LILLEY: Liberals can’t sweep voting irregularities under rug

LILLEY: Liberals can’t sweep voting irregularities under rug

The mess that was the Ontario Liberal nomination race in Scarborough Southwest can’t simply be swept under the rug. The party is facing serious allegations of wrongdoing in the vote that happened over the weekend, and those must be answered, not ignored.

Nate Erskine-Smith, who lost by 19 votes to Ahsanul Hafiz, has claimed that there were 34 more ballots counted than there were recorded voters. He also said there were “repeated and serious inconsistencies with respect to proof of identification” and said there were “problematic actions in the voting area.”


Nothing will be done, the Liberals are as corrupt as the Muslims.

Besides Mohammed Erskine-Smith is only upset because he lost.

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Ontario AG says a quarter of private trucking schools have never had a government employee inside

Ontario AG says a quarter of private trucking schools have never had a government employee inside

TORONTO — A quarter of Ontario’s private trucking schools offering mandatory entry-level training for commercial drivers have never been inspected by the provincial government, Auditor General Shelley Spence said Tuesday, raising concerns about oversight and road safety in the sector.

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WARMINGTON: Videos show purported crossbow at Khalsa Day but police did not see it

WARMINGTON: Videos show purported crossbow at Khalsa Day but police did not see it

This guy appears to have brought a hunting crossbow to a community event in Mississauga.

More than 300,000 people showed up for the 2026 Sikh Spiritual Centre Khalsa Day (Nagar Kirtan) Parade on Sunday, May 3, in Mississauga and Toronto.

Next the Muslims will demand they be allowed to march with severed heads.

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Judge gives lenient sentence so trucker can dodge deportation after fatal Ontario crash

Judge gives lenient sentence so trucker can dodge deportation after fatal Ontario crash

A Thunder Bay judge has issued an absolute discharge so an Indian trucker who pleaded guilty to dangerous driving in a fatal crash can avoid deportation.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice heard Ajitpal Singh was driving too close behind another truck that lost control and jackknifed on Highway 102 in December 2021, killing the driver of a truck heading in the opposite direction, and severely injuring a passenger.

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B.C. Securities Commission identifies more than 100 money mules in investment fraud cases

B.C. Securities Commission identifies more than 100 money mules in investment fraud cases

… According to Canada’s anti-money-laundering watchdog, FinTRAC, organized-crime groups based in India have been recruiting people living in Canada – often vulnerable young men from India on study permits – to launder the proceeds of extortion targeting Canada’s South Asian diaspora. The BCSC only has jurisdiction when the dirty money is linked to an investment fraud, according to Mr. Wu.

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LILLEY: We shouldn’t let underage non-citizens vote in party nominations

LILLEY: We shouldn’t let underage non-citizens vote in party nominations

Can we talk about the crazy way that we let our political parties select their candidates and leaders.

Over the weekend, the Ontario Liberal Party held a nomination race to select their candidate for the upcoming provincial byelection in Scarborough Southwest. Ahsanul Hafiz took 718 votes on the third ballot to defeat current Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, who received 699 votes.

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Kreepy Kastle lives up to its name thanks to diversity

Kreepy Kastle lives up to its name thanks to diversity

Two men who were the focus of a police search after an eight-year-old boy was assaulted at a Khalsa Day carnival attraction have been identified.

On April 19, in Surrey, the boy was assaulted inside the Kreepy Kastle, a haunted house attraction, police said. He escaped the two men to reach his family outside, but suffered injuries to his neck that required treatment at hospital.

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Calgary police defend Punjabi signs amid backlash over immigration concerns

Calgary police defend Punjabi signs amid backlash over immigration concerns

CALGARY — The Calgary Police Service (CPS) is responding to criticism over temporary signs that were posted in northeast Calgary in the Punjabi language as part of an effort to combat extortion crimes targeting the South Asian community.

In a statement to the Western Standard, CPS said it had placed “ten temporary signs in select northeast Calgary locations for a two-week period, which began on Wednesday, April 22, 2026,” adding that the locations were chosen based on current intelligence about extortion activity in the city.

h/t Mauser

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HUNTER: B.C. cops target extortion rackets by naming and shaming

HUNTER: B.C. cops target extortion rackets by naming and shaming

The judiciary, so-called civil society rackets, and the faculty lounge must be sputtering with rage.

Cops in Surrey, B.C. did something utterly counter-intuitive in Canada: They released a slew of mugshots of suspected criminals in the Vancouver suburb’s chaotic extortion rackets.


This is criminal abuse by the Liberal Party.

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‘WE DON’T DO THAT HERE’: Indian man caught washing clothes, using detergent in BC river

CALGARY — A Canadian woman has gone viral online after she filmed a man who appears to be of Indian descent washing his clothes in a protected stream and polluting it with laundry detergent.

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Failed refugee claimant, MS-13 gang informant, identity thief and forger can stay in Canada

Failed refugee claimant, MS-13 gang informant, identity thief and forger can stay in Canada

A failed refugee claimant convicted in the United States in 2006 and 2009 of identity theft and forgery has won a stay of the order issued by Canadian authorities last November to deport him to Honduras.

The man, identified only by the initials FGH in a recent Federal Court decision, “acted as an informant against the MS-13 gang in exchange for deferral of his removal from the United States.”

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So called “Regina Man” Abdulkader Ali sentenced for falsification of immigration documents

So called “Regina Man” Abdulkader Ali sentenced for falsification of immigration documents

A Regina man has been sentenced and fined $75,000 for falsifying federal immigration documents.

Abdulkader Ali pleaded guilty to submitting false immigration sponsorships to Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and counselling a refugee to provide false information on their IRCC application and counselling someone to sign as a sponsor without their knowledge.

Ali had been working as a refugee field worker with a local sponsorship organization at the time.


This should be treated as an act of demographic warfare by Islamists.

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Canada Now Officially A 3rd World Shithole State

Canada Now Officially A 3rd World Shithole State

I pray they’re wrong. h/t Patti Jo

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