A Pakistani immigrant ordered deported 17 months ago for causing a deadly five-vehicle crash on a major highway in Mississauga, Ont., and then fleeing the scene, has won another chance to stay in Canada.
The “tragic” Jan. 27, 2018, crash on the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) resulted “in the death of one person and severe injuries to various other individuals,” according to a recent Federal Court decision.
We all know that on Election Day, New York City began a death spiral so steep that it will terminate in a smoking hole in Dante’s Ninth Circle. Things were not looking much rosier in Minneapolis, where Omar Fateh made his own mayoral run. Fateh, an American and Minnesota state senator, with Somali parents and a socialist (of course), was running on a platform of standing up to Trump, protecting illegal immigrants, a $20/hour minimum wage, replacing some police visits with mental health crisis responders, and environmental justice, among other things.
Toronto’s unemployment rate climbed to 8.9% as of September 2025, marking nearly a 3.5-percentage-point increase from its post-pandemic low and leaving Canada’s largest city with the fourth-highest jobless rate among the country’s 41 major urban areas, according to a report released Wednesday by TD Economics.
A large academic study of attitudes among those living in the United Kingdom found the vast majority believe the country is “divided”, with many saying the culture is changing too fast and that they want “my country to be the way it used to be”.
One in five Canadians say they’ve skipped paying a bill to afford groceries in the past year, according to new polling by Nanos Research for CTV News.
The survey found adults under 55 were four times more likely to put off payments for their cars, credit cards and electricity bills to buy food. Outside a grocery store in Charlottetown, shoppers said they feel the pressure.
“My phone bill, the rent, the groceries…my car insurance, the fuel,” said Almas Patel, 23, listing his monthly expenses. “It all adds up.”
A statement on migration and public safety by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has been polarizing Germany for weeks. In mid-October, Merz said that the federal government is correcting previous failures in migration policy and making progress, “but of course we still have this problem with our “Stadtbild” [lit. cityscape, a reference to urban spaces], which is why the Federal Minister of the Interior is now working to make it possible to carry out repatriations on a very large scale.”
Dumping embattled leader Pierre Poilievre would not necessarily be an electoral panacea for the opposition Conservatives, a new poll suggests.
According to a new Abacus Data survey for the Star, conducted before the defection to the Liberals of one Tory MP and the surprise resignation of another, Poilievre tested better than any other potential leader, including Premier Doug Ford.
His terrified family didn’t call police and social services failed to stop him despite clear warning signs before killing spree
In October 2019, a police officer made a call to a home in Banks, Lancashire. A 13-year-old boy had phoned Childline, telling them he had brought a knife to school and wanted to kill a fellow pupil who was bullying him.
PC Alex McNamee spoke to the teenager, who told him he was “pretty certain” he would use the weapon when the other child made him angry. The Lancashire policeman marked the case as “high risk”, noting: “This shows potential for huge escalation.”
To discern how Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government sees Canada’s place in a radically changed world, the federal budget tabled this week won’t help you as much as you might think. There’s a lot there — the budget’s $78.3-billion deficit is the third highest in Canadian history — but what’s not there may give you a better idea. How Canada is seen in the big, weird outside world — that too has utterly changed.
Donald Trump’s White House has accused the BBC of “purposeful dishonesty” amid a row over bias at the broadcaster.
It launched its attack over the way the corporation selectively edited a speech made by the president, dismissing it as “100 per cent fake news.”
British taxpayers were being “forced to foot the bill for a leftist propaganda machine”, Karoline Leavitt, Mr Trump’s press secretary said.
The BBC manipulated a video on J6, deceieving the public by making it look like Trump encouraged the "insurrection". It is Urgent to Subpoena the BBC NOW!!!!!! This Can Be the Silver Bullet That End Fakes News. pic.twitter.com/46DUSlMpNt
— Martin A. Armstrong (@ArmstrongEcon) November 7, 2025
'If GB News edited a clip of a left-wing politician in the way to completely distort history, we would be strung up by OFCOM! Why have you got away with it for so long?!'
Bev Turner clashes with John Mair over the BBC's editing of a Donald Trump video. pic.twitter.com/yOydhRiQY2
— GB News (@GBNEWS) November 5, 2025
A genocidal soldier assaults students while they exercised their right to dissent at a Toronto Metropolitan Uni (@TorontoMet) event this week. @TorontoPolice then followed the pro‑ students as they headed home & violently arrested them in the subway. Beyond depraved pic.twitter.com/oBF5bhuYmi
— Movement Media Hub (@movingthemedia) November 7, 2025
VICTORIA — A claim of Aboriginal title to all of Kamloops, the Sun Peaks resort and surrounding lands has languished in plain sight in the B.C. Supreme Court registry for 10 years.
The Shuswap (Secwépemc) Nation’s claim came to light this week courtesy of Elenore Sturko, the much-on-the-ball independent MLA for Surrey-Cloverdale.
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Whoever made this, it’s brilliant
RIP New York pic.twitter.com/T9BFKg38mN
— Chaya’s Clan (@ChayasClan) November 5, 2025
h/t Hermes
A church leader has claimed the police warned him that that Bible verses on the back of his campervan could be considered “hate speech”.
Mick Fleming, 59, said he was approached by a police officer who commented on his campervan while he was at a petrol station in Burnley, on Oct 27.
Mr Fleming, who recently gave up all of his belongings and now lives in a van, has the Bible verse John 3:16 emblazoned on the back of it.
Everyone please silence for a minute and listen to these cats pic.twitter.com/Q2HLgglylK
— The Pets (@ThePetsX) September 3, 2025
