Toronto bathhouse workers among first to be offered monkeypox vaccine

A concerted effort is now underway to curb the spread of monkeypox in Toronto.

Starting tomorrow, the first of several community-based vaccine clinics will be held in the city. This initial clinic will specifically be for workers at Toronto bathhouses.

Run by Toronto Public Health (TPH) in partnership with Gay Men’s Sexual Health Alliance (GMSH) and other community organizations, the goal of this program is to offer protection to those who have had close contact with someone who has tested positive for monkeypox, those with high risk contacts, and those who have a higher risk of being exposed to the virus.

Ban Monkey bath houses.

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Masses in some Niagara Catholic schools cancelled by priests as Pride flags raised

Just days prior to the start of Pride Month, Niagara Catholic District School Board sent a letter announcing its decision — for the first time — to fly the Pride flag at all board schools and sites throughout the month of June.

The letter, written by director of education Camillo Cipriano, said Niagara Catholic is flying a locally created version of the flag designed by staff in the president’s office at Brock University.

Cipriano wrote, that while “not all of our families support flying the progress Pride flag … we see the flag as a very clear and public display that all who come to Niagara Catholic schools and sites are welcome, accepted, unconditionally loved and respected as children of God.”

“Not all our families support flying the pride flag … so fuck them”

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Activist group ‘Ruth Sent Us’ tells protestors to target CHILDREN, home and church of Supreme Justice Amy Coney after Roe v Wade draft opinion was leaked

Activist group Ruth Sent Us is advocating for protests outside the home, church and children’s school of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett over her fierce opposition to abortion.

The pro-choice activists have been holding weekly protests outside the Virginia home of Barrett after the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion suggesting they may overturn Roe v Wade, paving the way for a national ban on abortion.

On Wednesday, Ruth Sent Us tweeted: ‘If you’re in the DC metro area, join us. Our protests at Barrett’s home moved the needle to this coverage.’

People this intent on baby murder should have their heads read.

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Looking to rely on themselves, women are taking up hunting in record numbers in B.C.

They made Justin cry.

On a rainbow-coloured picnic table at what is usually a youth summer camp, a beaver carcass lies splayed across a garbage bag, a circle of blue-gloved women looking on.

As Christy Arsenault begins carefully cutting through a layer of muscle just below the beaver’s sternum and across its belly, to reveal its organs, game care instructor Nina Armitage provides guidance and tells the group that these skills can be applied to most other game, such as deer.

“You’ll see that the organs are attached to the spine,” Ms. Armitage tells the group. “If you were field dressing, you would hold your animal on a hill, belly side facing down. If you gently slide [your knife] against the spine, everything will naturally fall out.”

Go incognito.

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Chinese women savagely beaten in public after resisting sexual harassment

Nine men brutally assaulted a group of four females in a restaurant after one resisted to being sexually harassed.

In the footage, captured on CCTV in the northeastern city of Tangshan, a man is seen walking over to a seated woman and putting his hand on her back.

When she pushes his hand away, he continues to stand over her, striking her in the face when she asks him to leave.

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Surge in gas prices pushing ride-hailing, taxi drivers on edge: ‘Very difficult’

Record-high gas prices in Canada are driving concerns for taxi and ride-hailing app workers across the country, with many struggling to make ends meet.

The Canadian national average for gas prices has surpassed $2 per litre for the first time ever this year, according to GasBuddy and the CAA. That means drivers are spending more to fill up their tanks and working longer hours on the road.

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There was only one real surprise in the January 6 TV show trial

OK, I watched it. And if there’s anything about the first of the so-called “hearings” on the alleged “insurrection” of January 6, 2021 that surprised me, it wasn’t the predictably kangaroo-court nature of the affair, or even the Democrats’ brazen lying and selective omissions. What still managed to surprise me was the media’s complicity.

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Jewish father slaps famous school with lawsuit for allegedly pushing ‘racially divisive, anti-Semitic ideology’

A private California school known for catering to celebrities is facing a legal challenge for its woke curriculum after a Jewish father attempted to expose their “racially divisive, anti-Semitic ideology that seeks to indoctrinate children to reject Western values.”

Hollywood, what a surprise.

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How America’s most liberal cities have finally had enough of the woke policies that have turned them into lawless cesspits

San Francisco has been waiting to be rocked by another massive earthquake since 1906. On Tuesday night this week, it finally came when the people of America’s most famously Left-wing city voted overwhelmingly to throw out their chief prosecutor — and with him a policy of ultra-woke tolerance of crime that has brought the city to its knees.

Some 60 per cent of San Franciscans voted to ‘recall’ from office Chesa Boudin, a pin-up for the ‘progressive’ Left, midway through his term as the city’s District Attorney.

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Matt Walsh blasts Fox News transgender kid celebration: ‘Horrifying, evil, and sick’

Daily Wire‘s Matt Walsh has excoriated Fox News for their support of transgender ideology.

Yesterday the well-known conservative pundit took aim at a special report by Fox News which celebrates the decision of a 14-year-old girl named Ryland to live as a boy and her parents for having supported her in this imposture since she was 5.

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Bringing Justice Home: Dispatches from the ISIS ‘Beatles’ Trial

Terrorists seek to divide—to scare, to hurt, to break. They fail when we choose unity. They fail when we choose light over darkness—when peaceful justice prevails over anger and fear. And in April, in a ninth-floor federal courtroom in northern Virginia, light, and justice won.

The Alexandria courtroom provided the setting for the much-anticipated so-called “Beatles” terrorism trial, which saw British Islamic State member El Shafee Elsheikh, otherwise known as Jihadi Ringo and captured in early 2018 by the Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), tried on eight counts, ranging from hostage-taking to conspiracy to providing material support to terrorists. His co-defendant, Alexanda Kotey, had earlier pled guilty. Both had been extradited to the United States in 2020 after the U.S. government agreed to remove the possibility of the death penalty.

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Is this the end of Pope Francis?

The cruel pontiff is lining up a successor

For well over a year, a nasty rumour has been floating through the Vatican that Pope Francis is terminally ill with cancer. I was told it was true by an Italian prelate in an apartment just a stone’s throw from the hostel where the 85-year-old pontiff is now pushed around in a wheelchair. A diplomatic source discussed it ruefully over an espresso in the Borgo Pio. A well-connected American traditionalist Catholic texted that it was “definitely true!” — the exclamation mark suggesting that he wasn’t too distressed.

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How DEI Ideology Undermines National Security

In response to President Joe Biden’s June 2021 executive order, many federal agencies—from NASA to the Department of Defense—released plans to pursue diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in their day-to-day operations. In a recent comment on these efforts, one senior Defense Department official said he hopes “as many leaders and members of the total force as possible see [these] efforts as a force multiplier.”

In fact, DEI is a dangerous ideology—so dangerous that our leaders should regard it as a threat to national security, not an imperative of it. Many have already critiqued DEI as it appears in our nation’s universities. As Dorian Abbot and Ivan Marinovic recently explained, DEI violates ethical and legal principles of equality, compromises universities’ mission and undermines the public’s trust. When DEI is applied outside of higher education, such as within the federal government, these problems are exponentially worse, and for many reasons.

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