Police investigating threatening email sent to Muslim schools across Canada

Police investigating threatening email sent to Muslim schools across Canada

A number of regional police forces in Ontario have launched an investigation into an email sent to Islamic schools across Canada over the course of this week, which threatened to kill Muslims unless they are deported.

The Muslim Association of Canada, which runs the nine private schools that received the email, said they alerted municipal police in Ontario, Vancouver and Montreal, as well as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, on Thursday morning.


These are Muslim Brotherhood schools.

My guess is no one will ever be identified as a suspect let alone convicted.

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2-year-old boy thrown from migrant boat into the sea by traffickers after he annoyed them by crying

2-year-old boy thrown from migrant boat into the sea by traffickers after he annoyed them by crying

A 2-year-old boy traveling with his mother toward the Canary Island of Lanzarote was allegedly thrown into the sea from a migrant boat because he would not stop crying, according to an official who oversees the island’s emergency response.

Enrique Espinosa, manager of the Security and Emergencies Consortium of Lanzarote’s island council, or Cabildo, recounted the episode on the Crónicas Radio program “A Buena Hora.”

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OLDCORN: CBC’s double standards and the Belleville synagogue shooting

OLDCORN: CBC’s double standards and the Belleville synagogue shooting

Thank you, CBC, for digging into the background of the Belleville synagogue shooting suspect.

Canadians learned about Sean Ward’s military service, his behaviour before the shooting, and disturbing allegations about his views. Reporters went beyond a police statement. They contacted people who knew him and examined his online activity.

Good. That is what a newsroom should do after gunfire erupts outside a place of worship.

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Germany’s far-Left takes inspiration from AOC and Mamdan

Germany’s far-Left takes inspiration from AOC and Mamdan

While the AfD is the largest party across east Germany, a regional exception can be found in Berlin. In last week’s state election, the far-Left Die Linke more than doubled its previous vote share to 25.7%, making it the largest party, with the AfD in third place. In east German politics, it’s clear that the CDU’s support base is being eroded by the AfD. But Berlin presents an exact mirror image, with the SPD being sidelined by Die Linke.

Unlike the CDU with its Right-wing rival, the SPD does not have a formal firewall against Die Linke. That may be changing now, though. The Berlin branch of Die Linke is the most radical in the country. Its main proposals are rent control in the city and the expropriation of private housing owned by property companies. After the Berlin result, the share price of Vonovia, a large Berlin property company, declined against a more hostile political backdrop.

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‘We’re still getting what we need’ from Canada, Trump’s trade lead tells U.S. media

‘We’re still getting what we need’ from Canada, Trump’s trade lead tells U.S. media

There’s “no urgency” to strike a trade deal with Canada, according to Washington’s trade representative, as Canada continues to supply a variety of key exports to the U.S.

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer made the comments to American network CNBC Friday morning when asked about progress toward a deal with Canada. He said U.S. President Donald Trump is “comfortable” with the present situation as the two countries scrap through a protracted trade war.

“Our trade policy is a global policy,” he said. “It applies to Canada, China, the U.K., Brazil, all kinds of countries,” he said.

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Lost in the Wilderness: The True Roots of Male Demoralization

Lost in the Wilderness: The True Roots of Male Demoralization

Nowadays, young men are treated as either victims of intense sociological anxiety or the objects of thinly veiled ideological derision. To their critics on the progressive left, young men are creatures of “fragile masculinity,” clinging to (and failing to live up to) arbitrary, patriarchal norms that must be therapeutically deconstructed if we are to achieve a more equitable future. To secular cultural commentators, they are caricatures of apathy; stalled adolescents lingering in their childhood bedrooms, checked out of the labor force, alienated from civic life and hopelessly anesthetized by the digital world.

The diagnosis from both camps is remarkably similar: the modern young man suffers from a fundamental failure of character. A refusal or inability to grow up is merely the predictable effect.

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LILLEY: Toronto stalls as taxes soar under Olivia Chow’s mayoralty

LILLEY: Toronto stalls as taxes soar under Olivia Chow’s mayoralty

Taxes have gone up by a cumulative 28% since 2023, yet Torontonians would be hard-pressed to point to equivalent improvements in the services they receive. That figure includes the last tax hike pushed through by former mayor John Tory, but just since Olivia Chow took office, property taxes are up by more than 20%.

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Donald Trump’s New York State of Mind

Donald Trump’s New York State of Mind

At the United Nations, President Donald Trump offered a revealing demonstration of American power: pressure, dialogue, and the leverage to know when to use each.

For one week every September, New York becomes the capital of the world. Motorcades replace taxis, presidents replace tourists, and behind the speeches at the United Nations, governments search for meetings that may matter more than the speeches themselves. This year, the stakes were particularly high: war with Iran, the continuing war in Ukraine, instability across the Middle East, tensions with China, and growing doubts about whether international institutions can still manage a world increasingly shaped by hard power.

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Assisted suicides now make up more than 1 in 10 deaths in parts of Canada — and rates are rising

Assisted suicides now make up more than 1 in 10 deaths in parts of Canada — and rates are rising

These people are dying to leave Canada.

Canada’s medically assisted suicide is responsible for nearly one in 10 deaths in some parts of the country — with one area seeing rates over 13%.

Lanaudière — a mountainous region of Quebec just north of Montreal — had 13.4% of its deaths come from Canada’s medical assistance in dying program (MAID) in 2025, official records showed.

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Canadian charged with voting fraud in the U.S. for casting ballot in 3 elections

Canadian charged with voting fraud in the U.S. for casting ballot in 3 elections

OTTAWA — A Canadian has been charged in the United States with three counts of voter fraud for casting ballots in three elections without being a U.S. citizen.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for Florida says Christiane Vinette Young voted in the 2024 and 2022 general elections and the 2022 primary elections, despite knowing she was not a U.S. citizen.

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Russian plot uncovered to ‘infiltrate US Secret Service’

Russian plot uncovered to ‘infiltrate US Secret Service’

An alleged Russian plot to infiltrate the US Secret Service has been uncovered.

Lee Reiber, the chief executive of Oxygen Forensics, is accused of concealing his company’s Russian links before it was taken on by the US Secret Service.

He allegedly told the US government that Russia had no role in the company. However, five Russian nationals secretly owned and controlled it, prosecutors said, while its software was developed and managed in Russia, according to the US department of justice (DoJ).

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