AAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! @fancypants_s https://t.co/FY9NexTJIr
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) June 16, 2025
h/t Auntie Polly
wtf
AAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! @fancypants_s https://t.co/FY9NexTJIr
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) June 16, 2025
h/t Auntie Polly
Modi thought he’d sneak into G7.
But Canadian Sikhs rolled out a “grand” welcome on the Kananaskis highway! pic.twitter.com/bNGvLbkpRW— Mansoor Ahmed Qureshi (@MansurQr) June 16, 2025
h/t Mauser

KANANASKIS, Alberta — In Canadian diplomatic circles, “Charlevoix” is shorthand for summit disaster. Avoiding a repeat of the 2018 summit that Donald Trump set ablaze is job one for Prime Minister Mark Carney this week as he hosts G7 leaders.
Carney came to power by campaigning openly against Trump’s belligerence. But now he has a direct line to the president, with whom he’s negotiating an economic and security deal.
Hanging out with Starmer is no measure of success.
Federal managers spent eight months organizing a $70,000 Hollywood party at taxpayer expense, hiring publicists for “red carpet management” and planning a catered reception for more than 400 guests, records show.
Blacklock’s Reporter says the event was cancelled only after news of the spending became public.
Ok, this is the best thing you will see on the internet!
I don't know which awesome person created this, but someone just made a Lego AI clip of the Israeli strike on Iran, to the tune of 'Tehran', the hit Israeli Mossad show. Just brilliant! pic.twitter.com/2y12CwNSSL
— Arsen Ostrovsky ️ (@Ostrov_A) June 15, 2025

Sir Keir Starmer has described Canada as an “independent, sovereign nation” ahead of his trip there in a clear rebuke of Donald Trump.
Sir Keir will become the first British prime minister to visit Canada in eight years as he travels first to Ottawa and then to Kananaskis for the summit of the G7 group of nations.
Mr Trump, the US president, has repeatedly talked about making Canada the 51st state of America, insisting his interest is not a joke. It has forced Mark Carney, Canada’s new prime minister, to hit back, leading to a deterioration in relations.
I bet Trump is just shakin!
Definitive proof of Chrystia Freeland making her getaway at the 71st annual Bilderberg conference in Stockholm Sweden! pic.twitter.com/owWNvxXcA4
— Dan Dicks (@DanDicksPFT) June 15, 2025
H/T Mauser

Montreal police investigating after a mosque was defaced with hateful graffiti
The Montreal police hate crimes unit is investigating after a mosque in the city’s downtown was defaced with anti-Palestinian graffiti earlier this week.
The words “F–k Gaza” were painted multiple times on the exterior walls of The Canadian Institute of Islamic Civilization, at the intersection of Belmont Street and Union Avenue, Tuesday evening.
I suggest the police make better use of their time and listen to what is said in mosques.
That’s it, it’s over. We had a good run, but after Trump and Elon hear this song, they will retreat and ask Kamala to take over.
Sorry guys. We did our best, didn’t we? pic.twitter.com/rMADc8bsZZ
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) June 14, 2025

The delicacy is being sold on the black market in France. Some think the ban is an attempt to ‘keep down’ the country’s Muslim immigrants
Customs agents in Marseilles were jubilant when they pried open a shipping container to find nine tonnes of contraband substance.
The illicit goods were not, however, drugs or cigarettes, but 15,300 jars of sticky hazelnut spread.
The port seizure in May was part of a campaign by the authorities to bar El Mordjene, a sweet Algerian spread that enjoyed explosive success last year thanks to a craze propelled by TikTok and Instagram.

Universes are nested, a bit like Russian dolls or coffee tables — at least, that’s what I took from a new cosmological theory presented this week. According to a team of physicists from the University of Portsmouth, the edge of the observable universe might be the event horizon of a black hole, belonging to a different, upper-level universe. In other words, “our” universe — for now suddenly we have to use the possessive, to ward off potential confusion — is enclosed by another. It’s even possible that our cosmic backyard might itself be the host for various universes, lurking within the black holes scattered about the place like children’s marbles down the side of a couch; little bounded nutshells, occupied by unknown kings of infinite space.
Such disorientating ideas were casually passed on by the Portsmouth team in pursuit of a bigger headline. According to their theory, the world kicked off not with a bang, but with a “crunch” then a “bounce”. The idea that 13.8 billion years ago there was a singularity followed by a period of cosmic inflation is fake news, apparently. Instead a black hole collapsed a bit — our very own dear black hole, the beautiful home of all our possibilities, as I now fondly think of it — before rebounding outwards again, producing all the familiar furniture of the universe but more elegantly explained.
This person insists that MAGA and Trumpers are the least patriotic of all people.
I fully believe she voted for Kamala but I bet she’s a Bernie bro at heart. pic.twitter.com/tLvTsp9BM4
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) June 14, 2025
“Let my people go.” Just the absolute state of the left. pic.twitter.com/W7ujGN6xDr
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) June 14, 2025
And the much anticipated sequel …
MELTDOWN alert! Just moments ago. A bald Karen in front of Delaney Prison. “It’s facism! I grew up in a White Nationalist family. I know.” Then why do you look like a skinhead? Warning: Thus video shows someone with severe head issues. pic.twitter.com/kfQuONsrzb
— Doreen Linder (@DorLinder) June 13, 2025
h/t Allen, Miss Trixie, Patti Jo & XC

About 44 per cent of men living in Canada die prematurely, according to a new report from the Movember Institute of Men’s Health.
The report defines premature mortality as deaths in men before age 75. The deaths from cancer, coronary heart disease, accidents, suicide and the opioid crisis include some causes that might have been prevented through vaccinations, lifestyle changes like quitting smoking or avoiding injuries.
In 2023, almost 75,000 males died prematurely, according to Statistics Canada.

Canada is making it harder for immigrants to help build much-needed homes — despite the construction industry’s growing reliance on them
Arjan has wired electricity for some of the GTA’s biggest construction projects, including condo towers and office buildings, doing work that lights up homes across the city while he remains in the shadows as an undocumented worker.
Despite more than a decade in Canada, a diploma in electrical engineering from Sheridan College and years of experience in a sector facing severe labour shortages, he has no status.
The no longer licensed electrician came to Canada in 2014 as an international student and worked legally for a construction company for several years.
The industry figures quoted display a real fondness for cheap foreign labour.