question a lot of Canadians have been asking as U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a raft of tariffs on the Canadian economy, only to see the Liberal governments of former prime minister Justin Trudeau and later Prime Minister Mark Carney respond in kind.
Four of America’s largest banks relied on the Southern Poverty Law Center in decisions affecting conservative and religious organizations, according to a newly released federal debanking report.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency report, released Wednesday, details instances involving JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, PNC Bank, and TD Bank, all of which referenced the SPLC while denying loans to organizations or closing their accounts. The SPLC‘s map of hate groups lists some mainstream conservative and Christian groups alongside Klan chapters, due to the groups’ views on marriage, immigration, critical race theory, or opposition to radical Islam.
TD was BIG Gay until recently ending support for Toronto’s Pride con. But they still hate Christians.
It’s barely 8 a.m. and Darcy Gerow is talking about tearing Alberta’s political system down to its very foundations.
Gerow, a podcaster and former deputy leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada, is addressing a crowd of Alberta separatists in a low-ceilinged conference room a few minutes’ drive from the Calgary airport. In his speech, called “the anarcho-capitalist case for Alberta,” he advocates for a system of government by the same name, which would privatize all aspects of society.
“The long-term goal is the complete replacement of state monopoly,” Gerow said.
France’s hard-Right candidate Marine Le Pen has accused Europe of waging a war over energy with Russia and vowed to stop funding Ukraine should she win next year’s presidential election.
Ms Le Pen, who is a front-runner in the polls, pledged to stop bilateral aid for Kyiv within six months, saying France can no longer afford it.
She claimed the ‘honest thing’ the EU should do would be to tell Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky it ‘can’t manage’ to financially support his cause any more.
MONTREAL — Canada and the European Union are laying out concrete steps to strengthen ties around digital security, critical resources and a would-be fleet of Canadian water bombers, according to a draft joint statement ahead of a major summit at month’s end.
The document, seen by The Canadian Press, states that Ottawa and Brussels aim to let Canadian companies bid on cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure contracts typically reserved for European companies in another push away from dependence on the United States.
US President Donald Trump has called off plans to livestream the execution of former US army psychiatrist Nidal Hasan by firing squad.
Trump had previously said he approved of showing online the death of the Fort Hood attacker, while Vice-President JD Vance cast doubt on whether it would happen and said he would not watch it.
As criticism over the public display mounted, Trump said on Thursday that “many very good and well meaning people would rather not watch him die”.
The West will need to be more Sparta less Athens soon.
In Unreliable Boyfriend, one-time finance minister and deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland digs into how her political relationship with Justin Trudeau went from a warm face-to-face invite into public service to a cold Zoom call where he booted her from the finance role years later.
While the book’s “unreliable boyfriend” is the United States under U.S. President Donald Trump, readers could be forgiven for thinking the title is actually inspired by Trudeau.
Polish that turd all you want it ain’t gonna smell better.
Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, on Thursday said that his country’s military had resumed strikes on Russian energy infrastructure despite US President Donald Trump’s insistence that such attacks stop.
Zelenskyy made the statement in an interview with London’s Financial Times (FT) newspaper, saying: “The block [on energy infrastructure attacks] is out. We’re done.”
The announcement came after Russia reported Ukrainian attacks on oil processing plants in Ryazan, where fire broke out, and Saratov.
That didn’t take long.
