Canada’s Arab population has tripled over the past two decades to nearly 800,000 people, with most having immigrated from North Africa and the Middle East, according to new data from Statistics Canada.
… Nearly 70% of Arab Canadians identified as Muslim, while 21% said they were Christian.
The upcoming federal budget won’t be routine. While budgets are political exercises as much as economic ones, the political exigencies of the day call for a plan to not only manage state finances and to set core policy goals, but to define the nature and purpose of the country itself. As the Trump administration continues its trade war against Canada – and the world – while we stare down threats to our sovereignty, a lingering affordability crisis and a potential recession, the Liberals must make a serious effort to answer the questions “What do we want this country to be about?” and “How do we wish to build the nation – and for whom?”
We know for “whom” and it ain’t us.
“They want the cheapest people behind the wheel and unfortunately by doing that … what we are getting now is carnage on the highway.”
Just a few years after waltzing across the border illegally, Indian national Harjinder Singh allegedly killed three people while making an illegal U-turn on a Florida turnpike as he sat behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler in August.
Singh came into the country in 2018 and was handed a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) in Washington in 2023, according to the Department of Transportation. He received his license despite having “failed his written exam 10 times, and he took his behind-the-wheel training course at a private CDL school in Washington,” Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier recently revealed as part of his ongoing investigation into California’s issuance of trucking licenses to illegal immigrants.
The Canadian military has set in motion an initiative to increase the number of its part-time soldiers from the current 28,000 to 400,000 as part of an overall mobilization plan, according to a directive approved by senior leaders.
The directive, signed by Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan and defence deputy minister Stefanie Beck on May 30, 2025, outlines the need to increase the current reserve force from 23,561 to 100,000 and supplementary and other reserves from the current 4,384 to 300,000.
Impossible! Even the most optimistic estimates declare a maximum of 200K Lesbians, transvestites and foreign terrorists in Canada.
Someone needs to tell Usha Vance that she’s being replaced, according to this woman. pic.twitter.com/3Eg0iEQhOa
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) October 31, 2025
In 1973, not many Canadians fell in love with a newly launched car that resembled a large toaster and had about the same horsepower. But it was extraordinarily cheap and matched many larger U.S. luxury cars in skilful engineering and reliability.
In its first year it found only 747 customers, though. Three years later, the Honda Civic was the bestselling import in Canada. Price was a factor — $2,150 — but only one. Like big car companies then and now, the Big Three were not known for their thoughtful and reasonably priced customer service.
An NDP hack writing in the Star.
This is what “Elbows Up” was all about surrender to the CCP.
How To Avoid Stereotyping A Muslim Immigrant Who Is Assaulting You pic.twitter.com/wcphvYb8s6
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) October 31, 2025
Appallingly, progressive Jews are supporting an unhinged Jew-hater because they define this stance as conscience.
With the Islamist Zohran Mamdani poised to be elected mayor of New York City next week, many have been scratching their heads over how any Jew could be voting for him.
Mamdani is an Islamic terrorism sympathizer.
He supports a boycott of Israel and doesn’t believe that the Jewish state should exist.
He sees nothing wrong in chants of “globalize the intifada.”
The outrage that greeted Sarah Pochin’s comments about the number of black and Asian faces in television adverts has become its own kind of morality play. She was condemned and branded insensitive. Yet, behind the fury lies a deeper, more uncomfortable question: whilst her phrasing was clumsy, was there truth behind what she said?
I believe there was. And it is high time we acknowledged the inconvenient reality of a prejudice that has crept into our national life under the banner of progress: anti-white racism.
Wow. @fancypants_s https://t.co/WKqVMxO0ZJ
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) October 30, 2025
Every single one. https://t.co/Qa5eUM6ofZ
— Lucy Brown (@lucymarionbrown) October 30, 2025
h/t Patti Jo
Earlier this month, thousands of New Yorkers rallied for “No Kings Day.” While the event was presented as a moderate protest against President Donald Trump, something strange caught the eye of many: the New York event was cosponsored by, among other groups, the Communist Party of the United States. The CPUSA—as well as the New York Young Communist League, Freedom Socialist Party, and other radical groups—made for a stark contrast with more staid supporters like the Manhattan Young Democrats.
VICTORIA — The question that dominated a Richmond public meeting this week on the impact of a recent court decision on Aboriginal title was a simple one: “Why weren’t we told sooner?”
Residents had learned just this month, courtesy of a letter from Mayor Malcolm Brodie, that the B.C. Supreme Court decision recognizing Aboriginal title over hundreds of acres of city land could have a “negative impact” on private land within the area.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney sold Canadians on the idea that he’s the man with the plan to fix Canada’s economy and finances.
To make that image stick, he needs to show the new boss isn’t like the old boss when it comes to government spending and debt. Budget 2025 is Carney’s chance to prove he’ll be different from former prime minister Justin Trudeau by cutting spending, reducing debt and reining in Ottawa’s sprawling bureaucracy.
This violent repeat sexual abuser has been repeatedly let out on bail, then when he commits MORE violent crimes while out on bail, he's STILL given suspended sentences… over and over and over. pic.twitter.com/QJSg7fuuME
— Lyndsey Fifield (@lyndseyfifield) October 30, 2025
h/t Patti Jo
A Canadian veteran has told MPs that she has written proof of multiple veterans being offered assisted suicide by Veterans Affairs Canada, reigniting a national controversy over the department’s handling of vulnerable former service members.
Kelsi Sheren, a combat veteran and CEO of Brass & Unity, testified before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Veterans Affairs on Wednesday, saying her organization has documented 20 cases in which veterans were allegedly offered Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) by VAC officials.
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About 42 million Americans will lose their food benefits from November 1 because of the government shutdown.
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programme (Snap) helps low-income families buy groceries. It is relied upon by one in eight Americans.
Eligible families use an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card much like an ordinary debit card to purchase food. They are usually reloaded by the federal government at the beginning of every month. But on Saturday, this might not happen.
UPDATE: Judges order Trump admin to use emergency funds to pay for SNAP benefits with cutoff Saturday
A pair of federal judges ruled Friday that the Trump administration must use emergency funding to restore at least some SNAP food benefits — one day before the US Department of Agriculture had warned money for the program would run out due to the ongoing government shutdown.
The judges in Boston and Providence, RI, both said that the USDA could decide whether to fund the entitlement commonly known as food stamps in full or in part for the month of November — but a full cutoff was unlawful.
