DISTURBING DAYCARE FOOTAGE: A mother is speaking out after surveillance video showing a now-former daycare worker repeatedly shoving and aggressively handling her young child @ Finch Business Park Childcare in Toronto. https://t.co/l7qBYFulHe
— Sonduren Fanarredha (@lifewitsonduren) October 9, 2026
Earlier this year, Prime Minister Mark Carney and his government announced — or rather boasted — that they had brought immigration under control after the open-floodgate Trudeau years. In 2025 the national population, they claimed, shrank by 102,000 people, the first decline since Confederation.
The problem is, the claim was untrue.
Rather than shrinking by 102,000, Canada’s population actually rose by 280,000 last year, according to the latest figures from Statistics Canada. That’s a shift of 382,000.
A woman is caught stealing in Walmart in Illinois. She believes as a Palestinian she’s entitled to help herself.
Feelgood moments: She’s denied a call to her brother, handcuffed & the icing on the cake 🎂 the officer to search her & rips off her hijab. https://t.co/wHZKJvapDF
— David Atherton (@daveatherton) October 10, 2026
Those who manipulate crime data can shape the political debate. The Trump administration has reversed some serious data manipulation that occurred during the Biden administration when it comes to crime.
At the request of gun control advocates, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) removed data from its website. The Trump administration has now restored the data, but it went a step further, correcting an important error in the original post.
Unbelievably, a California city initiated the ban. In 1956, Santa Cruz officials banned rock ’n’ roll music at public gatherings, fearing it might corrupt young people. The music was just getting started when officials argued it was “detrimental to both the health and morals of our youth and community.”
That would be followed in the 1980s by criticism over obscene lyrics in rock ’n’ roll music that were also believed to have a negative impact on the young. The Parents Music Resource Center—a group co-founded by Tipper Gore, the wife of then-Democratic Senator Al Gore —initiated action to require warning labels on albums containing such lyrics. Performers such as Frank Zappa protested her efforts and testified before Congress to oppose the proposed measures.
Between late 2023 and early this year, Abdel Adhami allegedly transferred more than $83,000, mostly through PayPal to financial associates of a Gaza-based contact who converted the funds into Tether cryptocurrency. Court records say about $2,000 was sent directly to Gaza through Western Union to a recipient who picked up the cash in October 2023.
According to figures published this week by the Home Office, there has been a 7% increase in hate crime in the past year, following another rise the previous year. Of course, one can never be totally sure if hate crime is truly accelerating or whether it’s just being documented more assiduously. No doubt some of these cases will include people who have posted offensive statements online. Nasty though these instances are, do they really warrant police intervention?
Last summer, Britain’s political and cultural elites were confronted with an alarming situation. A dangerous social contagion was spreading across the country, seemingly out of nowhere.
“Our Loyalist ancestors were immigrants,” wrote journalist Stephen Maher on X earlier this week. He was defending the possibility of ramping up immigration into Canada, imploring his counterparts to understand that Canada’s standard of living will suffer without a drastic increase in the population.
Considering that the decline in Canadians’ standard of living has been commensurate with creeping mass immigration, his proposition invites suspicion.
Hillary Clinton was called out after she called Pete Hegseth’s plan to livestream the Fort Hood killer’s execution ‘barbaric’ after video resurfaced of her celebrating the death of Muammar Gaddafi.
President Donald Trump had endorsed Hasan’s execution by firing squad during a Wednesday political event in Texas, suggesting ‘he deserves it’ but was noncommittal about Hegseth’s plan to livestream it.
Clinton, who notoriously lost to Trump in the 2016 election and has remained a staunch critic, spoke out against the plan on social media.
Hillary Clinton laughed it up with a CBS journalist after Gaddafi was tortured and had a knife shoved up his ass, saying, “We came, we saw, he died.”
But a livestream of the Fort Hood shooter being executed is suddenly TOO BARBARIC? LOL. Okay. 👍 https://t.co/g5WneepPUY
— Gina Milan (@ginamilan_) October 9, 2026
The Canadian Armed Forces faces a federal human rights hearing after a sexual minority military officer alleged she was denied marriage counselling because she was unmarried.
Blacklock’s Reporter says Capt. Corrin Haag filed a complaint under the Canadian Human Rights Act, claiming military personnel discriminated against her based on marital status or sexual orientation when she sought relationship counselling in 2023.
This will cripple Canada’s armed forces for at least a year.
In a video posted to the social media platform X, a young woman was filmed screaming at a man whom she said she had seen expose his penis and begin masturbating on the bus, despite children being present. The man, who appears to have a migration background, speaks German with a clear accent.
Once again this week, U.S. President Donald Trump demonstrated his hatred for Canada. His antics and statements are not merely a negotiating strategy, not merely a tactic to scare us into giving the United States a better trade deal.
Trump seems genuinely to detest Canada for some reason.
Lots of blame to go round.
Berlin is a wonderful city, even if its hipster vibe is a bit much for a square like me. The decadence is part of the charm, and the Germans, or at least the Prussians, are good at it, having enough sense of order that it can feel squalid without feeling unsafe.
When I most recently visited the German capital last year, there seemed to be quite a bleak mood. The politics of sustained boredom that characterised the successful post-war Federal Republic had run out of road, and a mindset which had worked for so long now seemed to be pushing the country to the brink of disaster. As someone who loves Germany and admires its culture, I find this very sad, although at least it provides a brief distraction from my own country’s woes.
Hamilton-based steelmaker Stelco says it will proceed with hundreds of layoffs, despite threats of legal action from the federal government.
In a letter obtained by CBC News, Stelco Inc., which is owned by Ohio-based Cleveland Cliffs, says it rejects allegations from Ottawa that it is violating binding employment commitments under the Investment Canada Act (ICA).
“Your representation that Stelco’s planned layoffs cause it to breach its undertakings is false,” says a letter written to Industry Minister Mélanie Joly by Paul Simon, president and general counsel at Stelco Inc.
Stelco, Stellantis, VW, Honda, GM etc. not one of them have panned out.
Except China’s EV’s!
