Court records show Ontario’s ‘serious concerns’ about three career colleges

Court records show Ontario’s ‘serious concerns’ about three career colleges

TORONTO — Ontario government officials who inspected three career colleges found evidence suggesting third parties were completing the coursework — sometimes entire courses in one day — and a few students who couldn’t name their school or program, they alleged in reports filed in court.

Inspection reports for three Academy of Learning locations are among hundreds of pages of documents that make up the record in a court challenge as the schools seek to overturn a government decision that cut off their ability to offer financial aid.

I can smell the 3rd World through my computer.

h/t Patti Jo

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Sharia law ‘religious divorce’ fails to fly with Immigration and Refugee Board

Sharia law ‘religious divorce’ fails to fly with Immigration and Refugee Board

A Canadian Muslim who tried to sponsor his Ethiopian wife for a permanent resident visa is out of luck because her “religious divorce” from her first husband under Sharia law isn’t recognized here.

Fetno Umer Kemo appealed a visa officer’s decision to deny Rahama Adem Abdi the document that allows foreign nationals to live, work and study anywhere in Canada indefinitely to the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. But the panel concluded that Kemo failed to establish that Abdi was “free to marry” when they wed in 2021.

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Refugee claimants strike out after Federal Court says their legal claim is AI fakery

Refugee claimants strike out after Federal Court says their legal claim is AI fakery

A claim for refugee protection in Canada by a family of three has been rejected because their appeal was apparently generated by artificial intelligence tools and riddled with fake cases and false legal arguments.

The Federal Court issued a sharp rebuke of a court filing that challenges an Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) decision that refused asylum to the trio, with Justice Roger Lafrenière saying the appeal is riddled with nonsense and calling it “an abusive document.”

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Internal Montreal police documents describe ‘radicalized’ subculture among officers

Internal Montreal police documents describe ‘radicalized’ subculture among officers

MONTREAL — A “radicalized” subculture formed among the ranks of officers at a Montreal police station in a multicultural neighbourhood before it was rocked by allegations of racism and criminal misconduct, newly released internal briefing notes say.

The documents, obtained by The Canadian Press through access to information legislation, are part of a package prepared for the appearance of Fady Dagher, Montreal’s police chief, before a municipal public safety committee in August.


No description of the subculture is provided but the ususal “experts” suggest it was white supremacist in nature.

“White supremacist” is the new one size fits all slur for Canadians’ trying to protect their culture and values from the government’s assault by mass immigration from incompatible cultures, ruinous aboriginal policy and the ongoing erasure of our heritage.

Hateful propaganda such as this article will serve to spur many more to stand up for their rights against the racist proponents of mass immigration.

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France: Anti-immigration influencer says supermarket employee called her a ‘racist’ and ‘dirty whore,’ but supermarket chain threatens her instead

France: Anti-immigration influencer says supermarket employee called her a ‘racist’ and ‘dirty whore,’ but supermarket chain threatens her instead

A French social media influencer known for her criticism of Islam and immigration said a cashier at a Carrefour supermarket called her a “dirty whore” and a “racist” while she was checking out, according to her account of the encounter.

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Carney gov’t lied: It turns out Canada’s population isn’t shrinking after all

Carney gov’t lied: It turns out Canada’s population isn’t shrinking after all

After several years of spectacular population growth in Canada, the story of 2026 has been the country experiencing the first outright population decline since Confederation.

While Canada showed a small quarter-over-quarter population decline during the fall months of 2025, revised numbers now show the population has generally been growing – contrary to previous counts that pointed to consistent and sizeable decreases.

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Canadian officials warn of marriage scams amid rising ‘cheating bride’ cases in India

Canadian officials warn of marriage scams amid rising ‘cheating bride’ cases in India

Immigration officials are cautioning Canadians and permanent residents about marriage scams following reports of rising “cheating bride” cases in India.

In a social media post Monday, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada warned residents to be wary about marrying someone and sponsoring them to move to Canada.

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Permanent resident who sexually interfered with girl, 15, aimed to dodge deportation

Permanent resident who sexually interfered with girl, 15, aimed to dodge deportation

A Hamilton, Ont., man who followed a 15-year-old down a dark trail just before midnight, grabbed her by the hair from behind, then showed her an explicit video and exposed himself has failed to convince a judge to tailor his sentence so he can avoid deportation.

Harpreet Singh, 30, was convicted in the Ontario Court of Justice for sexual interference, making sexually explicit material available to a child for the purpose of facilitating sexual interference, and exposure to a person under the age of 16 years for a sexual purpose. The permanent Canadian resident, who was born and raised in Punjab, India, argued unsuccessfully for 182 days in jail followed by two years of probation.

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‘ARJUN WAS HERE:’ Hikers discover graffiti scrawled across rocks near Devil’s Thumb in Banff National Park

‘ARJUN WAS HERE:’ Hikers discover graffiti scrawled across rocks near Devil’s Thumb in Banff National Park

CALGARY — Hikers have raised concerns after photographs showing markings on rocks near Lake Louise circulated online, prompting renewed questions about vandalism and the treatment of natural features in protected Canadian parks.

A Reddit post published Tuesday by a hiker who said they recently visited the Devil’s Thumb area included photographs showing writing on rocks along the route.


3rd World Foreigners do not make us stronger.

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Regina Employer Latest to Be Charged Under Saskatchewan’s Law on Foreign Workers

Regina Employer Latest to Be Charged Under Saskatchewan’s Law on Foreign Workers

A Regina-based transportation company faces several charges under Saskatchewan’s immigration legislation governing foreign-worker recruitment and immigration services.

The provincial Ministry of Immigration and Career Training has charged Escalade Transportation Inc. and Hafiz Tariq Ayub with three offences each under Section 22 of The Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Act, according to a Sept. 16 news release.

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‘We will rule in CANADA’: Letter from Bishnoi gang to police disclosed to CBC News

‘We will rule in CANADA’: Letter from Bishnoi gang to police disclosed to CBC News

CBC News has obtained a copy of a letter the Lawrence Bishnoi gang sent Canada’s “defence minister, army and police” last year claiming to have 5,000 gang members in Canada and “more guns” than the police.

The letter sent to the Abbotsford Police Department and signed “Lawrence gang from India” was released through an Access to Information Act request for exhibits from an Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) hearing for a Bishnoi associate who was ordered deported in July.

h/t Mauser

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Here’s how many people the CBSA has deported amid extortion crackdown

Here’s how many people the CBSA has deported amid extortion crackdown

The Canada Border Services Agency says it has removed 111 people from the country as part of a nationwide crackdown on foreign nationals suspected of links to extortion and organized crime.

The deportations stemmed from 188 removal orders issued over the past year, with the bulk of the deportations occurring in British Columbia and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

“The Canada Border Services Agency continues to take action against individuals with suspected links to extortion activities, working with law enforcement partners across Canada to identify, investigate, and remove those who are inadmissible under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act,” the agency said in a news release Monday.

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Jamie Sarkonak: Time for a reckoning against illegal garbage dumping

One of Alberta’s greatest Samaritans is a man who goes by the online alias “One Ditch at a Time.” He scours the countryside for illegally dumped garbage along roadsides and fencelines, documents it, names and shames whenever possible (and it’s often possible, based on how much mail gets tossed), and prepares the trash for pickup or takes it away himself.

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Family of two murdered Abbotsford seniors frustrated as killers launch constitutional challenge

Family of two murdered Abbotsford seniors frustrated as killers launch constitutional challenge

Three men convicted in the brutal murders of two Abbotsford seniors are challenging how long they should serve in prison before being considered for parole under the so-called faint hope clause.

“The faint hope clause makes no sense to me. It’s ridiculous,” said Brian Barthel, the son-in-law of victims Arnold and Joanne De Jong.

Kushveer Toor, Abhijeet Singh and Gurkaran Singh were convicted earlier this year in the 2022 first-degree murders of the De Jongs, who were attacked during a home invasion.

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