Jews and the Left

In this interview we talked with Batya Ungar-Sargon, the host of Batya! on NewsNation and a frequent contributor to the New York Post and other publications. Her book “Jews and the Left” takes the long view of how we arrived at today’s crisis.

I like this girl, she gets that the diaspora cost themselves significant social capital with their misguided embrace of DEI etc.

Then there’s this type – Jack Jedwab: Antisemitism flies in the face of Canadian multiculturalism

He’s getting good pushback in the comments, face it multicult is the problem not the solution.

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There Was a ‘Mass Casualty’ Event Planned for the Recent UFC Event at the White House—and It Was Worse Than You Might Expect

There Was a ‘Mass Casualty’ Event Planned for the Recent UFC Event at the White House—and It Was Worse Than You Might Expect

While there are certainly a number of heinous acts that have taken place over the years that have resulted in a number of casualties, we often hear about other “activities” that were planned by dangerous types, which could have been far more catastrophic.

That includes a planned “event” that five individuals were planning to unleash during the recent UFC Freedom 250 event that took place at the White House earlier this month. The event drew a number of fans and celebrities, and also had several high-profile figures in attendance. And some felt this was the perfect spot to plan a terrifying incident.

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Poilievre asks Parliament to probe B.C. ‘condo bailout,’ says it’s blocking ‘a price correction’

Poilievre asks Parliament to probe B.C. ‘condo bailout,’ says it’s blocking ‘a price correction’

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on Parliament to probe Ottawa’s proposal to convert unsold condominium units in British Columbia into affordable housing.

In a letter to the House ethics committee, Poilievre says a program to possibly help finance the purchase of 2,200 vacant condos amounts to a “condo bailout” for developers, bankers and investors.

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America’s Bishops ‘Turn A Blind Eye’ to Abuse of American Generosity

America’s Bishops ‘Turn A Blind Eye’ to Abuse of American Generosity

They’re at it again. Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Thursday to support President Donald Trump in terminating temporary protected status (TPS) for a host of foreign nationals, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is once again raising the hue and cry. Here’s what USCCB Migration Committee chairman Bishop Brendan J. Cahill had to say …

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Chinese EV Deal Embeds Sabotage Risk in the Country’s Roads, Ports and Grids

Chinese EV Deal Embeds Sabotage Risk in the Country’s Roads, Ports and Grids

OTTAWA — China keeps finding inventive ways to burrow into the West, and Canada’s new appetite for Chinese electric vehicles may be the most consequential opening yet.

That is the warning at the center of a report published this week by the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and written by Brenda Shaffer, an energy and national-security specialist who teaches at the United States Naval Postgraduate School.

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Prince Harry and family’s UK visit ‘pulled from under their feet at 11th hour’

Prince Harry and family’s UK visit ‘pulled from under their feet at 11th hour’

The Duke of Sussex fears his children will not meet King Charles in the coming days after their UK visit was “pulled out from under their feet at the 11th hour”.

Prince Harry and Meghan were planning their first trip to Britain as a family in four years for events related to the Invictus Games, due to be held in Birmingham in July.

The duke was said to have been excited for Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, to be reunited with King Charles during the visit early next month.

However, the family trip now appears uncertain after the government declined his request for police protection outside royal residences.

Boo hoo.

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Colby Cosh: How long before Statistics Canada loses complete touch with the economy?

Colby Cosh: How long before Statistics Canada loses complete touch with the economy?

Last month, when Statistics Canada delivered unexpected bad news about a second consecutive quarter of negative real-GDP growth, there was a frenzy of pooh-poohing and counter-pooh-poohing about whether Canada was really in recession. On Thursday CP’s Craig Lord called attention to a different angle on the whole fuss, which isn’t the notional recession (yet), but the forecasting failure that preceded it. Economists at the Desjardins credit-union consortium are warning that StatCan’s monthly economic estimates are growing wobbly, leading to larger retrospective revisions — i.e., bigger surprises — when quarterly and yearly data are released later.

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‘There Is No Security for You Except by Islam or Jizya

‘There Is No Security for You Except by Islam or Jizya

Pakistan’s Federal Constitutional Court granted custody of 13-year-old Christian girl, Maria Shahbaz, to a 30-year-old Muslim man accused of kidnapping, forcibly converting, and marrying her. The court rejected her official birth certificate and ignored prior findings that the marriage was illegal, instead accepting her statement that she converted and married voluntarily—despite claims from her family and lawyer that it was made under coercion. Rights advocates and the girl’s family criticized the ruling, pointing to evidence that the marriage certificate was fake and raising concerns about police inaction and possible collusion. They argue the girl had been in the suspect’s custody for months, making any statement unreliable. — Morning Star News, February 1, 2026, Pakistan.

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Why is it so much easier to ditch a prime minister in the U.K. than in Canada?

Why is it so much easier to ditch a prime minister in the U.K. than in Canada?

Despite having nearly identical parliamentary systems, Canada has avoided the kind of prime ministerial parade that has befallen the U.K. in the past decade.

Political watchers point to the Brexit vote as the key moment that led to half a dozen leaders occupying 10 Downing Street in the 10 years since — but there are underlying factors that make it easier for U.K. MPs to ditch a leader than their Canadian counterparts.

“I think it’s more difficult to govern the country now and that there’s a lot of unrest about this decision,” Lori Turnbull, a political science professor at Dalhousie University, said of the U.K.’s decision to walk away from the European Union.

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