“Immigration from incompatible cultures”
Fingerprints from an immigration file: Deadly Mother’s Day Home Invasion
In the quiet rural enclave of Arcadian Way, a Mother’s Day celebration turned into a nightmare of unimaginable violence. Arnold De Jong, 77, and his wife Joanne De Jong, 76, were found bound and lifeless in their longtime home on May 9, 2022, victims of a calculated home invasion that shocked the Fraser Valley community. What began as a welfare check by concerned family members unravelled into a chilling tale of greed, exploitation, and cross-border opportunism. Three young men from India, barely out of their teens, stand accused of orchestrating the robbery and murders – a case that highlights vulnerabilities in elderly isolation and the dark undercurrents of financial desperation among newcomers.
They all have to go along with the bastards who let them in.
Poll finds 80% back fast-tracking deportations in extortion cases as Liberal Party Voter Import Program continues to draw negative attention
The sheer amount of extortion attempts and extortion-related shootings in British Columbia has commanded national and international attention. It is not surprising to see more than half of British Columbians (56 per cent) saying they have followed news related to this situation “very closely” or “moderately closely” over the past month.
At this moment, respondents of South Asian descent are more likely to be captivated by this story (67 per cent) than their counterparts whose heritage is Indigenous (59 per cent), European (56 per cent) or East Asian (55 per cent).
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.
Border cops seize quarter-tonne of meth after truck stopped at Blue Water Bridge
A 29-year-old man from Woodstock has been charged with drug offences after more than a quarter-tonne of methamphetamine was seized earlier this month at the Blue Water Bridge near Sarnia.
… The CBSA said Kulbir Singh was arrested and was handed over to the RCMP, along with the narcotics. He has been charged with importation of methamphetamine and possession of methamphetamine for the purpose of trafficking.
h/t Cyclist & Patti Jo
Canada’s Shadow Refugee Claim System: How Tens of Thousands Are Approved Without a Single Question
New report warns Canada’s paper-based refugee fast track may be prone to abuse by terror-linked and transnational fraud networks.
OTTAWA — A sweeping new border control investigation has revealed that since 2019, Canada’s refugee hearing board has been quietly accepting tens of thousands of asylum claims without ever questioning the migrants, effectively rubber-stamping applications from some of the most dangerous countries on earth — Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Russia, Pakistan, and Iran — through a paper-based process that is wide open to fraud and bypasses the security screening architecture designed to protect the nation.
Canadian immigration officers investigating hundreds identified by extortion task force
Canadian immigration officials are investigating hundreds of foreign citizens identified by B.C.’s anti-extortion unit, according to new figures released to Global News.
The Canada Border Services Agency said it had launched probes into 296 people who were “brought to our attention by B.C Extortion Task Force partner agencies as persons of interest.”
The latest statistics, which are as of Feb. 4, represent a sharp increase from just a month ago, when the task force said that just over 100 CBSA investigations were underway.
Sundeep Sekhon arrested more than 1 year after fatal hit-and-run in Mississauga
More than one year after a woman was struck and killed by a vehicle while crossing a street in Mississauga, police say they have arrested the alleged driver.
On Jan. 14, 2025, Peel police responded to the area of Bristol Road West and Loonlake Avenue after a pedestrian was hit by a black SUV while crossing at the crosswalk.
Authorities Charge Foreign National Satnam Singh After Record Meth Seizure at BC Border
A foreign national is facing charges linked to what Canada’s border agency is labelling the largest narcotics seizure in the history of British Columbia’s Abbotsford-Huntingdon port of entry.
Canadian border guards caught a man attempting to smuggle a “significant amount” of methamphetamine from the United States at the B.C. crossing last November, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) said in a Feb. 10 press release this week to announce the charges.
End ‘Visa King’ and immigration consultants — Canadian immigration is not a Cracker Jack box prize
Somewhere in Brampton, a man who calls himself the “Canadian Visa King” sits behind a desk with immigration paperwork, flashing a wristwatch worth more than most Canadians earn in five years. The watch, a Richard Mille replica or, if a genuine watch costs about $300,000, tells you everything you need to know about what Canada’s immigration system has become.
A gold mine for those who know how to work the system.
This video tells you a lot about Canada right now.
An influencer calling himself the “Canadian Visa King.”
Flexing how many people he gets visas to Canada.
It’s sad to see what a joke our immigration system has becomepic.twitter.com/9Wo4Js5AQ6
— Real Talk Politks (@realtalkpolitks) February 8, 2026
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Divisive identity politics risk fragmenting Canada further
Canada finds itself listing in stormy waters, split between several solitudes. We are no longer just divided between French and English. Now we are torn along national identity, media ecosystems, class, and basic beliefs about Canadian values and culture. It is doubtful that Canada will be able to remain a unified country if we continue under an incompetent skipper, Mr. Carney, at the helm.
The heartbreak is that Canada, our beloved Canada, has enormous potential. Tragically, however, we have been governed for years by people who, whether for personal gain or due to ineptitude, failed to do the hard work of nation‑building. Instead, they fueled the destruction of our national identity and values, and the degradation of our economy.
Related …
Are you sick of hearing the phrase: “you can’t be racist to White people”?
Me too. So I took 2 months and put together this video.
This video proves anti-White sentiment IS racism, and dismantles every single lie progressives and anti-White professors use to justify it.
Of… pic.twitter.com/bms2b7BQ73
— Metatron (@pureMetatron) February 8, 2026
Texas Democrat Goes Viral After Pitting Whites Against Minorities
Texas State Democrat Representative Gene Wu, who was born in China, went viral over the weekend for comments targeting America’s white citizenry.
Gosh, who could have seen that coming? @fancypants_s https://t.co/OlyFTDeB2z
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) February 8, 2026
Meanwhile in the country that used to be Canada: Brampton of course …
Diversity Our Strength! @fancypants_s https://t.co/FOWBXKy2oR
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) February 8, 2026
So, so sick of these 🐖🐖.@fancypants_s https://t.co/z035Gx6qY1
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) February 8, 2026
h/t Patti Jo & Auntie Polly
Human Trafficking Alert: Carney turns low-wage LMIA processing back on in 8 regions for his corporate welfare pals
Service Canada will again accept and process low‑wage LMIA applications in Vancouver, Winnipeg, Kingston, Halifax, Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton and Montréal for the first quarter of 2026, reported the US-based VisaHQ.
The federal government is lifting the freeze on low-wage foreign workers in eight cities where unemployment has dipped below 6%.
Canadian workers in places like Halifax, Vancouver, Winnipeg, and Montreal will see more competition from foreign labour. pic.twitter.com/CTFcZF3UAh
— Riley Donovan (@valdombre) February 7, 2026
Leicester is no multicultural success – it is a stark warning to the rest of Britain
Leicester found its most famous figure under a car park.
Five centuries after his death, the bones of Richard III were uncovered beneath tarmac and paint markings – an English king reduced to an inconvenience in a city that had forgotten it had buried him. When the discovery was finally made, it was packaged as a curiosity and a triumph of archaeology.
But perhaps it should have been recognised as something else entirely: a metaphor for how the city has too often dealt with uncomfortable truths by covering them.
Leicester presents itself as untroubled: diverse, modern, quietly successful. But underneath the slogans is a city transformed faster than its institutions, politics, and communities were ever prepared to handle.
Finally … Serial Creep Mohamed Askar Mohamed-Razik Arrested in Criminal Harassment Investigation
Man Arrested in Criminal Harassment Investigation, City of Toronto, Image Released
Indian creep who was already trespassed for harassing women is back again, stalking and filming the same Toronto police officer he once degraded as an OnlyFans tramp.
Even the cops look fed up with the endless Indian nonsense. pic.twitter.com/Qof9oNh8kR
— Nate (@CelticAshes) October 6, 2025
Creepy 3rd world foreigner records White women in Canada then abuses them when they ask him to stop recording & being a creep.
Protect girls & women.
Remigration. pic.twitter.com/OViKFHojRP
— Lozzy B (@TruthFairy131) January 30, 2026
Total creep