A police force has been accused of threatening free speech after telling officers to record instances of “hostility” towards Muslims.
South Wales Police has instructed staff to log anything that goes beyond “legitimate” discussion of Islam.
Campaigners fear this subjective definition gives officers the power to decide what is acceptable behaviour and could have a “chilling effect” on free speech.
OTTAWA — Conservatives are pushing the government to abolish the Temporary Foreign Worker program after newly released government figures showed the program cost Ottawa $1.6 billion over the past five years.
The figures were released through an Order Paper question submitted by Conservative MP Brad Vis.
Mount Everest climbers were seen in a huge human traffic jam amid a record number of visitors to the major landmark.
Footage published on social media shows hundreds of people at a standstill slowly making their way up Hillary Step, a 40-foot vertical rock on the path of the mountain.
The caption of the video read: ‘Nearly 3 hours to cross this area due to congestion and difficult movement conditions at high altitude.
Traffic jam on May 21 at the Hillary Step on the Mount Everest path!
Nearly 3 hours to cross this area due to congestion and difficult movement conditions at high altitude 😳
Is this serious? Spending all this money on carriers and guides just to get stuck in a traffic jam!
— Dreams N Science (@dreamsNscience) May 26, 2026
The price of tickets has turned the World Cup into an elite spectacle and data shows just how costly tickets are for residents of the host cities.
While World Cup tickets are a hot commodity in many of the 16 host cities across North America, local economic disparities mean at least some fans would have to fork over weeks — or months — of disposable income just to attend a match.
Italian authorities have arrested a 21-year-old man of Moroccan origin on terrorism charges after investigators concluded he had been radicalized online and was potentially preparing a violent attack.
21-year-old Zakaria Ben Haddi, born in Italy to Moroccan parents, was detained on the orders of the Milan Public Prosecutor’s Office following an investigation into his social media activity. According to prosecutors, Ben Haddi demonstrated a “readiness for martyrdom” and used his Instagram and TikTok accounts to promote extremist content linked to the Islamic State.
Internal CBC records obtained through Access to Information legislation show the public broadcaster received a wave of critical emails from viewers after former television host Travis Dhanraj testified before Parliament that managers discouraged Conservative voices from appearing on air.
The 142-page file, released this week, details audience complaints following Dhanraj’s March 10 appearance before the House of Commons heritage committee, where he alleged “centralized control and bias” within CBC News and claimed Conservative politicians were routinely excluded from coverage opportunities.
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HORRIBLE
In Bangladesh 🇧🇩, a Muslim Imam from a mosque is mistreating non-Muslim women, treating them worse than animals on the streets. This is real Islam. pic.twitter.com/MFC1lIK28n
— Faraz Pervaiz (@FarazPervaiz3) June 2, 2026
Apparently a section of Toronto is now named Bangla Town after a death cult shithole state.
When people ask what I mean when I say I have bad luck, this is what I mean. pic.twitter.com/87iTXbKDgc
— Ginger (@HandyGingerGal) June 3, 2026
A B.C. man who broke into a woman’s home and beat her with a baseball bat while her children hid nearby was awarded a reduced sentence last week because the judge was convinced the 25-year-old is “not now the person he was when he viciously and irrationally attacked” his victim.
Craig Brentton Durando was granted a conditional sentence of two years less a day for assault with a weapon, robbery and breaking and entering — offences to which he pleaded guilty last October — allowing him to serve his time in a provincial correctional facility.
EUROPE is rapidly transitioning from a civilisation shaped by natural change and continuity to one that will be defined by immigration-driven replacement. That’s the central message from several new bombshell studies of how Europe’s population is being radically transformed.
The population of the UK is being completely overhauled, despite no democratic consent from the people. But if you look at the much bigger story that’s unfolding across Europe you’ll see a picture that’s just as astonishing.
Year after year, Toronto police have allowed Muslim pro-terrorist mobs to invade and harass the Jewish community. Now, PM Mark Carney has declared that there is a “scourge of antisemitism” and plans to combat it with a DEI council.
Every year I reflect on gun ownership and, more specifically, carrying a concealed handgun. The Second Amendment acknowledges, but does not bestow, the natural, unalienable right to keep and bear arms, based in self-defense and given by God. It cannot be granted by government, nor taken away by government. No government has ever disarmed its people for good and altruistic reasons, and history records that a disarmed people are a people under tyranny.
“Identity politics is tearing communities apart,” according to Arooj Shah, former leader of Oldham Council. After stepping down from her role last month, Shah has spoken this week about the race riots of 25 years ago across the North of England. But by going to great lengths to suggest that child abusers can be found in every ethnicity, race, and social class, is she herself indulging in identity politics?
Are Canadians less adventurous than they once were? It’s hard to argue otherwise.
Alexander Mackenzie was only 24 when the North West Company named him chief fur trader at Fort Chipewyan, in what is now Alberta. A few years later, in 1789, he travelled north along what is now known as the Mackenzie River to become the first European to reach the Arctic Ocean overland. Four years later, he crossed the Rocky Mountains and was the first European to reach the Pacific Ocean, beating Americans Merriweather Lewis and William Clark by a full dozen years.
A Japanese man was chased down and mauled by a bear before it smashed through a glass door in a violent attack.
Police and fire department officials rushed to the scene in the Sasakino district of Fukushima in northeastern Japan on Tuesday after receiving an emergency call from the Fukushima Steel Works reporting bear attacks on two employees.
Security camera footage shows a black bear appearing and chasing an employee near the entrance.
A black bear injured 4 in northern Japan, including a woman with moderate injuries, before fleeing the area. Dramatic video shows the bear chasing a man, knocking him to the ground, and running off. The animal remained on the loose as of Tuesday afternoon. pic.twitter.com/mITgt5Ex07
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) June 2, 2026
