LILLEY: Canada keeps rewarding those who stay after their visas expire

LILLEY: Canada keeps rewarding those who stay after their visas expire

A recent tribunal ruling in Ontario saying illegal immigrants are entitled to welfare may look like a single case, but it could turn into four million cases. That’s how many temporary visas are expiring between last year and this year, and the Liberal government in Ottawa has no plan to ensure people leave.

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Stockpile food in case of Russian cyber attack, No 10 to tell public

Stockpile food in case of Russian cyber attack, No 10 to tell public

The public will be told to stock up on food and water in case of a Russian cyber attack under new plans to prepare the country for conflict.

Later this year, ministers will launch a public information campaign to advise households on how to prepare for emergencies, including creating a stockpile of food, medicines and basic survival tools.

It comes amid rising concerns of a Russian attack on a Nato country and near-constant cyber attacks on the UK’s critical national infrastructure.

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US ‘whites-only’ towns spread to Wales

US ‘whites-only’ towns spread to Wales

To apply to live in “Community 1”, a 160-acre site in the rolling hills of remote Arkansas, you must meet a very particular set of criteria.

You must be Christian. You must be heterosexual. You must be able to prove your European heritage. And you must be white.

The “whites-only” enclave in the Ozarks is the brainchild of Eric Orwoll, the far-Right founder of the white separatist Return To The Land (RTTL) movement, who wants to create racially exclusive settlements with the goal of resegregating society.


How come there’s no hue and cry about this?

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What Research Shows About Canada’s Falling Fertility Rate

What Research Shows About Canada’s Falling Fertility Rate

Canada’s families have been shrinking for decades, and we did not arrive at a historic low fertility rate overnight. When birth rates decline year after year, as has been the case in Canada, they reveal something deeper about our society.

As new Cardus research has shown, the decline in fertility is not simply about people wanting fewer children, but Canadians struggling to have the children they say they would like to have. This reflects a complex interplay between economic and social realities. As Canadians consider future family life, they worry about affordability, stable housing, finances, and the tensions between having children and achieving other life goals. These challenges not only affect fertility rates but also the well-being of parents and would-be parents.

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‘Good Samaritan’ May Lose Property After Taking In Illegal Immigrants

‘Good Samaritan’ May Lose Property After Taking In Illegal Immigrants

A French homeowner who opened his door to a family of illegal migrants out of compassion has been left with no access to his property after a year-long ordeal involving alleged threats, property damage, and a legal battle.

In the summer of 2025, a Mauritian couple with two young daughters approached 56-year-old Hervé from France’s Côtes-d’Armor region, asking if they could pitch a tent in the garden of the guest house he had spent years renovating. Moved by the children’s situation, Hervé decided to help.

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WTF?

WTF?

Canadian woman slaps teen over Trump clothing on Jersey Shore boardwalk; now charged and in ICE custody

A leftist Canadian woman allegedly slapped a teen who was wearing President Trump-branded clothing on the Jersey Shore over the Fourth of July weekend — before she was arrested and detained by immigration officials.

Kaitlyn E. Tracey, 33, allegedly recorded herself confronting a group of four girls on the Point Pleasant Beach boardwalk when she became violent on July 3, according to court documents obtained by NJ.com.

Tracey took issue with two of the beachgoers — who are minors — wearing “patriotic colored” sweatpants with the words “Trump” and “ICE” before she struck one of them across the face and body, police alleged.

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Hundreds rally at Winnipeg’s city hall against federal gun buyback

Hundreds rally at Winnipeg’s city hall against federal gun buyback

Hundreds of people stood in the courtyard outside Winnipeg’s city hall in 34 C heat on Monday to express their opposition to a federal effort to compensate owners of guns the Liberal government describes as “assault-style” firearms.

The $700-million program has faced widespread criticism for both its cost and its effectiveness. The federal government hoped to buy 136,000 firearms through the program but ended up with only 67,000.

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Woke Seattle lawmaker who’s running for Congress says she doesn’t publicly support gay rights because she wants to avoid upsetting MUSLIMS

Woke Seattle lawmaker who’s running for Congress says she doesn’t publicly support gay rights because she wants to avoid upsetting MUSLIMS

A woke Seattle Congressional candidate told a local newspaper she does not have a public stance on LGBTQ rights to avoid upsetting Muslim voters.

Melissa Chaudhry, 34, is running for Congress for a second time in Washington State after losing her bid in 2024.

During a recent explicitly on-the-record interview with local newspaper The Stranger, she said her campaign website does not have anything about gay rights because she ‘was careful about her Muslim constituents.’

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‘Appalling:’ Mayoral candidate slams remarks by top police official following Salsa on St. Clair shooting

‘Appalling:’ Mayoral candidate slams remarks by top police official following Salsa on St. Clair shooting

Mayoral candidate Brad Bradford is criticizing a top Toronto police official for categorizing the city as “extremely safe” in remarks that were made mere hours after a deadly shooting at the Salsa on St. Clair festival over the weekend.

Deputy Chief Frank Barredo told reporters on Saturday that Toronto remains “one of the safest cities in the world” despite the brazen shooting that killed two people and injured five others earlier that night.

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CARPAY: Policing ‘Islamophobia’ is a threat to free speech

CARPAY: Policing ‘Islamophobia’ is a threat to free speech

Ontario’s Durham Regional Council recently directed police to monitor the speech of citizens to combat “Islamophobia.” The Council has requested quarterly updates from police “in respect of the Services’ efforts to address hate speech and related crimes.” The Council’s motion fails to provide concrete examples of “rhetoric that could be interpreted as promoting hostility or violence toward Muslim communities” that would fall within the ban.

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