The Ontario Principals Council says it is confident allegations of anti-black racism by staff at a Toronto public school are false.
On Monday, the Parents of Black Children advocacy group said it had complaints that a black students at John Fisher Junior Public School in the Yonge and Eglinton area were being detained in a small “isolation room” in separate occasions.
The Usual Grifters.
OTTAWA Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s main line of defence to accusations he ignored specific CSIS warnings about Chinese government funding of Canadian political candidates began to wobble early Wednesday.
It began with a leak of another secret document: an unredacted committee report never publicly released that, Global News claimed, explicitly advised Trudeau’s office of covert funding of candidates ahead of the federal election in 2019.
It continued with Trudeau deflecting questions about what he knew and when, by deferring to the very committee whose report had just been leaked.
Shaky ground? He’s dead in the water. Trudeau is a congenital liar who should be investigated for treason.
Justin Trudeau refuses to answer questions on when he was made aware of briefings on foreign interference in Canada’s federal election, which he initially denied ever receiving.
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Authorities searched a ship thought to have possibly transported explosives tied to the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, the German Prosecutors Office said Wednesday.
The announcement came following media reports indicating pro-Ukrainian groups may have been responsible for the blasts.
Ukrainian officials denied media reports claiming Kyiv’s involvement in September’s blasts in the Nord Stream gas pipelines.
Dismissing the reports, Ukrainian presidential adviser Mikhailo Podolyak on Twitter said Ukraine had “nothing to do with the incident in the Baltic Sea and has no information about ‘pro-Ukrainian sabotage groups.'”
MONTREAL—The RCMP calls them “southbounders.”
They follow a perilous route that leads most often from Central America to Canada and then across the border to the United States.
According to officials on both sides of the border, there has been a sharp and inexplicable surge in the number of people making the dangerous journey in recent months, trekking through snow-covered woods, often under the cover of night and in sub-zero temperatures, sometimes with young children in tow.
The Star keeps pushing that open borders madness. Have they no concern for Canadians being squeezed out of housing? Denied ready access to medical care?
This is the moment an Iraqi immigrant stabbed a university student because he wanted to be deported from Britain.
Teenager Ellis Wheeler was left fighting for his life after Rebaz Mohammed attacked him as he was walking through a leafy park on his way back from the gym.
Mohammed, who came to the UK illegally on a small boat, was arrested at the scene and told police he had attacked his victim so he could be sent home to Iraq.
The more one studies the process the Trudeau government developed to ostensibly warn Canadians about foreign and domestic interference in federal elections, the more it becomes obvious it was doomed to fail, whether or not that was the intention.
Junior and the LPC reek of corruption and have no right to remain in power.
But what recourse do we have given Singh will not act in the interest of Canadian citizens?
None that I am aware of beyond insurrection.
The right of recall and term limits should be election issues.
Defence department reportedly unwilling to share intelligence over fears precedent could be set against US soldiers
The Pentagon has been accused of blocking the sharing of US intelligence with the international criminal court (ICC) about Russian war crimes in Ukraine.
The Biden White House and state department have been a proponent of cooperation with the Hague-based ICC, as a means of holding Russian forces accountable for widespread war crimes, but the defence department is firmly opposed on the grounds that the precedent could eventually be turned against US soldiers.
The most explosive and widely publicized allegations of Beijing-directed election interference focus on the two most recent federal elections in 2019 and 2021, and on the nomination of MP Han Dong in the safe Liberal riding of Don Valley North. This, however, only scratches the surface of the all-important question: what did the prime minister, Liberal MPs and senior party officials know and when did they know it?
The upsetting truth may very well extend much further back than 2019, perhaps even decades back to reveal a party systemically compromised by its wilful blindness — which also happens to be the title of investigative journalist Sam Cooper’s must-read book on how “Chinese Communist Party (CCP) agents infiltrated the West.”
Two alleged thieves, who we’ll call Harry and Lloyd (true identities unknown), were busted down in Buford, Georgia after stealing over $8,000 in electronics from a local Sam’s Club, Gwinnett County Police told outlet Insider. How local a Sam’s Club? Very local. Around 10 miles from where they were caught, to be exact.
h/t Mauser
Canadian military likely lacks capacity to lead Haiti mission: Gen. Wayne Eyre
Canada’s top general said he was concerned that the country’s armed forces, which are already stretched thin by support for Ukraine and NATO, do not have the capacity to lead a possible security mission to Haiti.
Haiti’s government and top United Nations officials have called for an international force to support Haitian police in their struggle against gangs, which have become the de facto authorities in parts of the country.
The newly acquired vehicles of the Pride Parade Float Brigade have been plagued by mechanical breakdowns and morale is described as Bitchy.
The American Red Cross has maps and guides for migrants to make the dangerous journeys to the U.S.-Mexico border, according to documents exclusively obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation.
The Red Cross – not exactly the coffee, donuts and pretty faces of WW II – Red Cross gives first aid lessons to Taliban
OTTAWA — Employees of Canada’s national broadcaster were paid more than $16 million in bonuses last year, according to new documents uncovered by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
The documents, obtained through an access to information request, show $16,052,148 in bonuses was handed out to 1,142 full-time CBC employees. That works out to around $14,000 per employee, on average.
This is an outrage. We pay for the hate against us spewed from Trudeau’s propaganda machine.
I am skeptical of Poilievre’s claim he will defund the CBC gravy train.
The heads of Canada’s biggest grocery chains pushed back at allegations they are profiteering from high inflation on Wednesday, telling lawmakers that they aren’t the cause of high food prices — and claiming their profit margins are as razor thin as ever.
“We are not profiting from inflation, it doesn’t matter how many times you say it … it is simply not true,” said Michael Medline, the CEO of Empire Foods, which owns Sobeys, FreshCo, Farm Boy, Foodland and other chains.
As the evidence mounts and the days and the hours pass, it’s becoming impossibly difficult for the Liberal government to convincingly deny that during the 2019 and 2021 federal elections, Chinese diplomats were involved in a sophisticated interference operation run by regime proxies deeply embedded in the Liberal Party, and that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau knew about it, and said nothing.
The 64 Dollar question: How do we give Junior the Boot? Singh lacks all honour.
An after-school Satanists club in Pennsylvania is threatening to raise hell after local district leaders denied them the ability to convene on their school grounds.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), together with its Pennsylvania chapter, sent a letter to the Saucon Valley school district demanding that they allow the After School Satan Club, or ASSC, access to school facilities in accordance with the US constitution’s first amendment right to practice religion freely.
