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Brampton trucking company owners charged in Blue Water Bridge smuggling case

Lovedeep Singh, 32, and Khushdeep Singh, 29, who live at the same address in Brampton, are charged with conspiracy and possessing property obtained by crime. One of the conspiracy charges alleges between March 1 and March 6, in Point Edward, they conspired to import cocaine into Canada from the U.S. by organizing and directing Ravinderbir Singh, court records say.


I’m betting that last Sikh sungh like a Canary.

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America’s Crime Divide Is Racial, Regional, and Ruthless – The whitest states sleep soundly. The ‘diverse’ ones don’t sleep at all.

America’s crime map is not random. And it is not evenly distributed. It forms a pattern, a persistent outline that says more about the country than any campaign speech or census brochure ever could. When you trace the safest states in America, you trace a corridor of calm: New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont’s shadow, Idaho’s long sweep of farms and foothills. Places where the pace is steady and the population overwhelmingly white. When you trace the most dangerous states, the pattern changes just as sharply — a concentration of chaos in states marked by sprawling cities, fractured communities, and the kind of “diverse” demographic makeup polite society insists you never mention.

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Diversity Crime

Homicide Charges Laid Following Fatal Home Invasion in Vaughan

Investigators with the York Regional Police Homicide Unit have charged one adult with First Degree Murder in connection with a fatal home invasion that occurred in the City of Vaughan.

Investigators have obtained judicial authorization to identify 16-year-old Jayshaun WILLIAMS, who is wanted for First Degree Murder in connection with the incident. The judicial authorization will expire on Friday, November 14, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. At which time his image and name must be removed from circulation.

h/t MP

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A Gut Punch in the Culture Fight

A courageous British veteran of World War II tells his country this is not the freedom he and so many others fought for.

The saddest news clip I saw last week was not Fox News calling the Virginia Attorney General race for a man who wants me dead, and will make that outcome likelier when I move to the state next year. Nor New York City’s Mayor-Elect screaming communist blather in his victory speech. Both were painful, but neither as painful as a Good Morning, Britain interview with a 100-year-old English D-Day veteran. The magnificent hero, Alec Penstone, turned an intended fluff segment into one of the most melancholic reflections ever on the wretched state of the nation he fought for, and his brothers bled and died for. And his words rang like warning bells to this side of the Pond, if too late for Virginia and New York.


“Nobody Voted For Multiculturalism!”

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Why do we have to pretend not to notice the diversity in TV ads?

Black and white commercial

The squall-in-a-ramekin over Sarah Pochin’s comments on diversity in advertising looks to be blowing itself out. It may even strike a nostalgic note by the time you dip into this column, as you seek some temporary escape from the latest horror to unfold on the streets of London.

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“Brampton Men”

Brampton men charged after OPP seize 72 handguns, cocaine in transport

… Balraj Singh, 31, has been charged with 72 counts of weapons trafficking and possession for the purpose of trafficking – cocaine.

Kawalbir Singh, 21, has been charged with 72 counts of weapons trafficking and also was remanded into custody. He is to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice in Toronto on Oct. 22.

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RCMP names 7 cartel syndicates active in Canada

A high-ranking RCMP officer is painting a disturbing picture of the cartel footprint in Canada.

In a rare interview, RCMP Chief Superintendent and Director General of the National Serious and Organized Crime Program, Mathieu Bertrand, revealed to W5’s Avery Haines that at least seven cartels are active in Canada.


For some reason they left the LPC off the list.

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REMIGRATION NOW!

Ontario Sikh leader explains why he refused protection: ‘I’d rather take India’s bullet’

The man who has replaced Hardeep Singh Nijjar as the leader of the Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) group in Canada says he turned down an offer of protection from the Canadian government that would have required him to “disappear” from his life.

Inderjeet Singh Gosal of Brampton, Ont., is considered one of the main targets for assassination by the same forces that already gunned down his predecessor in the parking lot of the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in Surrey, B.C.

Gosal says he has no plans to keep a low profile and will be in the nation’s capital for an SFJ-organized referendum on Punjabi independence from India next month — an event sure to infuriate the Modi government.


Canada’s immigration policy is an elite imposed tyranny.

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CANADA’S MOST WANTED: Who they are and what they’re accused of

The Bolo Program has released its newest Top 25 Most Wanted Fugitives in Canada. These men and women are wanted in connection with some of the country’s most serious crimes, from public shootings and double homicides to drug trafficking and sexual offences.

Police are urging Canadians to be vigilant, reminding the public that more than $500,000 in rewards are available for tips leading to arrests.


Once again White Canadians are under represented  doubtless due to the systemic bias of our judicial system.

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Navjeet Singh the driver accused in the fatal crash that killed a mother and her 8 yr. old daughter fled Canada but is now free on bail

An Ontario truck driver accused of killing a Manitoba mother and her eight-year-old daughter after running a stop sign has been granted bail — despite previously fleeing the country to avoid prosecution.

Navjeet Singh was arrested at Toronto’s Pearson Airport nine months after leaving Canada following the crash. Police say he was aware of the charges when he left. Now, he must surrender his passport, stay at a relative’s home in Ontario, and phone the RCMP on a weekly basis. That’s it. For a man who already fled once, the court’s decision raises serious questions about how Canada defines a “flight risk.”


I wonder if the family could sue the federal government for homicide by negligent immigration?

h/t MW

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For centuries Britain was a bastion against anti-Semitism. Now we have imported it.

It’s the fact that it happened in Britain that is so disturbing. We can no longer tell ourselves that this is a safe country, a country that elevates civic order and religious tolerance, a country that leaves anti-Semitism, along with other forms of extremism, to excitable foreigners.

Until this week, British Jews had been spared the horrors visited on their co-religionists in even our nearest neighbours. France has seen stabbings at a Marseilles synagogue, children shot in a Jewish school in Toulouse, a hostage siege in a kosher supermarket in the Île-de-France, a knife attack on a Jewish community centre in Nice and hundreds of incidents of desecration, intimidation and abuse.


Like Great Britain Canada imported Islam.

Who thought inviting a cult that hates us was good idea?

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Accused kidnappers seek bail days after man was found bound, beaten in abandoned Orillia building

The five men accused of kidnapping and brutally beating a man found inside an abandoned building in downtown Orillia, Ont., over the weekend appeared in court as they seek bail hearings.

Provincial Police in Orillia were called to a former gas station along Colborne Street East and Peter Street at about 9 p.m. on Saturday following reports of suspicious activity involving masked suspects.

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