Canada – "Merry Christmas is offensive!"
Meanwhile, Freshco in Brampton – pic.twitter.com/nriE0iymYM
— Tawny (@the_coral_lea) October 22, 2025
Ottawa Does Not Have Estimate on Number of Illegal Migrants: Immigration Department
Canada’s immigration department does not collect information on how many migrants are in the country illegally, Deputy Immigration Minister Harpreet Kochhar says.
“We do count through Stats Canada, the census, but we would not have any estimation of those who do not have a particular status in Canada,” Kochhar testified at the House of Commons Immigration Committee on Oct. 21, as first reported by Blacklock’s Reporter.
WTF?
#WATCH: Lit Fireworks Tossed Out Of Vehicle InBrampton,ON. Driver Called The Police, Police Said Call The City, City Said We Don’t Deal With Firework Complaints. pic.twitter.com/7aahzcpF8O
— 401_da_sarpanch (@401_da_sarpanch) October 22, 2025
The rising violence of Irish rebellion
A volatile politics is taking to the streets
Fearing a riot, the Irish authorities yesterday evening shut down the Luas tram line from central Dublin to the suburban village of Saggart, southwest of the city centre. It didn’t work. Many hundreds — perhaps a thousand — angry protestors had gathered outside the gates of the Citywest IPAS (asylum) centre, hurling missiles and abuse at the Gardai public order unit blocking them from forcing their way up the long and wooded drive to the hotel.
The day before, an African asylum seeker had been charged with the sexual assault of a 10-year old Irish girl on the grounds of the Citywest centre, a 2,500-bed hotel recently acquired at vast expense by the Irish government, against fierce local opposition in the 4,500-strong community. The suspect, who needed an Arabic translator, was issued with a deportation order this spring and hadn’t yet been removed; the victim, in the care of Ireland’s scandal-hit Tusla child protection agency, found her chaotic personal circumstances publicised by the state in a manner many on social media saw as tantamount to victim-blaming. Outside the IPAS centre, the toxic combination had fired up both locals and protestors from across the country, who now had very little time for Ireland’s main political parties, or the police forces standing between them and the hotel they wished to storm.
Our new friends from the #CitywestHotel drinking on the grounds of our primary school yesterday, An Garda Síochána had to move them. @OCallaghanJim this is not acceptable in our small village, what is the long term plan here? because we will not stop highlighting the issues. pic.twitter.com/Ec0bYAsfsi
— Stop Citywest Hotel (@stopcitywest) October 17, 2025
Activists Want to Dismantle America’s Top Fighter Jet—by Any Means Necessary
Activists have launched a global campaign to undermine production of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter, one of the crown jewels of the U.S. air force. Across the world, activists closely tied to the radical anti-Israel movement are pressuring airports, protesting companies, demanding arms embargoes, and even engaging in more militant direct actions.
Terry Newman: A peace deal was signed. Why are protesters still out in the streets?
On Oct. 10, a U.S.-brokered peace deal, backed by Egypt and Qatar, was signed by representatives of Israel and Hamas in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, though fragile ever since, came into effect.
Despite this, protesters are still in the streets, and in Montreal, one well-organized group has made their goal quite clear — they state outright that this isn’t about a ceasefire, it’s about destroying Israel and “Nazi Zionists.”
Muslim Migrants Fuelling the Rise in Anti-Semitic Attacks
Elon Musk’s blunt warning that “violence is coming” to the UK because of its failed immigration policy dating back decades has turned out to be chillingly prophetic. Within just weeks of the tech entrepreneur issuing his dire warning, two Jewish worshippers were killed and three others wounded in a terrorist attack on a synagogue in Manchester, carried out by a Muslim jihadi.
The unprovoked attack, which took place on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, should serve as a warning to the US and other Western countries about the dangers of lax immigration policies.
Mark Carney promises a generational budget even though his government’s lifespan could now be measured in weeks
Mark Carney and his finance minister, François-Philippe Champagne, have been dialling up expectations for the budget coming in less than two weeks.
So it was a surprise on Tuesday to hear another cabinet member dialling things way down — even raising the prospect that the budget might fail.
“What I’m seeing in Parliament worries me,” said Steven MacKinnon, the Government House Leader. He was talking about the growing sense he’s getting that the Conservatives and the Bloc Québécois might be willing to trigger an election to vote down the budget.
Howard University professor urges ‘white allies’ to be like militant abolitionist hanged for murder
A Howard University professor has urged lefty “white allies” to be more like an infamous Civil War-era abolitionist who was hanged for murder.
Dr. Stacey Patton, a journalism professor, made the remarks in a recent Substack as she argued that white liberals should look to John Brown as an example instead of asking how to be a better ally.
CHARLEBOIS: Canada’s painful return to food inflation
Almost a year ago, Canada’s Food Price Report projected that food inflation in 2025 would range between three and five per cent. We now stand squarely at four. For consumers, it’s been a bruising year. After months of relative calm, grocery prices have surged again since spring, driven by tariffs, weather disruptions, and a weakening Canadian dollar.
"Former Prime Minister Trudeau was simply terrible for grocery shoppers — truly terrible — and we’re still paying the price for decisions made long before Mark Carney came along. At least so far, I haven’t seen Carney make a single foolish decision affecting food prices… yet." https://t.co/wKRuFo00ac
— The Food Professor (@FoodProfessor) October 22, 2025
Daily Show Interviews CPUSA Co-Chair to Claim Mamdani Is Not a Communist
Comedy Central’s The Daily Show is so desperate to prove that New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is not a communist that it sent Desi Lydic to interview Communist Party USA co-chair Joe Sims to insist that Mamdani is not, in fact, one of them. Of course, Sims had to propagandize as well as he lamented his movement’s “bad reputation” and that communism is actually all about freedom to do what you wish, which might have been the funniest moment on the comedy shows all year.
Tasha Kheiriddin: Cowichan decision exposes toxic ‘colonizer’ narratives
This week, over 100 homeowners in Richmond, B.C., got a notice no one wants to receive: Mayor Malcolm Brodie warned that due to a recent court decision, the title to their homes may be worthless.
In August, the B.C. Supreme Court ruled in Cowichan Tribes v. Canada that the Cowichan hold Aboriginal title over parts of the Fraser River and Lulu Island in Richmond.
DAMNING NEW REPORT ADMITS: Biden’s FEMA Abandoned Trump Supporters
“I will be a President for all Americans,” President-elect Joe Biden said following his (cough-cough) totally above-board victory over Donald Trump in 2020. “The work ahead of us will be hard, but I promise you this: I will be a President for all Americans — whether you voted for me or not,” Biden promised. “I will keep the faith that you have placed in me.”
FRANCIS: The deadly drug experiment BC refuses to end
The illusion finally crumbled. Premier David Eby himself has now stated that he was wrong, admitting that the Liberal-NDP experiment of “safe supply” has resulted in “really unhappy consequences.”
A grotesque understatement for a policy that has cost thousands of lives.
Someone gets a parking ticket in front of a VIP Junkie Using Hard Drugs in NDP LIberal Harm Reduction Paradise Vancouver pic.twitter.com/hDNKhwAbl2
— VancityNews1 (@VancityNews1) October 21, 2025
Khan, Met Police Accused of ‘Covering Up‘ of London Grooming Gangs
The narrative of London having miraculously escaped the scourge of child rape grooming gangs may be on the verge of starting to unravel, with accusations of a “cover-up” being levied as investigations have uncovered potential examples of abuse operating in the British capital.