As the US is preoccupied with the crisis in Iran, the Palestinian terror group Hamas has again announced its rejection of President Donald J. Trump’s 20-point plan for ending the war in the Gaza Strip.
Author: Blazingcatfur
Cap on international students leading to drop in Ontario transit ridership
After the COVID-19 pandemic, ridership on Toronto’s buses, streetcars and subways struggled to rebound.
But it surged back in nearby cities.
Brampton, Mississauga and parts of Waterloo Region were among the suburbs that rapidly recovered from COVID-19, setting records for the number of passengers and struggling with overcrowding.
Gender-confused ‘transrace’ activist promotes normalization of pedophilia
Reduxx just exposed what might be the most twisted LGBT story of the year so far.
A recent article published on Reduxx’s website shared disturbing information about self-identifying “radical queer activist” Ally Kotetsu, who claims to be a “non-binary transgender woman who is transrace Japanese.”
LILLEY: Canada needs to get serious, buy the F-35 and move on
While most of our allies are looking to develop a sixth-generation fighter jet, Canada still can’t make up its mind between buying a fifth- or fourth-generation jet. Tuesday’s announcement by Prime Minister Mark Carney about a new Defence Industrial Strategy didn’t help to clear things up.
Nolte: Hollywood Reporter Accidentally Admits Network Talk Shows Blacklist Conservatives
The far-left Hollywood Reporter has accidentally admitted that network talk shows blacklist conservatives.
The news that Republicans are blacklisted from network talk shows, such as the View, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert, is something we already knew. What’s fascinating is the lack of self-awareness in this Hollywood Reporter (THR) story, an outlet so bubbled it has no idea what it just revealed….
IDF says it dug up Canadian soldiers’ graves to destroy Gaza tunnel
The Israel Defence Forces have told CBC News that they dug 20 to 30 metres deep in a Gaza war cemetery where 22 Canadian soldiers are buried in order to destroy a Hamas tunnel.
An IDF officer who spoke to CBC News on background and who was involved in combat operations in the area said he was not able to give any assurance that Israeli forces had taken measures to preserve human remains.
Grandson of Reese’s founder accuses Hershey of ‘quietly replacing’ ingredients
The grandson of the Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup inventor is calling out chocolate maker Hershey’s for “quietly replacing” the ingredients of the popular chocolate and peanut butter candy.
Unmitigated corporate greed.
Immigrant who came to Canada using a false identity wins another shot at retaining citizenship
A Bangladeshi immigrant deported from Canada two decades ago after the refugee claim he made using a false identity was rejected has won another shot at keeping the Canadian citizenship he obtained after marrying a woman in Bangladesh five months later who had permanent residency status here.
Mamdani Hires Three Founders of Muslim Group that Blamed Oct. 7 on ‘Israeli Apartheid Regime’
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani (D.) has appointed three officials who cofounded a Muslim group that blamed Israel for Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, attack to prominent roles in his administration. One of them is serving as Mamdani’s head of faith-based partnerships, another as his chief of immigrant affairs, and the third as the leader of his judiciary advisory committee.
Ottawa shakes up immigration system to bring in military recruits
The federal government is shaking up its main economic immigration program to facilitate the entry of high-skilled military recruits for the Canadian Armed Forces, part of Ottawa’s renewed focus and spending push on the defence sector.
On Wednesday, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada announced new categories for selecting immigrants via Express Entry, a points-based system that is the main entryway for skilled workers seeking permanent residency.
Ukraine’s ambassador to UK blames Zelensky for failed offensive
There was a time when Ukrainian diplomats would quietly excuse Valerii Zaluzhny’s lack of willingness to speak in public in London, whispering concerns about him overshadowing President Zelensky.
But now the ambassador to Britain, widely seen as the top political rival to the Ukrainian leader, has indicated a possible desire to run for the presidency.
In a rare interview, Zaluzhny, 52, refused to explicitly discuss his political ambitions, saying he did not want to risk harming national unity during a war with Russia that is approaching its fourth anniversary.
OLDCORN: How pro‑trans propaganda took over everything and what it’s costing Canadians
You cannot escape it. Walk into any bank, any school, even your kid’s minor hockey association, and you are met with the same mantra: transgender rights are human rights.
It is on government websites, in corporate mission statements, and in human resources training.
(Incognito)
White men always have to be the bad guys on TV. And now, we can see why
A TfL advert has been banned for portraying a black man as an aggressor. It seems only Caucasian males are allowed to be villains
Transport for London (TfL) has had to pull part of its latest video campaign against harassment of female passengers because, in the offending clip, the man who was shown pestering a woman happened to be black (while the woman happened to be white). And, after receiving a single complaint from the public, the Advertising Standards Authority ruled that the clip “had the effect of perpetuating a negative racial stereotype about black men as perpetrators of threatening behaviour”.
Terry Glavin: Carney, leader of an anti-Trump alliance that doesn’t exist
The thing about “the world stage” is not just that it’s a place for play-acting. It’s also a global venue for wishful thinking, the construction of heroes and villains and imaginary plot twists and sometimes whole-cloth inventions of scenes that sometimes bear almost no relationship at all to events in the real world.
Musk cuts Starlink access for Russian forces – giving Ukraine an edge at the front
Evidence is mounting that Elon Musk’s decision to deny Russian forces access to his Starlink satellite-based internet service has blunted Moscow’s advance, caused confusion among Russian soldiers and handed an advantage to Ukraine’s defenders.
But for how long? And what can Ukraine’s military achieve in the meantime?
“The Russians… lost their ability to control the field,” a Ukrainian drone operator who goes by the callsign Giovanni told us.