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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Carney suggests immigration increase is on the horizon in New York Times interview

Carney suggests immigration increase is on the horizon in New York Times interview

OTTAWA – Prime Minister Mark Carney says with Canada’s immigration system back under control, the question now is when to begin a “controlled increase” of the country’s population.

Carney made the remark in a recent interview with the New York Times, just over a month before the government is required by law to release its immigration levels plan for the next three years.

“Now the question starts to become, when do we resume some controlled increase in the population, which is the nature of Canada?” Carney told the New York Times.


Under control? The liars have been juicing immigration numbers to bolster their make believe economic stats.

Canada’s Huge Population Revisions Reveal A Much Worse Economy

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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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Getting my Canadian permanent residency should have felt like a win. But I’ve lost a lot along the way

Getting my Canadian permanent residency should have felt like a win. But I’ve lost a lot along the way

I was 18 when I moved to Canada as a Nepalese international student, carrying two suitcases and a simple dream: to study, build a career and eventually call this country home. However, I didn’t fully understand when I first arrived how uncertain and emotionally exhausting the journey to permanent residency could be.

While I studied psychology and international relations at the University of British Columbia, I interned at the Canadian Cancer Society and worked as a research assistant in a lab. I said yes to opportunities, built connections and slowly started to feel like I belonged here.

I didn’t know Canada had a crisis level shortage of psychology and international relations majors.

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Check out the ‘crazy’ lineup of job seekers hoping to get work at Windsor’s new Costco

Check out the ‘crazy’ lineup of job seekers hoping to get work at Windsor’s new Costco

More than 1,000 people stood outside for hours waiting for job interviews for the new east Windsor Costco on Wednesday.

The lengthy and ever-growing line began at the front door of the Serbian Centre, where the job fair was held, and snaked along two sides of the venue’s large parking lot and up hundreds of metres of sidewalk on Catherine Street.

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Canada’s Huge Population Revisions Reveal A Much Worse Economy

Canada’s Huge Population Revisions Reveal A Much Worse Economy

And just like that, Canada’s shrinking population went the way of its technical recession—revised away. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows that the country’s population grew in Q3 2026. More importantly, the data includes the upward revisions we’ve been discussing for months. It turns out that the much-discussed population contraction plaguing the country didn’t exist. The revisions reveal a bigger population, but more importantly, a much worse economy.

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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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The big immigration lie: China increasingly dominating Germany’s automobile industry

The big immigration lie: China increasingly dominating Germany’s automobile industry

This is an article about China’s booming automobile industry and Germany’s declining automobile industry, but in reality, it is really an article about how anti-immigration China increasingly dominates the open borders, multicultural West.

That is not the typical way to open an article in our modern Western press, but this framing is entirely accurate, fair, and a reflection of reality.

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The Corporate Takeover of Canada’s Apartments Is Worse than You Think

The Corporate Takeover of Canada’s Apartments Is Worse than You Think

Driving around Herongate in Ottawa, I saw the usual signs of a low-income neighbourhood: social housing, worn apartment buildings, modest townhomes. I parked at the plain, low-rise community centre and followed the handwritten “Tenants Meeting →” signs on the cinder-block walls, carried along by lively chatter that led me to a room full of people. Residents had gathered because they were being evicted from their homes. One hundred and five families were at risk—more than 500 people.

The space was packed: elders, parents, young people, children, able-bodied and disabled alike. Later, I would learn that 93 percent of the community was racialized, with roots in Africa, the Arab world, and Asia. This was the most diverse neighbourhood I had ever visited in the city, and its residents were being displaced by Timbercreek—a financial firm dressed up as a landlord, with close to $12 billion under management.


I agree Canada’s rental property market is being exploited, but the Walrus is so left it ruins an important story by crying Capitalist racism at every turn rather than speak to real causes like the LPC’s exploitation of immigration policy.

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One of Canada’s largest private English language schools ceases operations, files for bankruptcy

One of Canada’s largest private English language schools has shut down after filing for bankruptcy on Friday.

In a message posted on its website, the International Language Academy of Canada cited increased financial challenges over the past three years “due to significant regulatory changes affecting the sector.”


Looks like the work of Liberals!

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Secret 1992 cabinet records reveal concerns over rising Canadian immigration levels

Secret 1992 cabinet records reveal concerns over rising Canadian immigration levels

Newly released cabinet records show Brian Mulroney’s government privately raised concerns more than three decades ago that Canada’s immigration system was facing growing public opposition, lengthy backlogs and an inability to remove failed refugee claimants.

Blacklock’s Reporter says minutes from a secret June 4, 1992 cabinet meeting, obtained through Access To Information, show then-Immigration Minister Bernard Valcourt told ministers there were fiscal and political reasons to overhaul the system.


The bastards in Ottawa destroyed Canada.

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Small wonder. Look who they’re hiring.

Small wonder. Look who they’re hiring.

How Canada’s border offices are facing a major security gap

Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is woefully behind when it comes to protecting its only facilities at airports, ports of entry and offices from security threat and risk, an audit found.

A recent effort to catch up on that work has exposed major shortcomings: Unauthorized people walked into secure areas through “piggybacking.” Surveillance cameras were missing or too blurry to be useful to guard the facilities. And official stamps used to process travellers and goods at ports of entry couldn’t be accounted for.


Looks like CBSA has a DEI problem.

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Conservatives, critics slam Globe and Mail column’s call for reopening the immigration gates

Conservatives, critics slam Globe and Mail column’s call for reopening the immigration gates

CALGARY — A recent Globe and Mail column has become the latest flashpoint in the raging debate over immigration in Canada, as columnist Doug Saunders’ call to “rev up” the country’s immigration system has drawn harsh criticism from Conservative politicians and other commentators who say Canada is still reeling from the previous population surge.


Saunders is on the wrong side of history. I recall a few years ago he was extolling the multicultural virtues of the UK’s London.

(Incognito)

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Canada gave contracts to Iran VP’s son while investigating role in regime missile program

Canada gave contracts to Iran VP’s son while investigating role in regime missile program

The Canadian government awarded millions worth of contracts to the son of Iran’s former vice-president, despite an ongoing investigation into allegations he helped the Islamic Republic evade sanctions and develop missile systems, documents obtained by Global News reveal.

Since founding two companies in Alberta, an Edmonton resident named “Sal Ghafouri” has received more than $2 million in federal and provincial contracts, including from the RCMP and Department of National Defence, public records show.


This shows you how rotten Canada is. The bastards in Ottawa keep letting Islamists in. It isn’t by accident.

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