REMPEL: Carney’s defence plan signals a shift, but real capability is years away

Mark Carney recently announced his government’s intention to increase defence spending by more than $9 billion in order to “rebuild, rearm and reinvest” in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF.) The government declared that this positions Canada to meet the target of spending two percent of GDP on defence this year. The prime minister further promised that: “We will rapidly procure new equipment and technology… Canada will seize this opportunity with urgency and determination.”

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No Matter How Much The Left Wants To Riot, Americans Still Support ICE And Want Deportations

No matter how much left-wing agitators want to riot to oppose enforcing immigration law, the American people still support Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers and deporting illegals.

That is the takeaway from a new Harvard/Harris poll taken in the middle of the Los Angeles anti-ICE riots that have been excused by Democrat leadership like city Mayor Karen Bass and Gov. Gavin Newsom.

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The British Monarchy Is Hugely Symbolic, But Does It Still Actually Stand For Britain?

The British monarchy stands as a symbol of national continuity, tradition, and sovereignty. At its heart lies the Coronation Oath, a solemn vow the monarch makes to rule according to law and custom, to maintain the Protestant religion, and to uphold the rights and freedoms of the realm. This oath, taken before God and country, is more than a ceremonial rite; it is a pledge to defend British sovereignty and constitutional heritage.

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Canada’s EV market was already in trouble. Tariffs made it worse, Ontario workers say

Bob Pulham recalls the optimism in the air when General Motors began producing electric vans in Ingersoll, Ont., in late 2022.

As the first BrightDrop commercial van rolled off the line at the CAMI Assembly plant, GM executives, union leaders and former prime minister Justin Trudeau touted it as a major milestone for electric vehicle production in Canada.

Pulham, a Unifor representative at the plant, remembers talk of increasing shifts and hiring more people to produce 50,000 such delivery vans annually by 2025.

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A Meditation on Diana West’s ‘Wake Up and Smell the Culture’

Diana West has written a book on America’s declining culture. Much of the book is taken up with the question of who is responsible? Did this happen because of a lack of vigilance? In that case, vigilance against whom? Among the many named enemies, Diana West sees a threat from globalism. Think of all those things having to do with the well-being of “the planet” or “humankind.” That is globalism, an ideology built up over the last century by liberals and communists. According to Diana West, the antidote to globalism is America First, led by Donald Trump.

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Calling them ‘Asian’ grooming gangs is obscuring the truth

The Casey report is right to refer to ‘Pakistani’ men as overrepresented in these crimes.

One of the many refreshing things about Louise Casey’s 197-page national audit into grooming gangs is that it does not shirk from uncomfortable questions about the ethnicity of many of the perpetrators. The report, published earlier this week, refers to men of ‘Pakistani’ origin being overrepresented in grooming gangs a total of 28 times. Here Casey is simply relaying what has been clear to most people for years, yet has nevertheless been obscured by the authorities, the media and academia.


How many times have we run into apologists who insist that Islam be recognized as a race?

That’s why I refer to Muslim Rape Gangs.

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It’s A Mystery! Kingston prison’s supervised drug site has had just 1 visitor

More than a year-and-a-half after it opened, a site at a Kingston, Ont., prison where inmates can consume smuggled drugs under medical supervision has only had one user.

The overdose prevention service (OPS) at the Collins Bay Institution was set up as a place where prisoners could inject, snort or swallow substances, all with a nurse on standby.

It opened on Nov. 28, 2023, becoming the first of its kind in Ontario and only the third in Canada.

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Coast Guard sharpshooter Peter Stinson who made threats to kill Donald Trump is freed from prison

The former US Coastguard lieutenant charged with making online threats to kill Donald Trump has been bailed on condition that he declares his home gun-free and pays for his internet use to be monitored, DailyMail.com can reveal.

Trained sharpshooter Peter Stinson, 63, was arrested on Friday charged with making a slew of disturbing social media posts against the President, including saying he needed to be ‘Luigied,’ a reference to Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in cold blood on a New York City street.

But in a hearing on Wednesday, federal magistrate judge Ivan Davis said he will order the self-declared Antifa activist released on home detention provided he reveals the whereabouts of his father’s 22 rifle, among other conditions.


One of these little Deep State Oswald’s will work according to plan one day.

h/t XC

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Foreign Barbarians Raping Britons? Seems Like Old Times

The rape gang scandal is an apocalypse for Great Britain, in the etymological sense of the word: an unveiling that reveals the truth of their condition. In ages past, clear-eyed people would have seen the sexual subjugation of women by foreigners as the act of conquerors.

In today’s Britain, though, the ruling class—politicians of both the Conservative and Labour parties, police, local administrators, and most of the media—chose to turn a blind eye to foreigners among them carrying out mass rapes of English girls. They did this, as the Baroness Casey report indicates, in the service of multiculturalism and their liberal ideals.

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BARBER: PM Carney tells a tale or two to justify his pro-European leaning

In a foreign and defence policy speech on June 9, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney declared that U.S. predominance in global security is a “thing of the past.”

That is factually incorrect.

Carney wants to hitch our wagon to Eurowagons whose people won’t fight to defend themselves.

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Tories accuse PM of thinking about Brookfield’s ‘bottom line’ with EV mandate

OTTAWA — While Canada prepares to launch a decade-long ban on the sale of new gas-powered vehicles next year, the Conservatives are accusing the PM of having more on his mind than climate change.

During question period on Wednesday, Opposition Leader Andrew Scheer accused Prime Minister Mark Carney of thinking more about the bottom line of his former employer in allowing his government to go ahead with the contentious Justin Trudeau-era policy.

Carney is a crook.

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Lack of working Cyclones frustrates Canada’s top sailor: ‘The helicopter has been letting us down’

Canada’s top sailor is so fed up with the dearth of Cyclone helicopters available to fly off this country’s warships, he’ll replace them with drones if he must.

The fleet of 26 CH-148 helicopters was grounded for most of last month due to spare parts problems. And, as of Thursday, only three of the choppers were available to fly off the country’s warships as the problems persist.

3 are working? That’s a record isn’t it?

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WTF?

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Canadian Charity with Alleged Terror Ties Builds $6.5M Islamic Center Amid Financial Mismanagement Concerns

The opening of an Islamic center associated with the Canadian chapter of the Muslim Brotherhood front group, the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), has been delayed due to a funding shortfall of about $1 million.

Located in Yellowknife, the capital of Canada’s Northwest Territories, the long-awaited Islamic Centre of Yellowknife (ICYK) was expected to open in March 2025, but it is now unlikely to open until later this year.

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