Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she’s freezing her eggs

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she’s freezing her eggs

US Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has revealed she has decided to freeze her eggs, and has shared her first steps in the process on social media.

The 36-year-old New York Democrat posted the clips on Sunday, hours before telling ABC News’s This Week programme that she had not “ruled out the possibility” of running for president.

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Over 80% of Canadian Parents Skip COVID Vaccine for Their Kids: Report

Over 80% of Canadian Parents Skip COVID Vaccine for Their Kids: Report

A large majority of Canadian parents did not vaccinate their kids against COVID-19 in the past year, according to a recent report by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC). Previous PHAC data indicate the trend has continued years after pandemic-era vaccination campaigns ended.

The latest survey report released in March, as first covered by Blacklock’s Reporter, found that 81.7 percent of parents or guardians of children (under 18) said their kids had not received a COVID-19 shot in the previous year.

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Driver denied car insurance over ‘Jesus loves you’ stickers

Driver denied car insurance over ‘Jesus loves you’ stickers

A driver has been denied car insurance because he put “Jesus loves you” stickers on his car.

Simeon Chandra was told his insurer had “declined the modification” and needed photographic evidence that they had been removed.

Photographs show the 35-year-old’s 2009 Nissan Pixo with the words “Jesus loves you” on one side, and “Jesus loves you v much” on the other.

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Ottawa commissions project to track ‘news deserts’ in Canada

Ottawa commissions project to track ‘news deserts’ in Canada

OTTAWA – The federal government is working on a project that would map out areas of Canada that lack local news coverage.

“Canadian Heritage has recently engaged a team of independent industry experts to develop a local news directory — a multi-phase, multi-year project that will ultimately measure the extent and spread of news deserts and areas of news poverty in Canada,” the department said in a December memo to the culture minister.


Location scouting for paid media?

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Female detective who labelled transgender women ‘c**ks in frocks’ is sacked and put on same blacklist as killer and rapist officers

Female detective who labelled transgender women ‘c**ks in frocks’ is sacked and put on same blacklist as killer and rapist officers

A woman detective has been sacked for gross misconduct and put on a blacklist alongside killer and rapist officers after calling out her force’s woke ideology.

Detective Constable Rachel Fletcher, 49, was reported by male colleagues for saying ‘c**ks in frocks’ to denounce Northumbria Police guidelines which permit biological men who identify as women to insist on being strip-searched by a female officer.

Ms Fletcher, a single mother-of-two, had been pivotal in ensuring Ross Jackson, a prolific paedophile, was caught and jailed for 23 years in Newcastle in February.

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STIRLING: Pollsters and climate activists love the flames of wildfires to fan their apocalyptic fantasies

STIRLING: Pollsters and climate activists love the flames of wildfires to fan their apocalyptic fantasies

On July 20, Angus Reid released a poll titled “Wildfire fears burn hot, even as belief in climate change continues to decline.” Right from the get-go, they are conflating wildfires with climate change, something that not even the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) does.

Long-time climate policy analyst and prolific commentator, Roger Pielke, Jr., wrote “What the Media Won’t Tell You About…Wildfires.” In it, he states: “The IPCC has not detected or attributed fire occurrence or area burned to human-caused climate change.”

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Female Tennis Stars Praise ‘Fair’ New Rule Excluding Men From Women’s Tennis

Female Tennis Stars Praise ‘Fair’ New Rule Excluding Men From Women’s Tennis

Aryna Sabalenka, the best women’s singles tennis player in the world, joined the ranks of pro-women professional athletes on Aug. 2 by standing up for keeping men out of women’s sports.

“I think it’s really important to keep fairness in our tour,” she said in a press conference. “It would not be really fair for the women to compete against biological men.”

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Laurence Fox exposes Britain’s de facto Islamic blasphemy laws

Laurence Fox exposes Britain’s de facto Islamic blasphemy laws

I wrote earlier this month about a June debate the venerable Oxford Union Society (“OUS”) held to determine whether “This House believes the West is right to be suspicious of Islam.” That post revolved around Aisha Khan Aziz, who spoke against the motion, and thought she had scored a point by saying that the only reason Tommy Robinson was allowed to speak was that the OUS’s primarily Third World leadership protected him from the mob. It was telling, to say the least.

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Trump’s new U.S. customs rules could upend Canadian exports

Trump’s new U.S. customs rules could upend Canadian exports

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Many Canadian exporters who have traded duty-free under the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement are facing the threat of 50 per cent duties on their goods under Section 338 tariffs, which Washington is set to impose on hundreds of products starting August 19.

These firms may also need to increase their customs-bond coverage, which guarantees payment of duties and fees if an importer defaults, as higher tariffs increase the U.S. government’s exposure.

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Now We’re Not Allowed to Use Abdulrahman Mohamed El Sayed’s Full Name

Now We’re Not Allowed to Use Abdulrahman Mohamed El Sayed’s Full Name

Here we go again.

Islamist Michigan candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s full name has a Mohammed in there. It’s Abdulrahman Mohamed El Sayed. Now unlike Barack Hussein Obama, whose name was a bit hard to place for Americans without the ‘Hussein’, there’s not a lot of ambiguity about it.

Abdul El-Sayed isn’t exactly Jack Smith or Bob Jones.

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GIESBRECHT: It’s not too late to abolish the Indian Act

GIESBRECHT: It’s not too late to abolish the Indian Act

While only 1% of the Canadian population lives on Indian reserves, that tiny population is constantly in the news. From court cases that pit Aboriginal title against basic homeownership, to Indian chiefs threatening to block development — or even the upcoming Alberta independence referendum — their increasingly aggressive demands fill our courtrooms and newspapers.

(Incognito)

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