Who thought importing Islam was a swell idea?

Who thought importing Islam was a swell idea?

Five Toronto police officers found guilty of misconduct for comments on Muslim outreach podcast

An investigative report by the Toronto Police Service (TPS) has found misconduct against five officers after a police-run podcast praised the post–October 7 surge of converts to Islam and was perceived to downplay Hamas support at anti-Israel rallies.

The Project Olive Branch Podcast had been launched by TPS as an outreach tool, to build trust amongst the Muslim community, according to police documents. It was to be “light hearted” and “foster open and engaging discussions.” The first episode aired without incident, the second, at 47 minutes, aired March 10, 2025 and received 142,000 views. It was reviewed by three supervisory colleagues, yet stirred controversy.


No one ever gets fired in Canada and you can bet they are DEI hires.

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Spain attacks ‘selfish’ response of some EU countries to Ceuta migrant crossings

Spain attacks ‘selfish’ response of some EU countries to Ceuta migrant crossings

Spain has condemned the “selfish, polarising and unlawful” reaction of some EU countries to the influx of about 60,000 migrants from Morocco to Ceuta.

Officials say almost all those who reached the enclave on 30 July have returned, while Spain’s Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska said on Saturday that the death toll had risen to at least 67.

It comes after Italy temporarily suspended the EU’s border-free Schengen arrangement with Spain, as Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called the scenes “shocking”.


More … Europe turns on Spain over migrant chaos

Meloni leads charge to kick Madrid out of Schengen free-travel zone after 60,000 cross from Morocco into tiny territory of Ceuta

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Canadian Military Expands Prayer Ban in Official Settings With New Directive Applying to All Personnel

Canadian Military Expands Prayer Ban in Official Settings With New Directive Applying to All Personnel

The Canadian Armed Forces has issued new rules that expand restrictions on faith-specific language and practices during official military ceremonies and public events, including references to God.

The new directive, released on July 29, applies to all Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members, Department of National Defence (DND) employees, contractors, and volunteers engaged in offering “spiritual or religious services” for the CAF, expanding application of previous instructions that only specified chaplains. The new directive also offers further specific details on what the prohibition entails.

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China’s robot army has Trump running scared

China’s robot army has Trump running scared

Unitree, China’s top robotics company, mesmerised the world earlier this year with its concert-hall display of humanoid robots doing martial arts.

As they flipped and kicked, a sci-fi future seemed suddenly present, wiping away the familiar old world of stumbling, fumbling mechanoids.

But Unitree has already moved on. In the company’s latest videos, a prototype robot is shown performing tasks that are easier than martial arts for humans, but far more difficult for robots.

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New Liberal leadership candidate promotes rent freeze, free GO Transit

New Liberal leadership candidate promotes rent freeze, free GO Transit

A $22 minimum wage, a rent freeze and free GO Transit are on the agenda for housing executive Vikram Handa as he enters Ontario’s Liberal leadership race ahead of Friday’s 5 p.m. deadline.

The bilingual graduate of Oakwood Collegiate in Toronto and the University of British Columbia law school has been quietly touring the province gathering ideas for his campaign in the Nov. 21 contest.

Sounds like a stealth Mamdani.

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Trump backtracks from promise to let Ukraine build Patriot missiles

Trump backtracks from promise to let Ukraine build Patriot missiles

Donald Trump has backed off a promise to let Ukraine manufacture its own Patriot air defense interceptors, telling reporters that handing over the underlying technology was “a hard thing to give away” during a cabinet meeting at Camp David.

The retreat, billed by the White House as “something different” for the cabinet to experience together, was the first such meeting at the presidential compound of Trump’s second term.

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Canada Is Welcoming Chinese Cars. Here’s Why That Matters for America.

Canada Is Welcoming Chinese Cars. Here’s Why That Matters for America.

Chinese-brand cars are sitting at Canadian ports, waiting to be unloaded. The first dealerships of BYD, Geely, and Chery are set to open this fall in Vancouver, Toronto, and Montréal, with more to follow by the end of the year. And not one of those cars can legally be sold in the United States.

That gap—vehicles landing at America’s doorstep that can’t be sold across the border—is the center of a quiet contest now unfolding on the northern frontier. The United States has walled out
Chinese cars with a 100 percent tariff and a national security rule that bars China-owned automakers from the U.S. market even if they build their cars on American soil.

But Canada has moved the other way. In January, it agreed to let in a rising number of Chinese electric vehicles at a tariff of only 6.1 percent, breaking ranks with Washington.

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Facebook Shuts Down Large Groups Coordinating Invasion of Spain’s Ceuta

Facebook Shuts Down Large Groups Coordinating Invasion of Spain’s Ceuta

Meta has shut down five major Facebook groups that were actively coordinating large-scale illegal crossings into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, following intense scrutiny on X.

Collectively boasting over 230,000 members, these groups served as hubs for prospective migrants to plan sea routes, exchange phone numbers, buy border-crossing equipment, and coordinate logistics. The closures come amid videos on social media attesting to more than 50,000 migrants having already successfully arrived in the small Spanish enclave bordering Morocco, pushing local security and reception resources to their limits.

h/t Patti Jo

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Canada Is Functioning Like Dubai — and the Unsealed Files on Ryan Wedding’s Jailed Trucking Broker Show a Justice System Endangered by Networks Exploiting It

Canada Is Functioning Like Dubai — and the Unsealed Files on Ryan Wedding’s Jailed Trucking Broker Show a Justice System Endangered by Networks Exploiting It

TORONTO — Citing newly unsealed police warrant documents, CBC News has added significant new details to the profile of the accused Ryan Wedding cartel member uncovered in York Regional Police’s explosive Project South investigation — which alleges that the suspect, Gurpreet Singh, was involved in a plot to assassinate a senior Ontario jail official. That alleged scheme, in The Bureau‘s analysis of the allegations, would have drawn on the same marketplace of teenage contract sicarios this publication has documented in the Greater Toronto Area.

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The Foreign Invasion In The UK Will Ruin Your English Countryside Vacation

The Foreign Invasion In The UK Will Ruin Your English Countryside Vacation

According to a glowing report on NBC’s Today program last week, thousands of well-heeled American visitors are flocking to spend vacations in the English countryside this summer, seeking to commune with the parent country of their ancestors, in what NBC said transatlantic visitors fondly imagine to be the “land of Downton Abbey and Jane Austen.”

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What Europe’s Lack of Air Conditioning Says About Its Civilizational Direction

What Europe’s Lack of Air Conditioning Says About Its Civilizational Direction

As the North American FIFA World Cup unfolded, many online videos posted on social media platforms featured Europeans overwhelmed by the wonders of American air-conditioning. Outside of a few especially temperate regions, almost every American household owns an A/C, doing homeowners a favor in periods of rising temperatures and extreme heat. In the meantime, most homes in Europe do not have air conditioning.

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Canada Orders Doctors to Falsify MAiD Death Certificates

Canada Orders Doctors to Falsify MAiD Death Certificates

The government system to euthanize Canadians is running into problems with the language of killing.

From Newfoundland to Alberta, physicians are instructed to erase the state’s role in nearly 100,000 MAiD killings. British Columbia alone tells the truth. The question is why everyone else has chosen not to.

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has instructed physicians completing death certificates for patients who die by Medical Assistance in Dying …

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