#WATCH: Toronto Police Officer Arrested A Stunt Driver. The Driver Labeled The Police Officer A Racist. The Officer Exposed Him.♂️ Drive Safe. Problem Solved. pic.twitter.com/c8aY8acPlA
— 401_da_sarpanch (@401_da_sarpanch) September 14, 2025
wtf
#WATCH: Toronto Police Officer Arrested A Stunt Driver. The Driver Labeled The Police Officer A Racist. The Officer Exposed Him.♂️ Drive Safe. Problem Solved. pic.twitter.com/c8aY8acPlA
— 401_da_sarpanch (@401_da_sarpanch) September 14, 2025
Road rage in the 401 turns into a fight/hit and run pic.twitter.com/FAQsCVefHh
— RTN (@RTNCanada) September 14, 2025

In a striking irony, George Abaraonye, the president-elect of the Oxford Union — the prestigious student debating society known for championing integrity, respect, and civil debate — has faced intense backlash and was reportedly asked to resign from his leadership position following the hateful comments he made about the fatal shooting of the prominent political influencer Charlie Kirk. Shortly after Kirk was murdered by a sniper on a Utah college campus, Abaraonye posted celebratory messages on social media, including “Charlie Kirk got shot, let’s f****** go” and “Charlie Kirk got shot loool”

Premier Wab Kinew announced Friday that Manitoba will spend $20 million to help build a permanent home for the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) at the University of Manitoba.
Kinew, who is also minister responsible for indigenous reconciliation, said the centre will provide a place for Manitobans to honour survivors of residential schools and support ongoing healing.
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This calm, rational woman is exploding with anger over the fact that conservatives are mentally ill people who are disgusting and hateful. pic.twitter.com/UvBvgOzDpN
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) September 13, 2025

The union representing Canada’s 55,000 postal workers says it wants Canada Post to return to the bargaining table and commit to a “fair, ratifiable” contract with its employees or the union will “consider stronger actions” to move labour negotiations along.
“We ask when will it end? When will Canada Post stop stalling, ignoring results of the votes and start bargaining?” Jan Simpson, Canada Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) national president, asked on Friday.
The Union is suicidal.

The federal government is spending $500,000 on a project aimed at making Canada’s trucking industry more diverse and inclusive.
The funding, announced Friday during National Trucking Week by Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu, will go to Trucking HR Canada through Ottawa’s Workplace Opportunities: Removing Barriers to Equity (WORBE) program.
Same old Liberal faces peddling the same old bad ideas.
h/t Auntie Polly (Incognito)

Canadian construction and union leaders say they’re frustrated over the continued use of foreign workers for non-specialized tasks at the massive NextStar electric vehicle battery plant project in Windsor, Ont., that’s receiving billions of dollars in taxpayer support.
They also say they’ve been disappointed in the response they’ve received from all levels of government when they’ve raised concerns.
“I personally have sat with many ministers federally, provincially, right to the top. And it’s not a secret,” says Jason Roe, the business manager for Local 700 of the Ironworkers union. “People know that it’s been going on.”
Any idea what school they went to to think this would work? pic.twitter.com/SajdOofFt3
— TheRealMrBench (@therealmrbench) September 13, 2025

Former environment minister details abuse she endured in politics in new memoir
OTTAWA – Former environment minister Catherine McKenna says federal security agencies initially refused to offer her protection — and wouldn’t even show her the risk assessment they’d completed — as she faced a rising tide of threats and harassment online and in person.
McKenna was the Liberal MP for Ottawa Centre from 2015 to 2021 and served in cabinet the entire time, first as environment minister and later as the minister of infrastructure.
She has previously discussed the years of abuse she endured in politics — particularly as the minister responsible for the Trudeau government’s climate policy — but describes her experiences in far more detail in her new autobiography, Run Like a Girl, which is being released next week.
A team member ordered and paid for a poster to be printed at @officedepot so he could bring it to a vigil for Charlie Kirk tonight in Michigan.
When he arrived to pick it up four hours later, the employees said they refused to print it, calling the poster “propaganda.” pic.twitter.com/WCitioCzZF
— Michigan Forward (@MIForward_Net) September 12, 2025

The leader of a self-styled “African tribe” living in Scottish woods says he is “not afraid” of a court order declaring his encampment should be removed.
A sheriff on Friday issued a warrant for the removal of the so-called Kingdom of Kubala, which has been camped in woodland near Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders for the past few weeks, after being shifted from nearby land owned by Scottish Borders council.
I’m pretty sure most of the looting-I mean peaceful protests- will happen over the weekend, right? pic.twitter.com/dQcgmth797
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) September 12, 2025