U.S. President Donald Trump says, “Canada is destroying itself by allowing millions and millions of people into the Country.”

U.S. President Donald Trump says, “Canada is destroying itself by allowing millions and millions of people into the Country.”

U.S. President Donald Trump says, “Canada is destroying itself by allowing millions and millions of people into the Country.”

He made the statement on his Truth Social platform Wednesday morning, accusing Canada of allowing people in who are “essentially unchecked and unvetted” and ”causing problems that will soon be too big to handle.”

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Sahan Alam and Hasan Al-Mamun arrested in attempted kidnapping of 15-year-old in the Sault

Sahan Alam and Hasan Al-Mamun arrested in attempted kidnapping of 15-year-old in the Sault

A wrong turn saved a 15-year-old youth who was being held against their will last week in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., according to police.

The youth was saved when the alleged kidnappers headed to a hotel — but took a wrong turn and ended up on the International Bridge with the United States. Both men were arrested by Canadian Border Service Agency officials.

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Probes into Toronto’s shooter-for-hire network thwarted by impenetrable phone, police source says

Probes into Toronto’s shooter-for-hire network thwarted by impenetrable phone, police source says

Investigations into a series of shootings in Toronto have been stymied because a key cellphone that was seized in connection with the case is running on a privacy-focused operating system and investigators have so far been unable to unlock the device, according to a police source.

Police believe the cellphone may contain communications and other data that could point to those responsible for ordering the shootings, including the March attack on the U.S. consulate, the source added.

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Jamie Sarkonak: N.B. judge invents the Aboriginal right to be represented by an elder in court

Jamie Sarkonak: N.B. judge invents the Aboriginal right to be represented by an elder in court

One of Canada’s most notorious ex-lawyers practicing fake law is named Glenn Bogue, but courts often dignify him by using his ludicrous stage name, “Spirit Warrior.” He’s an Indigenous sovereigntist who self-identifies as an “unconquered Métis man”; essentially, the LandBack version of a freeman on the land.

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Is It OK to Hate Canada Now?

Is It OK to Hate Canada Now?

On September 16, 2026, the Ontario Superior Court Justice Ann Molloy convicted a Christian activist named Bill Whatcott of “willful promotion of hatred.”

What did Bill do that was so hateful? With five fellow Christians, he dressed up as a gay zombie, complete with a green skin suit and tutu, then he passed out gospel tracts disguised as condom packages to the 2016 Toronto Pride parade attendees: a silly practical joke to share the Good News. For 10 years, the Canadian government has pursued and persecuted Whatcott, believing that his little evangelical escapade was a greater affront to Canadian society than, say, homeless vagrants defecating on major city streets, the destructive spread of fentanyl, or the rise of other serious crimes. In 2024, the Toronto Police Chief advised residents to leave their car keys on their front porches to avoid harm or death in the face of the city’s epidemic of car theft.

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BRULOTTE: The North Atlantic is a strategic front again — Canada is not ready

BRULOTTE: The North Atlantic is a strategic front again — Canada is not ready

For most of the generation that followed the Cold War, Canadians had the luxury of forgetting about the North Atlantic. The Soviet Union disappeared, NATO expanded eastward, and the waters between North America and Europe seemed less like a strategic front than a vast and secure highway connecting friendly countries. That comfortable assumption is now dangerously out of date.

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Bryan Brulotte: Canada is entering a new era of nationalism

Bryan Brulotte: Canada is entering a new era of nationalism

For most of the past three generations, Canada has occupied one of the most comfortable strategic positions of any country in the world. We shared a continent with the world’s largest economy and most powerful military, enjoyed privileged access to the American market, possessed extraordinary natural resources and operated within an international system that was broadly stable and predictable. That comfortable world is disappearing.

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Jewish Americans Are the Test; Canada Is the Preview

Jewish Americans Are the Test; Canada Is the Preview

The war waged in the West by Islamic extremists is won in the institutions before it’s won on the battlefield. Their method has a modern name: entryism. It involves embedding an ideology in campuses, charities and political parties so the battle is already half over before most people notice.

In the West, they keep choosing the same target: Jews.

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Hamed Shafia devout Muslim convicted in Canada’s most infamous honour killings granted absence from prison

Hamed Shafia devout Muslim convicted in Canada’s most infamous honour killings granted absence from prison

In the time leading up to the murder of his sisters and stepmother, Hamed Shafia quashed his remorse by telling himself he had no choice and was simply going along with his father’s actions, he told a parole hearing Friday.

In reality, he was doing more than simply going along with it, said Shafia, who was 18 at the time of the killings. “I was aiding him in doing these things,” he said.

“So it was this back and forth in my mind, this game I was playing between moral obligation and then this whole notion that, ‘OK, I have to go through with it, this is honour,’ and all of that stuff.”


Helped Mom and Dad kill his 3 sisters and his Aunt. Why isn’t he six feet under?

h/t Patti Jo

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F.B.I. Temporarily Halted Cooperation With Canada Over References to 9/11

F.B.I. Temporarily Halted Cooperation With Canada Over References to 9/11

Kash Patel, the F.B.I. director, temporarily halted some cooperation with the agency’s counterpart in Canada this month after the nation’s public broadcaster reminded its journalists of a longstanding policy not to refer to the Sept. 11 attacks as “terrorism” without attribution to experts, according to multiple officials with knowledge of the event.


It was the right thing to do.

The CBC and the RCMP like other Canadian institutions are likely infiltrated by foreign interests.

They must be regarded as operating under Enemy Influence.

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How Abdul El-Sayed Wants To Recreate Trudeau’s Canadian Failures

How Abdul El-Sayed Wants To Recreate Trudeau’s Canadian Failures

Before Americans take Abdul El-Sayed’s advice about moving to Canada, they might ask Canadians how the experiment worked out.

In remarks recently reported by the New York Post, the Michigan Democratic Senate candidate declared, “If you want to achieve the American dream, well, you should move to Canada.” He was speaking on his podcast in May 2023, nearly eight years into Justin Trudeau’s rather disastrous prime ministership.

Canada was then in the midst of a lost decade. Its economy was falling further behind America’s, while reckless immigration policies brought in newcomers faster than the country could accommodate. Trudeau’s postnational experiment was straining the shared sense of belonging that held the country together.

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Canada’s Fentanyl Czar Does Not Answer Trump’s Charge of Chinese Narco Networks on the Northern Border

Canada’s Fentanyl Czar Does Not Answer Trump’s Charge of Chinese Narco Networks on the Northern Border

OTTAWA — Canada’s fentanyl czar has responded to President Donald Trump’s formal finding to Congress that fentanyl is produced in clandestine Canadian laboratories and that Chinese gangs operate along the northern border of the United States with a single statistic about drug seizures.

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Trump Presses Canada Over Fentanyl Labs and Chinese Gangs on the Northern Border in Filing to Congress

Trump Presses Canada Over Fentanyl Labs and Chinese Gangs on the Northern Border in Filing to Congress

WASHINGTON – An official declaration from President Donald Trump has informed Congress that fentanyl is still being produced in clandestine Canadian labs and that Chinese gangs are operating along the northern border of the United States, while the People’s Republic of China “continues to be the world’s largest producer of many of the precursor chemicals used to illicitly produce fentanyl, methamphetamine, and other deadly synthetic drugs.”

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James Stranko: Dear Canada, Americans still love you but please stop insulting us

James Stranko: Dear Canada, Americans still love you but please stop insulting us

Toronto FC fans recently booed the American national anthem, the same way Canadians across the country have done countless times over the past 18 months. We get it, you’re mad.

But consider this week, when the Barenaked Ladies will perform “O Canada” at the Buffalo Bills home opener. In contrast, I can confidently predict that the crowd will sing along and erupt in cheers. Unlike Canadians, Americans don’t currently boo Canada’s national anthem or angle a political dig into a conversation about the weather. Many Canadians do this, and for the ones who do, it’s sort of all they do these days.


With 45% of the population foreign born or recently descendant of the foreign born there will be no turning back. 

Our elites deliberately imported 3rd World migrants who hate the USA as much as they do while our so called education system indoctrinates the same attitudes in the young.

Roosevelt called us the “Aerodrome of Democracy” future presidents may simply refer to us as the enemy at the gate.

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