Terrorist Leila Khaled promoted at Toronto women’s day march

Palestinian terrorist Leila Khaled was featured on signs at the International Women’s Day march on Saturday in Toronto.

“Palestinian women are heroes,” read a sign emblazoned with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terrorist’s face. The PFLP is listed by the Canadian government as a terrorist entity.

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CBC stars speak their minds on the spectre of cuts at the public broadcaster, exec bonuses

… Joseph Kay, creator of CTV’s hit procedural “Transplant” and showrunner of CBC’s 2015 drama “This Life,” worried about what the broadcaster’s cuts will mean for the future of original programming in Canada.

“You look at a show like ’Sort Of.’ Would a great show like that be bought by any other network in Canada? I’m not sure.’” he said of the series, starring Bilal Baig, who CBC touted as the first queer South Asian and Muslim actor to lead a Canadian prime time television series.

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Massive, destructive wild boars have U.S. on guard against Alberta ‘immigrunts’

Many things might indeed be bigger in Texas, but when it comes to wild boars Alberta’s superpigs are twice the size of those thriving in the Lone Star State.

And that’s got wildlife officials across the U.S. worried these massive northern prairie porkers — with razor-sharp tusks and weighing up to 630 pounds — could soon pose a multi-billion dollar threat if they become unwanted ‘immigrunts’ by crossing the 49th parallel.

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German air force chief reveals secret UK operations in Ukraine

The head of the German air force used a telephone line that was not encrypted to discuss highly sensitive military secrets including the use of British “people on the ground” who would be able to help Germany deploy cruise missiles to Ukraine.

Britain and other Nato allies will be dismayed at the security breach, described by Olaf Scholz, the German chancellor, as “very serious”.

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WARMINGTON: Pro-Hamas protesters shut down Trudeau-Meloni gala, target synagogue

The loud protesters who chanted “there is only one solution, intifada revolution” — and even attempted to injure a federal cabinet minister — at Toronto’s Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) Saturday night must feel like they’re in charge.

Just like that, there would be no gala dinner for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Italian counterpart, Giorgia Meloni, inside the art gallery. Outside, cabinet minister Ahmed Hussen, who represents a Toronto riding, had something thrown at him twice by Pro-Hamas protesters as he unsuccessfully attempted to enter.


They eat their own, at roughly the 18 second mark one of the protesters lobs something at Hussen’s head.

It’s evident the TPS have been told “hands off” and will only pursue Hamas miscreants if a significant public outcry occurs.

I doubt tossing garbage at Hussen qualifies for investigation. Some crimes are best left unsolved.

Meanwhile in Thornhill.

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Disturbing video shows teens sucking, licking each other’s toes at school-sanctioned event as agency investigates

An Oklahoma high school is under investigation after a viral video of students sucking and licking one another’s toes at a school-sanctioned fundraiser exploded this week.

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