Elghawaby pressed Ottawa to install Muslim prayer rooms despite 2% representation

The Justin Trudeau-appointed anti-Islamophobia advisor pushed federal managers to create dedicated Muslim prayer rooms in government offices, even though only 2% of federal employees identify as Muslim, newly obtained records show.

Blacklock’s Reporter says Amira Elghawaby, appointed by cabinet as the government’s Special Representative on Combating Islamophobia, argued that failing to provide prayer spaces during work hours amounted to “Islamophobia in the workplace,” according to notes released through Access To Information.


She should be fired and the post abolished but Carney cares only for votes.

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LILLEY: Despite pearl clutching, Poilievre is right about the RCMP

Pierre Poilievre called the leadership of the RCMP despicable and accused them of covering up for Justin Trudeau.

Now we have progressives who have spent much of the last decade denigrating police as tools of oppression, of being systematically racist, and the types of groups that should be defunded suddenly clutching their pearls in horror.

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Carney announces plan for 1,000 more border officers, with boost in benefits to aid recruitment

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced plans to hire 1,000 new border officers, with a boost to their benefits package in the forthcoming budget to aid recruitment.

The stipend for recruits in training as Canada Border Services Agency officers will increase more than fourfold, to $525 a week from $125, he said.

He also unveiled plans in the Nov. 4 budget to improve pension benefits for border officers and other front-line first responders, including search-and-rescue personnel.


Will it be an even DEI split between Sikhs, Hindus and Muslims?

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Maxime Bernier warns Canadians of threat to internet access posed by Liberal bill

People’s Party of Canada (PPC) leader Maxime Bernier called a new Liberal federal bill that, if passed, would empower the government to ban anyone’s internet access a “digital guillotine” designed to “silence critics.”

“I want to talk to you about a number that should send a chill down your spine: Bill C-8. The Liberals are trying to set it as a cybersecurity bill. Don’t believe them. This bill is a digital guillotine,” Bernier said in a recent X video post.

Bernier said that Bill C-8, named “An Act respecting cyber security, amending the Telecommunications Act and making consequential amendments to other Acts,” would give unprecedented power to federal officials with no due process.

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Ottawa’s Gun Buyback Amnesty Period Extended to October 2026

Public Safety Canada has announced that the amnesty period for owners of recently designated prohibited firearms has been extended by another year, to Oct. 30, 2026.

The federal department said on Oct. 15 that licensed owners and businesses who possess prohibited, “assault-style” firearms must dispose of or deactivate them before the amnesty period expires, “or risk criminal liability for the illegal possession of a prohibited firearm.”

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Poilievre blasts ‘despicable’ RCMP leadership, accuses Mounties of covering up for Trudeau

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre took aim at the RCMP’s independence in a recent interview, calling the national police force’s leadership “despicable” and accused the national police force of covering up for the Liberal government and former prime minister Justin Trudeau.

“If the RCMP had been doing its job and not covering up for him, then he would have been criminally charged,” the Opposition leader said in an interview posted to YouTube on Wednesday.

Speaking to the YouTube channel Northern Perspective, Poilievre said Trudeau broke the law when he took a free vacation, a reference to the 2016 Aga Khan scandal.

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9 in 10 Canadians Say They’re Worried About Housing in Canada: Poll

Nearly 90 percent of Canadians across generational, geographic, and political lines are concerned about the state of housing in the country, a new survey suggests.

Eighty-seven percent of the 3,900 adults polled last month say they are worried about affordability and availability of housing in Canada.

The survey conducted by Abacus Data in collaboration with the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) between Sept. 5 and 16, paints a picture of widespread concern across political affiliations with 87 percent of Conservative supporters, 86 percent of Liberal supporters, and 93 percent of NDP supporters expressing apprehension about the state of the market.

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GOLDSTEIN: Is Canada’s $52.5-billion bet on EVs going bust?

The Canadian government is waving around Canada’s “public” health-care system like they are handing out free candy trying to entice people from around the world to come here to take advantage of it and the taxpayers who pay for it.

Carney: Policy for profit regardless if the policy is junk science

h/t XC

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Electric-vehicle companies urge Ottawa to stay on the communist path and keep sales mandate

Electric-vehicle companies urge Ottawa to maintain EV sales mandate

The electric-vehicle industry says the federal government’s move away from EV sales targets undermines the Canadian sector while threatening investment and job creation.

The government said in September it was dropping the requirement that 20 per cent of car sales be EVs in 2026, and launching a review of the entire program, which raised the requirement to 100 per cent by 2035.


I wonder who has lined up dealership rights for ChiCom EV’s?

h/t Mauser

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Immigrants told to come to Canada for free health care

The feds are using the fact health care in Canada is free to try and lure immigrants to come to the country.

The Department of Immigration has launched an international marketing campaign promoting Canada’s public health care.

Your government hates you. (Incognito)

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BERNARDO: Laval organized crime hit highlights useless Liberal gun confiscation

On October 1, gunfire ripped through a Laval Starbucks.

Charalambos “Bobby the Greek” Theologou, gang leader, drug trafficker, repeat offender, was executed in front of undercover police officers.

“A team of at least five cars, including an operations supervisor, was deployed on the ground to monitor Theologou’s movements. Around ten police officers were therefore observing the gang leader.”

(Incognito)

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Chinese queue jumpers return home broke after failed attempt to buy Canadian residency for 40K

TingTing Biao remembers the moment she realized she lost everything, including tens of thousands of dollars in savings, on an immigration scheme that left her broke and traumatized.

A donated loaf of bread was all she could offer her child.

“My daughter eats one meal in the whole day,” Biao said, her voice trembling during an interview in Saskatoon this August.

Instead of a new life in Canada, Biao is now back in China warning others about what happened — a dream that turned into a nightmare.


I fixed the CBC sob story headline: Price of a promise: Chinese family returns home broke after paying 40k seeking Canadian residency

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KLEIN: Carney’s golden chance to rescue Prairie farmers

Prime Minister Mark Carney has been handed a golden parachute by the Chinese government. Their ambassador has said quite plainly: if Canada removes its 100% tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, China will reciprocate by dropping its crippling levies on Canadian agriculture, most notably canola and pork. It’s not a gift. It’s leverage. But it’s an opportunity.

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‘If there is no demand, we can’t operate’: Small landlords ponder future after foreign student cuts

Issmat Al-Akhali had plans to expand his Halifax student residence business to other locations in Canada given that his Granville Hall residence had a wait list teeming with students.

He was on track to add another residence in the Nova Scotia capital and develop one near the University of Prince Edward Island in Charlottetown. His long-term goal was to expand outside of Atlantic Canada.

Yea we should definitely swamp the country with 3rd World migrants so this guy can rent them rooms.

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