Hospital birth data suggests increase in birth tourism, says immigration expert

Births in Canada to foreign visitors and other non-residents have risen in the past year, an expert in immigration statistics has found after analyzing hospital data.

The research, published in a report on Wednesday, shows a small increase in births at Canadian hospitals to temporary residents, such as international students and people here on work permits.

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Bill Gates pictured with women in new Epstein files

Jeffrey Epstein kept photos of Bill Gates posing alongside women, newly published images show.

Democrats published 68 new photographs from Epstein’s estate showing Mr Gates as well as a host of the paedophile’s powerful associates, including Woody Allen, Noam Chomsky and Steve Bannon.

The Microsoft founder was pictured standing arm in arm with a woman with dark hair and a navy dress. A further photo showed him standing alongside a woman dressed in a white shirt in a hallway. Both had their faces obscured.

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BARCLAY: No ceasefire up North — the reality of Jewish life in Canada post-October 7

On December 14, two Islamic terrorists attacked a Chanukah celebration in Australia and murdered 15 people, including a 10-year-old girl, before their rampage was eventually halted by the Bondi police.

Unfortunately, the recent antisemitic attack in Australia has vividly underscored the sad reality that the shaky ceasefire between Israel and Hamas does not entail any peace for the international Jewish community or an end to the antisemitic violence that has become a consistent aspect of Jewish life in the wake of October 7.

(Incognito)

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Retarded: Doug Ford Wants To Build Casino Hotels In Niagara Falls For Homeless Fake Asylum Seekers

Doug Ford wants more casinos in Niagara Falls — but does anyone else?

Premier Doug Ford’s big bet on “more casinos” for Niagara Falls may not pay off.

Ford unveiled a new economic development scheme this week to boost tourism in Ontario, including new gambling houses in the honeymoon capital, in a bid to double the number of annual visitors at wineries, restaurants and other attractions in Niagara Region.

“I’m thrilled to announce our government’s ‘Destination Niagara strategy,’ a multibillion-dollar plan to build new world class attractions, elevate Niagara’s casino and gaming experience — meaning we want more casinos, big, large casinos to come here,” the premier enthused Monday in the Falls.

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I bet Carney will buy ’em

The Ajax tank scandal shames the British Army

By any normal logic, the FillYourBoots forum should never have become a problem for the Ministry of Defence (MoD). The Facebook page started as little more than a digital gossip corner: a place where soldiers shared banter, memes and humour too dark, too sharp and too truthful for civilian audiences. It was the army in its most unfiltered form. Harmless, rowdy, even charming.

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Brown University Shooter Claudio Neves Valente, 48, A Portuguese National, Found Dead Of A Self Inflicted Wound In A Storage Unit

The gunman who opened fire at Brown University and killed two students has been found dead after law enforcement officials clad in tactical gear descended on a storage facility in New Hampshire.

Authorities had found a vehicle used by the suspect parked outside the building in Salem – more than 80 miles from the Ivy League school – and secured a search warrant for a unit believed to have been rented by the suspect.

Police then found the suspect – Claudio Neves Valente, 48, a Portuguese national – dead inside the unit, authorities announced at a news conference Thursday night.

h/t Patti Jo

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Trump just like Hitler says Munk-ey boy

Trump’s mass deportation policy is taking American democracy with it

In certain ways, this fall in the United States has recalled the fall of 1938 in Nazi Germany, when mass deportations of undocumented people was one of Adolf Hitler’s most ambitious coercive policies before the start of the Second World War. In the U.S., too, the connection between domestic repression and foreign aggression is coming into focus.

That fall, the German police and SS rounded up 17,000 Jews with Polish citizenship and dumped them across the border. This set off a chain of events that provides a useful perspective on where the U.S. is now. A family was deported; a desperate refugee took revenge; the government organized a pogrom and reorganized its police; war followed.


Good Lord. The Munk-ey boys have jumped the shark, one too many circle-jerks I reckon.

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How a Toronto-area suspected serial killer evaded police for decades despite violent criminal record

A man posthumously identified last week as a serial killer, who police believe is responsible for three cold-case murders in Ontario in the 1980s and 90s, had a history of committing violent crimes, including rape.

However, Kenneth Smith remained biologically off the radar of law enforcement for decades, police say, because his prior convictions occurred before the creation of both the national DNA data bank and the sex-offender registry.

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Brown University shooting suspect identified by cops but they’re not releasing his name for some stupid reason

Brown University Mass Shooting Suspect

A suspect in the Brown University shooting that left two students dead and nine others wounded has been identified after an ineffectual six-day manhunt, sources tell The Post.

The perpetrator, whom authorities have not publicly named, managed to elude authorities for nearly a week after he opened fire inside a classroom and then escaped into the surrounding streets of Providence, Rhode Island, on Saturday.

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Teachers to be trained to spot early signs of misogyny in boys

Teachers are not the role models you are looking for.

Teachers will be given training to spot the signs of misogyny and tackle it in the classroom as part of the government’s long-awaited strategy to halve violence against women and girls within the next decade.

The plans – which focus on preventing the radicalisation of young men – are due to be unveiled on Thursday, after being pushed back three times this year.

Pupils will be taught about issues such as consent, the dangers of sharing intimate images, how to identify positive role models and to challenge unhealthy myths about women and relationships.

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Canada couldn’t treat a sick woman. So it offered her assisted suicide

Canada’s healthcare system used to be a source of pride for my country. It was regarded as one of the world’s best examples of a publicly-funded insurance system, free at the point of use, ranking highly for accessibility, care, compassion and the treatment of major and minor illnesses.

No longer. In 2024, the influential Commonwealth Fund survey placed Canada in seventh place out of ten developed countries, with a particularly poor score for access to care. In January, the Canada-based CD Howe Institute gave the country’s healthcare system an even gloomier diagnosis: it was placed ninth out of 10 countries, with all provinces and territories falling below the international average for overall healthcare performance.

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