Latest alleged Iranian regime official found in Canada wants his identity hidden

A suspected high-ranking Iranian official caught living in Canada appeared at his deportation hearing on Thursday as the regime he is accused of serving faced growing condemnation for killing protesters.

Before arriving in Canada, the Iranian citizen was a senior member of his government, according to the Canada Border Services Agency, which has asked the Immigration and Refugee Board to order his expulsion.

Who is approving entry for regime criminals? The LPC? We are a Banana Republic.

Share

LG Energy Solution to buy Stellantis’s stake in Ontario EV battery joint venture for just $100

South Korea’s LG Energy Solution on Friday said it plans to buy the 49-per-cent stake held by Stellantis in their battery joint venture in Ontario for the nominal amount of US$100.

Stellantis also said on Friday it would book charges of around €22.2-billion ($35.81-billion) in the second half of last year as the Franco-Italian automaker scales down electric-vehicle development plans and launches a “strategic shift.”


But wait there’s more!

Stellantis shares plunge as carmaker takes $22.2-billion writedown on EVs

Chevy Ends Building Tremec Corvette Transmissions in Canada, Production Shifts Back to America

Poor Joly! h/t Mauser

Share

WTF?

The Original Ad is below and it has not been well received. Frankly it comes across like those UK and German ads that inexplicably blame White males & not migrants for Europe’s tsunami of sexual assaults.

Some commentary

H/T Patti Jo

Share

Authorities still dicking around about deporting Sikh trucker who killed 16 in Humboldt crash

Sikh trucker killed 16

…. A lawyer for the truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash says his client is one step closer to being deported to India.

Lawyer Michael Greene says Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has rejected a request for Jaskirat Singh Sidhu to stay in the country as a refugee.

No matter his lawyer is asking for a deferral while yet another refugee appeal slowly works its way through the courts.

h/t Auntie Polly

Share

WARMINGTON: Toronto Police want public’s trust while they once again investigate themselves

When it comes to public trust in Toronto Police going forward, the public is in a position where you are just going to have to trust them.

In theory, the buck stop may stop at the Chief’s office when seven of his officers, and one retired cop, are charged in a conspiracy to commit murder and corruption case that saw a house of a corrections officer shot up, allegedly thanks to information leaked to hitmen.

Share

The criminals behind a shocking rise in cat theft

Since 2023, the number of ‘catnappings’ in the UK has shot up. Now reports have emerged of mass-breeding programmes using abducted moggies

In October 2023, Agata Losa, a psychologist from south-east London, found that her Bengal cat, Betty, had been stolen. She had recently moved to the area when Betty went out into the back garden one day and disappeared.

“In the morning, she still wasn’t there and I started panicking,” says Losa, who, appropriately enough, lives in Catford. “For the three weeks she was missing, I went out looking for her, I put up hundreds of posters, I posted up to 10 times a day on local Facebook groups and the Nextdoor app. Despite doing everything I could, there was nothing.”

A neighbour advised her to keep an eye on Gumtree and other sites where pets are sold, and lo and behold, there was a “badly photoshopped” advert for Betty, with a list price of £900.

Share