As many have noted in recent years, Christianity in the West is in decline, and a principal reason is that the “muscular Christianity” of a bygone era has been watered down by an infiltration of Progressives determined to weaken Christian morality by making it more “tolerant” and “inclusive” of Left-wing causes such as gender ideology and the feminist siege of the “patriarchy.”
It’s the third time this popular Jewish gift shop has had its windows smashed by rocks.
But the owner of Aleph Bet Judaica store on Bathurst St. in North York said he will do what he did the last two times: He’s putting in a new window.
People are bemused that the man who allegedly rushed the White House Correspondents’ Dinner with all guns blazing was a teacher. Why? It should be common knowledge by now that a not insignificant number of American teachers go weak-kneed for a spot of political violence. In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination in September last year, teachers all over America were sacked or placed on leave for dancing on his grave before it had even been dug.
When someone who spent decades inside a police service starts raising concerns publicly, people pay attention. Former Toronto police homicide inspector Hank Idsinga has done exactly that, and what he has alleged should concern every resident of this city.
Idsinga has stated publicly that antisemitism exists within the senior ranks of the Toronto Police Service, describing incidents in which officers used antisemitic language toward Jewish colleagues and community members. He has also pointed to anti-Black racism within policing culture and described broader dysfunction at senior levels. More troubling still, he suggested that those same senior figures were involved in decision-making around policing protests that affected Jewish communities, raising serious questions about whether bias may have influenced operational responses.
An animal rights activist who attempted to ‘free’ a crayfish by stealing it from a restaurant and throwing it into the sea has claimed she was the victim of a police ‘witch-hunt’ after being convicted of criminal damage.
Eco-warrior Emma Smart, 47, stormed into Catch at the Old Fish Market in Weymouth, Dorset to ‘liberate the lobster’, which she believed was going to be eaten.
However, the creature, which was not on the menu and was kept in a tank as a pet for ‘educational purposes’, would likely have died the moment it hit the cold water in the harbour.
Was Prime Minister Mark Carney “nuts” to make a deal to import electric vehicles from China? That’s what Howard Lutnick says. “Carney has a problem with us,” the U.S. Commerce Secretary told a conference audience April 17. “He gets on a plane and he goes to China. Does he think the Chinese economy’s gonna buy his stuff? China is entirely an export-driven economy!”
Lutnick’s style was crude, his attitude abrasive. The deal he trashed was arguably a rational tactic to buy Canada’s canola sector some short-term breathing space. But on the challenges of trading with China, he wasn’t wrong.
A network of migration lawyers in Italy is allegedly gaming asylum laws by presenting migrants as gay or at risk of family persecution to halt deportations, an investigation by Il Giornale claims.
The paper also alleges that the lawyers tell migrants to say they would face persecution from their families if they returned home.
Veteran Canadian journalist Barbara Kay is facing three human rights complaints in British Columbia over her public commentary on gender identity, with legal backing from the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms.
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As we learned that the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) was engaged in fraud to prop up failing hate groups in America, it looks like the SPLC may have been behind an operation to undermine Moms for Liberty and Gays Against Groomers (GAG) in Watertown, Wisconsin.
For years, people throughout the land have had a sense that something is amiss. But the governing Liberals carried on as though then-prime minister Justin Trudeau’s “sunny ways” were still a defining feature of our body politic. When Prime Minister Mark Carney came along, he all but admitted that his predecessor had been gaslighting Canadians, and claimed that only he could clean up the mess. But the hole is deep and the first year of Carney’s premiership did not yield the fast-paced results he promised. Just how much worse have things got? Join us as we explore Canada’s lost decade, in charts.
Abdul Saleh, a worker at Sal's Deli & Grocery in NYC who sounded the alarm last year on the skyrocketing crime in NYC, was just shot and kiIIed outside his store.
Saleh expressed his concern over the slow response time by police, saying it sometimes takes HOURS to respond to… pic.twitter.com/STEM508fUx
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 27, 2026
Democrats have created a permission structure for all types of political violence.
During a press conference held shortly after an armed gunman ran through a security barrier at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner with the obvious intention of shooting President Trump and other members of his administration, Fox News reporter Peter Doocy asked this question: “Respectfully, why do you think this keeps happening to you?” Trump answered, “The people who do the most, the people who have the biggest impact, they’re the ones that they go after.” And by “they,” Trump meant Democrats. He has, for obvious reasons, studied presidential assassinations and knows that all but one of the victims were Republicans.
That’s a lot of stolen booze…
I am a senior coordinating producer for the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner. I have worked eleven of these. I was backstage at the Washington Hilton when the shots were fired.
The first thing I heard was not the gunfire. It was glass.
A champagne flute hit the… pic.twitter.com/Y8rEAdqROZ
— Peter Girnus 🦅 (@gothburz) April 27, 2026
h/t Patti Jo
Do you prefer the manly men of yesteryear or the current species? pic.twitter.com/vq6Efv8i0y
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) April 27, 2026
Asked about how he went bankrupt, one of the characters in Ernest Hemingway’s novel The Sun Also Rises replies, “gradually, then suddenly.” That’s what’s in store for Canada’s supply management system, an outdated, regressive policy from the 1970s that protects the dairy and poultry sectors by artificially raising consumer prices and drastically restricting imports. It will disappear, gradually then suddenly, for many reasons.
