A federal housing watchdog is warning that Canada is building affordable housing so slowly it could take more than 1,000 years to eliminate homelessness and restore affordability for the country’s poorest residents.
In her annual report to Parliament, Federal Housing Advocate Marie-Josée Houle said Canada faces a shortfall of 4.4 million affordable homes and needs a dramatic increase in public, non-profit and co-operative housing construction to address the crisis.
Karmelo Anthony is not Rodney King. King, whose assailants were acquitted in 1992, endured a savage beating. Anthony, who is black, stabbed Austin Metcalf, who is white, to death at a high school track meet in suburban Dallas last year.
The guilty verdict rendered on Tuesday in Anthony’s murder case is now being assailed as an overzealous prosecution decided by an “all white” jury. Scenes outside the courtroom were reminiscent of the OJ Simpson trial. Unfortunately for Anthony, though, the facts in this trial were not complicated.
nother Sunday and the congregation of my church was subjected to yet another homily from a left-wing priest lecturing us on how being a good Christian means we support open borders, and failing to welcome all strangers is antithetical to what Jesus taught.
This particular priest is not unique.
On June 12, 2026, Steven Spielberg publicly released his film Disclosure Day while on the same day the U.S. Government disclosed the third batch of declassified files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs) here.
I was fortunate to witness Disclosure Day on the movie screen merely a few hours after analyzing an actual UAP disclosure by the U.S. government. My conclusion is that reality is far more exciting than Hollywood scripts. Personally, I have a hard time enjoying the artistic freedom displayed in science fiction movies because their creators violate the known laws of physics. Yes, our understanding of science is incomplete, but this does not give us the freedom to abandon what we already learned. We can get pleasure by imagining a trillion dollars in our bank account but a reality check would restrain our imagination as long as we are not Elon Musk after the initial public offering (IPO) of SpaceX.
Important Announcement: I Will Be Leading A UAP Science Advisory Council to the U.S. Government pic.twitter.com/JSeT0ZDojK
— Professor Avi Loeb (@ProfAviLoeb) June 13, 2026
IF A country’s measure of success was importing high numbers of anonymous criminals from alien cultures who are hell-bent on destroying the society that they are packed into, Sir Keir Starmer, Sir Sadiq Khan and their supporters have exceeded every expectation.
The list of British casualties continues to increase thanks to Starmer’s human rights obsession, the most recent being the avoidable death of 18-year-old Henry Nowak and attempted beheading victim Stephen Ogilvie in Belfast. As Starmer, Khan and the Belfast mayor relentlessly push the public to accept yet more unvetted doctors and rocket scientists fleeing wars in France, police training encourages officers to treat the testimony of white victims with greater scepticism than that of non-whites. Henry Nowak paid the price for that madness.
Barack Hussein Obama, the son of a foreign black father with no connection to the black community, is preparing to hijack the legacy of foundational black Americans one more time, by usurping the Juneteenth commemorations to launch his library/museum/ugly dark tower.
The Carney government signalled for months that it would pass a law to protect kids from online harms, including by banning access to social media for those under age 16. What we got instead may be the biggest threat to free expression in decades: mandatory censorship of social media and AI.
The Safe Social Media Act, Bill C-34, aims to keep kids from signing up for TikTok and Instagram, which is bad enough since it means teenagers will be censored. While many parents don’t want their teens on TikTok, others believe their 15-year-olds are mature enough.
Terrified students are fleeing Belfast after homes were named on a rioters’ ‘hit list’ in the wake of an alleged knife attack by a Sudanese migrant that sparked days of unrest across the city.
Young people have been packing their bags and abandoning rented accommodation amid fears properties could be targeted in a wave of violence that has seen homes, businesses and vehicles set on fire.
Some streets in south Belfast’s student district have been left almost deserted as undergraduates head home, while others have sought refuge with friends after addresses circulated online.
The politicians and elites pushing replacement migration should forfeit their assets, be stripped of their citizenship and sent into exile.
East Belfast After the Unrest: Walking Through the Aftermath
Our colleague and friend @RbinmanRichard brings his second installment covering issues in Northern Ireland for @ScoopUrban.
Politicians need to take responsibility for what they have caused.
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— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) June 15, 2026
We are blessed to live in Canada, as is anyone fortunate enough to live in the wider western world. An inheritance of liberty, the rule of law, wealth and stability that’s unmatched in all of history is to be cherished and protected. And yet, in country after country, there have been movements to dismantle all that makes the West worth defending. It’s a project being advanced not by our enemies, external or domestic, but by the very governments tasked with stewarding this great inheritance.
A recent incident at a council meeting in Ivry-sur-Seine, on the outskirts of Paris, provided a striking snapshot of the tensions surrounding secularism and the place of Islam in French society. In protest against the ubiquity of the Islamic veil, a Rassemblement National (RN) councillor brandished a cross and recited a Hail Mary—provoking a hysterical reaction from a Communist mayor who has made Islamist communitarianism his electoral stock-in-trade.
The town of Ivry, on the outskirts of Paris, is one of the last towns still run by Communists, emblematic of what was once known as the ‘red suburbs’ surrounding the capital.
Montreal police have suspended two police officers and reassigned 14 others over allegations a police unit in the city’s north end was targeting racialized groups.
The Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) announced the action against the officers on Friday, stating in a press release that the force’s codes of discipline and ethics may have been violated, as well as potentially the Criminal Code.
In 2020, 12 people were convicted of a poorly planned kidnapping plot against Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. It was obviously never going to succeed, and it was such a Mickey Mouse operation that one could argue Whitmer was never truly in danger. Undercover FBI agents were also accused of entrapment, but while some were acquitted, others were convicted and received significant jail time.
Canada is living through something closer to The Truman Show than most people realize.
The film presents a man living inside a manufactured world, one carefully staged so that he sees only what others want him to see. His routines are real enough, but the setting is contrived: the horizon is false; the sky is a set; the town is a performance; and even his relationships are filtered through a script written by others. Like the average person, Truman is not stupid. He has simply been enclosed within a controlled reality and given little reason to question the frame.
This is so freaking badass 💪🇺🇸🔥 pic.twitter.com/jMVQbyQ0TU
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 15, 2026
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has said that anti-white racism instituted by the government in Westminster has spread throughout all of British society, and so the “madness” of the Equality Act must be rooted out.
In his debut article for Substack, Brexit champ Nigel Farage accused the Westminster establishment of actively working against the native people of Britain, arguing that the government actively promotes policies which advantage minorities and hurt white British people, creating a “two-tier” system in the country.
