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I feel sorry for the “security guard” as I believe they are told not to engage.

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Why feminist crusader Justin Trudeau is really keeping tight-lipped on Russell Brand… and his fears for girlfriend Katy Perry amid ‘tell-all’ plan

Why feminist crusader Justin Trudeau is really keeping tight-lipped on Russell Brand… and his fears for girlfriend Katy Perry amid ‘tell-all’ plan

‘Sometimes supportive boyfriend duties call,’ Justin Trudeau shrugged after swapping Canada’s World Cup opener for a Katy Perry performance, but even he couldn’t have seen this call coming.

On Monday, Perry’s ex-husband Russell Brand was jailed for ten-and-a-half years for one count of rape and three of sexual assault, allegations he has denied, and the Firework singer has kept her lips firmly sealed.

But not for much longer, it seems.


Trudeau and Perry both have groper claims against them.

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Woke activists want to change the dictionary definition of CHICKEN – to remove its meaning as ‘a coward’

Woke activists want to change the dictionary definition of CHICKEN – to remove its meaning as ‘a coward’

The next time you call someone a chicken, think again – animal rights activists want the insult banned.

Campaign group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta) has written to the Oxford English Dictionary, demanding it scrap the definition of chicken as a cowardly or faint-hearted person.

In a letter to chief editor Michael Proffitt, the organisation claims the description is unfair, inaccurate and harmful to the bird’s reputation.

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‘NOT A BLANK CANVAS:’ CBC Kids poppy video sparks renewed online outrage

‘NOT A BLANK CANVAS:’ CBC Kids poppy video sparks renewed online outrage

A resurfaced CBC Kids video about the Remembrance Day poppy has been taken down after sparking online outrage among Canadians.

The 2021 video, which CBC Kids kept up on its YouTube channel for five years until Tuesday, explains why Canadians wear poppies on Remembrance Day, along with the Royal Canadian Legion’s annual poppy drive to support veterans and their families.

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Man who used fraudulent passport to get in and out of Canada 16 times handed 2-year sentence

Man who used fraudulent passport to get in and out of Canada 16 times handed 2-year sentence

A Ghanaian man who used a fraudulent Canadian passport to leave and re-enter the country 16 times has been sentenced to two years in prison for citizenship fraud.

Jefferson Zormelo, 22, pleaded guilty earlier this year to violating the Canadian Citizenship Act.

On Monday in Calgary, Justice Karen Molle said Zormelo’s act “attacks the integrity of the Canadian citizenship regime.”

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