The British fertility rate fell to its lowest level on record in 2024 after falling for three straight years as the native public continues to delay or refrain from having children.
Figures released on Wednesday from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found that the total fertility rate (TFR) stood at 1.41 children per woman in 2024 for England and Wales.
SURREY, B.C. — The cash sought by British Columbia’s high-profile Civil Forfeiture Office is relatively small in a case filed Tuesday, but the alleged crimes behind the proceeds—cross-province human trafficking, forcible confinement, procuring, and drug trafficking—point to a well-connected national network with access to cocaine from Mexican suppliers.
Gabriel Angel Osorio-Interiano, 27, a Montreal man previously charged in 2017 for a violent casino-district hotel robbery in Niagara Falls with three other young Montrealers, is now accused in Surrey of kidnapping a victim from Alberta, supplying her cocaine, and forcing her to service a client, according to Surrey Police.
In a stunning milestone for diversity, the first flesh-eating screwworm infested human entered the United States from either Guatemala, El Salvador or some other downtrodden country.
The widely misunderstood ‘New World Screwworm Fly’ is a mostly peaceful parasite whose females lay eggs in open wounds and their larvae, referred to intolerantly by some as ‘maggots’, then use their sharp mouth hooks to eat their way through the host, while feeding on his tissues in what some DEI experts are calling a pointed critique of rapacious capitalism.
American journalist James O’Keefe travelled to Nova Scotia to attempt to receive a fine for defying the province’s ban on hiking in the woods, but was ultimately not charged.
A mysterious “extraterrestrial” radio signal picked up in 1977 is likely to have a natural origin, scientists have found.
The infamous “Wow” signal sparked global interest when it was captured by Ohio State University’s Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) project nearly 50 years ago.
The team, which was scanning the sky for signs of intelligent life, detected a powerful, 72-second radio burst so unusual that leading astronomer Jerry Ehman scribbled “Wow!” on the computer printout.
The UJA’s $1 million Gaza donation isn’t about the money. It’s a choice between pandering to Jews defined by their unease or standing with the untroubled few who will carry Jewish life forward.
On Aug. 8, the UJA-Federation of New York announced a donation of $1 million to help the people of Gaza. The funds, delivered via the Israeli humanitarian NGO IsraAID, would be used, a statement explained, “to provide food, medicine, and the installation of filtration systems to enable safe drinking water for displaced families.”
The decision sparked a controversy that grew into a maelstrom. Taking to social media, WhatsApp groups, and every other platform designed to gauge the temperature of public opinion, many, myself included, criticized the decision as incomprehensible and argued that to give even one shekel to an enemy at a time of war was not only colossally stupid but also morally depraved.
This is an interesting read offering insight into the sometimes Jewicidal politics of the diaspora.
h/t MP
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to slash the size of the federal bureaucracy after a new Parliamentary Budget Officer report projected government labour costs will continue to surge.
“Taxpayers already pay too much for the bloated federal bureaucracy and this report shows those costs will continue to balloon unless the government finally cuts spending,” said Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director.
Since it launched in 2018, CBC’s Gem streaming service has been a slap in the face to Canadians. Ottawa takes around $1.5 billion a year out of our pockets, ostensibly so the public broadcaster can provide reliable news and support the domestic film industry, but if Canadians want to watch CBC News Network without a cable package, or tax-funded programming without ads, they have to fork over an additional $5.99 a month.
We’ve seen the demonic advance throughout our culture over the past decade and more.
On Wednesday morning, the students at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis were attending a Mass in the church next to the school when, suddenly, the stained-glass windows were shattered by a hail of gunfire.
The fusillade didn’t stop immediately. Witnesses said that between 50 and 100 bullets were pumped into the church, injuring at least 15 of the students badly enough to send them to the hospital and killing an 8-year-old and a 10-year-old.
JUST IN: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey DOUBLES DOWN on attacking those who point out the school shooter was trans
Frey says this is the time to “STAND UP” for the trans community
NO. FCK THAT. Stand up for the CATHOLIC FAMILIES whose kids were KlLLED by a trans shooter. pic.twitter.com/wvpvtdjw4N
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) August 27, 2025
TORONTO—The Carney government has big plans for a new and, it says, a more prosperous Canadian economy—but much of what it hopes to accomplish will take years before we see a material difference. In the meantime, support for big change may whither unless immediate threats are not addressed.
Two big challenges require careful monitoring. One is the rise of unemployment and the fall in opportunities for younger Canadians. The other is the huge volume of household mortgages that must be renewed this year or next, with higher interest rates and hence higher repayment levels, and at a time when the economy faces the prospect of higher unemployment and weaker wage gains to offset higher mortgage payments. Young home-owners who were first-time buyers at the height of the real estate bubble when mortgage rates were especially low are also especially vulnerable.
Carney won’t do squat. Mass immigration will leave us all impoverished and that’s what he and his cronies want – easy pickings.
Father at @TVUSD RIPS into school board for policy that makes female students declare they have a MENTAL ILLNESS if they don't want MALES in their FEMALE private spaces.
"We know there is only two genders… TWO genders and infinite numbers of mental delusions." https://t.co/HCzswdJNgF pic.twitter.com/2ZFwPMYVbz
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) August 28, 2025
Dealing with the unprecedented threats from Donald Trump’s threats to Canada’s economy and sovereignty have required unconventional strategies from federal and provincial leaders, including barring liquor sales and cancelling contracts with Tesla.
But among the more unorthodox strategies to hit back against the US is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on novelty hats.
In January, sensing a marketing opportunity after Trump threatened to annex Canada, an Ottawa-based company began selling hats with the message “Canada is not for sale” in capital letters. Days later, Ontario premier Doug Ford – a blunt-spoken, burly populist with a knack for politics – entered a high-stakes meeting with other premiers and the prime minister wearing the hat. The move kicked off a frenzy of online orders and created a rare moment of political consensus.
I thought neopronouns weren’t a thing anymore, but I was wrong. pic.twitter.com/MAleNMmitc
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) August 28, 2025
Police Scotland have warned the public not to share misinformation about an incident in Dundee involving a 12-year-old girl after online speculation was amplified by Elon Musk.
Scotland’s first minster has also accused the multibillionaire X owner of undermining community cohesion.
A 12-year-old girl was charged with being in possession of offensive weapons after an incident in which a Bulgarian couple were approached by young people in St Ann Lane, Dundee, on Saturday evening.
Damn, that was such a great meme too.
In July, 25-year-old Brit Sam Jacques had his home searched and was charged with possession of a knife—in his own home—and was fined the equivalent of about $900. The knife fit the criteria of a category called a “zombie-style knife” and was therefore illegal in the United Kingdom, even though there was no evidence of wrongdoing or evidence that Jacques had any intention to harm anyone.
