Gary Anandasangaree must resign as Public Safety Minister

Lying Liberal DEI MP

It would be tolerable – though just barely – if Gary Anandasangaree was, say, minister of Fisheries, or minister of Artificial Intelligence. One does not need to know about gun licensing, for example, to work on a transition plan away from open net-pen salmon farming on the West coast; a firewall preventing a minister from weighing in on matters involving listed terrorist organizations would not affect approvals for AI data centres. One requires good judgment to serve as any member of Cabinet, to be sure, but the stakes are decidedly higher when we’re talking about the safety and security of the country, as opposed to the safety and security of the Rocky Mountain ridged mussel.

Share

The Rise of Radical Islamism in Bangladesh: A New Theocratic State?

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus’s transition from economist to head of Bangladesh’s interim government has proven fatal for Bangladesh. Since assuming power in August 2024, Yunus has presided over a nation sliding into political chaos, radical Islamism, economic distress and social fragmentation. Bangladesh has devolved into a governance crisis that threatens Bangladesh’s economic stability and democratic future.

Share

Lion Electric will not respect warranties on school buses sold in United States

Lion electric bus

MONTREAL — Quebec vehicle-maker Lion Electric will no longer honour warranties on school buses and trucks sold in the United States, leaving clients south of the border in the lurch.

After seeking protection from its creditors in December, the struggling manufacturer was acquired by a group of Quebec investors in May with a plan to focus exclusively on electric school buses assembled and sold in the province. The company has retained its manufacturing plant in St-Jérôme, Que.

Earlier this month, the court-appointed monitor overseeing Lion’s restructuring sent a letter to U.S. clients informing them that their warranties and purchase orders have been voided.

Share

Corporate Media: DNI’s Russiagate Doc Dump ‘Baseless,’ ‘Distraction from Epstein’

CNN and MSNBC still refuse to engage in good faith with DNI Tulsi Gabbard’s document dump, which implicated the former Obama administration in a conspiracy against then-President elect Trump. Instead, hosts and guests alike on these outlets have unanimously deemed the whole thing a “baseless conspiracy theory,” as well as an attempt by the Trump administration to distract the public from Democrats’ sudden intense interest in Jeffrey Epstein.

Share

Canada, NATO allies warn of ’growing number’ of state threats from Iran

OTTAWA — Canada and many of its NATO allies released a joint statement Thursday condemning a “growing number” of state threats from Iranian intelligence services.

The joint statement said the countries are united in their opposition to attempts to “kill, kidnap and harass” people in North America and Europe.

The statement was also signed by the governments of Albania, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Share

BRENDAN O’NEILL: The two things no one seems willing to say about the savage Manchester Airport attack – and the brute’s trial

It was surely one of the most anticipated verdicts in recent British criminal history. Following a thuggish brawl at Manchester Airport on July 23 last year, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, from Rochdale, was yesterday convicted for his callous assaults on two female police officers.

At Liverpool Crown Court, he was found guilty of causing actual bodily harm to PC Lydia Ward and assaulting PC Ellie Cook.

This brute, who thinks nothing of punching women in the face, remains in custody. I hope they throw the book at him.

Share

Jewish LGBTQ2+ group excluded from Montreal Pride as organizers condemn ‘genocide in Gaza’

What solidarity with Palestine looks like.

Montreal Pride organizers have barred a Jewish LGBTQ2+ group from marching in this year’s parade, accusing it of “spreading hateful discourse.”

Ga’ava, a Montreal LGBTQ2+ group affiliated with the Toronto-based Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, said it had been excluded from festivities in a social media post Wednesday evening.

Share

Nolte: Alec Baldwin‘s Lawsuit for Malicious Prosecution Over Fatal ‘Rust‘ Shooting Dismissed

The four-year saga surrounding actor Alec Baldwin’s accidental shooting incident on a movie set continues.

In October of 2021, Baldwin was filming a Western called Rust and adjusting the positioning of his pistol for cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Baldwin’s gun went off killing her and injuring director Joel Souza.

Share

LILLEY: Dhanraj files show the many ways CBC is failing Canadians

More than three weeks after CBC host Travis Dhanraj resigned in spectacular form and accused Canada’s state broadcaster of not living up to their ideals, CBC says Dhanraj is still an employee.

Yes, CBC still refuses to accept his resignation, which he said at the time was prompted by CBC’s bias, lack of diversity of opinion, and their attacks on his integrity.

Share

Canada’s recognition of Palestinian state will likely have minimal impact without U.S. support, analysts say

The Canadian government’s plan to recognize a Palestinian state in September reflects Ottawa’s deep frustration with the Israeli government and sends a strong message that it supports a two-state solution, but analysts say it likely will have little impact without U.S. support.

Prime Minister Mark Carney made the announcement on Wednesday, saying that Canada intends to recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly. He said this is predicated on the Palestinian Authority’s commitment to important reforms, including president Mahmoud Abbas’s promise to hold general elections in 2026, in which Hamas could not take part, and the demilitarization of the Palestinian state.

Share

Gaza Starvation Photos Tell a Thousand Lies

Hamas propaganda exploits seriously ill children, and Western media go along.

Over the weekend, I embedded with the Israel Defense Forces in Gaza, where I saw the enormous quantities of humanitarian aid the United Nations has been refusing to distribute. What struck me most were the thousands upon thousands of pounds of baby food, baking under the Middle Eastern sun—jar after jar of mashed carrots, pureed potatoes and fruit blends. This food could have gone to children like Mohammed al-Mutawaaq.

Share

Taxpayers Federation calls for cuts to Sask arts sponsorships, funds ‘Baby Back B*tch’ music video

Art in Saskatchewan

Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is demanding the Saskatchewan government eliminate what it calls wasteful spending at SK Arts, citing controversial grants that include funding for profanity-titled projects and personal living expenses.

CTF Prairie Director Gage Haubrich criticized the annual $7 million in provincial funding allocated to SK Arts.

Share

The ex-Harvard professor ‘off the leash’ on the trans debate

Wall of Transgender Heroines

Jimmy Doyle, a British academic who taught philosophy, says transgender rights have provoked ‘the most obvious social contagion since the Children’s Crusade’

One Tuesday evening last month in his mother’s house on the Wirral, the recently ex-Harvard philosophy professor Jimmy Doyle took to X to say, at last, what he really thought about the state of free speech in American academia.

In one tweet he wrote: “For unrelated reasons I’ve resigned my position at Harvard. But I haven’t been able to speak frankly with anyone for [about] five years. And it’ll be hard to forget the spectacle of this nation’s intellectual elite enforcing moral auto-lobotomy as a condition of entry to polite society.”

Share

Hamilton judge reprimanded, ordered to apologize to Peter Khill after giving wrong manslaughter sentence

Ontario Superior Court Justice Andrew Goodman has been publicly reprimanded and ordered to apologize to a man found guilty of manslaughter for imposing a prison sentence two years longer than intended at the end of the high-profile case.

Goodman waited over a year before admitting he’d meant to sentence Peter Khill to six years in prison for manslaughter, not eight.

Khill had been found guilty in the 2016 shooting death of Jonathan Styres, a 29-year-old Cayuga father of two from Six Nations of the Grand River.

He should never have been found guilty to begin with.

Share