Shooter was on student visa when Bishnoi gang hired him to threaten Punjabi musician AP Dhillon

Judge said Abjeet Kingra will likely be deported to India after serving 6-year sentence for 2024 attack.

A 25-year-old hired to terrorize Punjabi singer AP Dhillon at the behest of the Bishnoi gang came to Canada four years ago on a student visa, according to court records obtained by CBC News.

But the judge who sentenced Abjeet Kingra last month for a violent September 2024 attack on the musician’s B.C. home said the accused struggled in school and the Canadian employment market, and in doing so failed to meet [his] family’s financial needs back home, thus taking on this contract.

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Man charged with terror offence over body bag Hallowe’en display

A man has been charged with a terror offence over a Hallowe’en display featuring effigies of local politicians in body bags.

Stephen Marcum, 58, strung up several bin bags in his front garden at his home in Stanton, Kentucky, to look like bodies wrapped in plastic.

The figures, apparently intended as Hallowe’en decorations, had cardboard signs hung around their necks bearing the titles of local officials.

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Alberta Shuts Down Driving Schools, Trucking Companies, for Not Meeting Provincial Standards

Alberta is stepping up efforts to make trucking safer in the province, shutting down a number of driving schools and commercial trucking companies that it says are operating below acceptable standards.

The province has ordered five driver training schools to close, suspended operations for 13 commercial trucking companies, sent 39 “disciplinary letters,” applied more than $100,000 in fines, issued six action plans to fix issues, and revoked the licences of 12 driving instructors, according to an Oct. 3 government announcement.

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WTF?

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U.S. bill calls for more integration between Canadian, American border agents

The U.S. Congress is being asked to adopt legislation that could lead to Canada and the United States further integrating their enforcement of the border — including allowing U.S. officers to more freely operate on Canadian soil.

House Resolution 5518, introduced by New York Republican Rep. Nicholas Langworthy, calls on U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to “negotiate or amend existing agreements with the Government of Canada, as appropriate, for integrated cross-border aerial, maritime and land law enforcement operations.”

The bill also calls for U.S. officers to operate in Canada, and for Canadian officers to operate in the U.S., “for the purpose of enhancing border security or law enforcement co-operation or operations, including for the purposes of conducting operations in the land, air and maritime domain.”


The Elbow people will be incensed.

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Did You Catch Nancy Pelosi’s Train Wreck Interview on CNN?

Nancy Pelosi’s appearance on CNN on Wednesday was nothing short of a trainwreck. The former House Speaker sat down with Dana Bash and delivered such a terrible performance that even the CNN anchor had to repeatedly correct her and push back on statements that simply didn’t align with reality. It was the kind of interview that leaves people wondering whether someone is fit to remain in public office, and Pelosi did herself no favors with her rambling, contradictory answers.

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L.A. County considers declaring state of emergency to fight back against ICE raids

As the Trump administration continues its immigration crackdown in Southern California, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors is considering issuing a state of emergency to provide the board with more power to assist those affected by the deluge of detainments and deportations.

“This escalation [in raids] puts thousands of our neighbors in extreme peril, so I believe we need to act now,” said Supervisor Lindsey Horvath, asserting that the declaration is necessary “to give us every tool available to fight back.”

California is determined to destroy itself.

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