Pakistani claims Canada deported him, vows to bring more immigrants back to ‘make it even worse’

CALGARY — A viral video showing a man celebrating what he describes as his deportation from Canada has sparked attention online, with the creator saying he plans to bring more immigrants back to the country and “make it even worse.”

The video appears to have been posted by Mississauga-based content creator Unver Malick. His social-media accounts contain multiple videos centred around the theme of deportation from Canada.

h/t Patti Jo

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DONOVAN: Danielle Smith’s immigration hypocrisy — Alberta quietly flooding rural towns with immigrants

DONOVAN: Danielle Smith’s immigration hypocrisy — Alberta quietly flooding rural towns with immigrants

Even as Premier Danielle Smith takes on the role of outspoken crusader against unsustainable immigration levels, her government is running a program explicitly designed to increase the flow of immigrants into rural Alberta.

The stated goal of Alberta’s Rural Renewal Stream is to “attract and recruit newcomers to address labour needs and settle newcomers” in small communities.

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Usual suspects upset about CBSA ID checks of foreigners who won’t leave the country

Usual suspects upset about CBSA ID checks of foreigners who won’t leave the country

Migrant groups, lawyers sound alarm about immigration checks on protesting international students

Migrant advocates are calling for an inquiry after immigration checks were carried out last week on international students protesting in Calgary about being denied the right to work in Canada after completing their studies.

For weeks, international students have been protesting in northeast Calgary about their inability to obtain postgraduation work permits. Similar protests involving Indian students have been held in Edmonton.

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Iranian regime member deported from Canada, CBSA confirms

Iranian regime member deported from Canada, CBSA confirms

A senior member of the Iranian regime has been deported from Canada after a judge dismissed his last-minute appeal, Global News has learned.

The Canada Border Services Agency said it had removed Syed Salman Samani, Iran’s former deputy interior minister and official spokesperson.


I’m more interested in learning who has been letting his likes into Canada.

Our government appears deeply compromised by foreign powers and criminals.

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America’s Stranger Problem

America’s Stranger Problem

et’s begin with something most can agree on: high emotion, even rage, and viral imagery increasingly overwhelm logic and reason. Combined with a growing disagreement over what it means to be an American, the result is today’s toxic politics, where fellow citizens increasingly see one another not merely as opponents, but as strangers with fundamentally incompatible values attempting to share a common country. That doesn’t work!

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International students’ Calgary protest quashed by CBSA status checks

International students’ Calgary protest quashed by CBSA status checks

Agents with the Canada Border Services Agency shut down a multi-week protest camp set up in northeast Calgary by international students who believe their post-graduation work permit applications were wrongfully refused.

Border services agents went to the demonstration site on Wednesday looking for people with expired visas who have overstayed their permitted time in Canada.

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Dominion Society marches ahead with nationalist conference despite Hamilton mayor’s opposition, political pressure

Dominion Society marches ahead with nationalist conference despite Hamilton mayor’s opposition, political pressure

CALGARY — The founder of the Dominion Society of Canada says that his nationalist organization is planning to proceed with an upcoming conference in Hamilton, Ontario, later this month despite opposition from the city’s mayor and uncertainty over whether controversial Austrian remigration advocate Martin Sellner will be admitted to Canada.

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TRU officials won’t say whether international fugitive was ever a registered student

TRU officials won’t say whether international fugitive was ever a registered student

An international fugitive wanted by the FBI is said to have gained entry into North America under the guise of studying at Thompson Rivers University, but TRU officials won’t say whether he ever registered as a student in Kamloops.

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Border Whistleblower’s Warnings Unexamined Because Canada Never Activated Watchdog Approved By Parliament

Border Whistleblower’s Warnings Unexamined Because Canada Never Activated Watchdog Approved By Parliament

OTTAWA — A new report from a prominent Ottawa attorney has concluded that Luc Sabourin — the Canadian border intelligence whistleblower who says he was threatened at his Gatineau home by a Sinaloa cartel-linked gangster and later pressured out of his career after refusing an order to destroy roughly 1,000 foreign passports — faced “a pattern of workplace conflict and retaliation.” And his case remains unresolved, the report finds, for a reason that should alarm every Canadian: the independent oversight body Parliament created in 2024 to investigate exactly such allegations has still not been brought into force.


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Canadian Border officers storm international student hunger strike, checking papers … wagging fingers, going home

h/t handy n handsome

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Conservatives call for Liberals to block ‘candy sentences’ for immigrants convicted of crimes

Conservatives call for Liberals to block ‘candy sentences’ for immigrants convicted of crimes

OTTAWA — Conservative immigration critic Michelle Rempel Garner reiterated her call Tuesday for the Liberal government to amend the Criminal Code to put an end to “candy sentences” that she says allow immigrants who commit crimes to avoid deportation.

Speaking to reporters in Ottawa, the longtime Conservative MP argued that a slew of recent headlines detailing how non-Canadians charged with various crimes but received reduced sentences so as to avoid deportation proceedings was “insane and disgusting.”

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In this Canadian city, rent gobbles up 95% of a full-time, minimum-wage earner’s working hours

In this Canadian city, rent gobbles up 95% of a full-time, minimum-wage earner’s working hours

Rents in Canada are so high that minimum-wage earners have to allocate much of their full-time work hours to cover the average cost an apartment, thereby jeopardizing their push for financial independence, according to a new report by Zoocasa Realty Inc.

“Financial independence and stable housing have long been seen as markers of adulthood, but for many young Canadians, these milestones are slipping out of reach,” the report released on Aug. 10 said.

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Open Border Extremists at CBC equate desire for immigration reform with “hate crime”

Open Border Extremists at CBC equate desire for immigration reform with “hate crime”

Hamilton anti-racism groups give tips on how to avoid unwittingly renting venues to groups deemed extremist

An organization calling for the deportation of immigrants says it’s hosting a conference in the Hamilton area on Aug. 29, prompting local anti-racism groups to take action.

In an open letter, several organizations, including the Hamilton Anti-Racism Resource Centre (HARRC) and Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion (HCCI), are urging businesses and institutions not to rent space to Dominion Society of Canada and other such groups.

The letter also shares tips to help venues avoid unwittingly letting extremist groups book their events.

The CBC is a far left extremist group and their message is clear you are to be demonized for your beliefs. Frank discussion of immigration reform marks you as a forever guilty racist oppressor and any attempt to stand up and protect your own best interests is a hate crime.

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GUNTER: Liberal refugee claimant policy burdens Canada’s health care

GUNTER: Liberal refugee claimant policy burdens Canada’s health care

That didn’t take long.

Back in May, as part of a promise in the last federal budget to lower the cost of providing health care for unproven refugee claimants and asylum seekers, the federal government announced that newcomers awaiting hearings on their permanent residency would be required to pay 30% of their health care costs and four dollars on all prescriptions.

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Carney government restores health coverage it had cut for so called refugees

Carney government restores health coverage it had cut for so called refugees

OTTAWA — The Carney government has quietly walked back some of its cuts to a program providing temporary health-care coverage to refugees and asylum-seekers, months after slashing benefits for some of Canada’s most vulnerable newcomers.

Earlier this year, following a budget pledge to lower funding, Ottawa introduced changes to the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP), which provides health care to resettled refugees and asylum claimants who are waiting to qualify for provincial or territorial insurance.

Beginning in May, most people eligible for the program were required to pay 30 per cent of costs for health services, assistive devices and medical supplies that had previously been covered, along with $4 for prescription medication and refills.

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