A mother was banned from her daughter’s primary school after complaining that staff were teaching children about transgender identity, The Telegraph can reveal.
Karina Conway, 42, was ordered to stay away from the playground before being told eight months later she could come back if she agreed not to post anything negative about the school online.
The mother-of-two had raised concerns that the school was teaching 11-year-old children that “transgender identity” was a protected characteristic.
‘How Canada’s third-largest police force erases Ontario’s majority faith.’
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP,) under the leadership of Commissioner Thomas Carrique, has embraced an expansive recognition of religious and cultural observances.
Yet throughout 2024 and to now in April 2025, Christianity — including Christmas and Easter — has been notably absent from the force’s official acknowledgments. While nearly every major religious and social heritage celebration was publicly marked by the OPP with enthusiasm, Ontario’s most widely observed Christian holidays were reduced to generic seasonal greetings stripped of any reference to their religious significance.
Pollsters and political campaigners don’t deny it; there’s a generational fault line in the federal election. Boomers are leaning toward the Liberals, since Mark Carney won the LPC leadership. And younger generations (Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z), angry about the cost of living, endorse the platform of Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives.
Admittedly, it’s an odd dynamic. Younger people preferring a conservative government and seniors wanting to retain a progressive status quo. I’m a boomer with Millennial kids, so this is personal.
Why?
Protecting. Home. Equity. Means. Supporting. Mass. Immigration.
Young. People. Cannot. Afford. To. Buy. Or. Rent.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is accusing the Liberals of mixed messaging over the war in Gaza as video emerged of one candidate calling the crisis a “genocide” just days after leader Mark Carney clarified his own remarks.
Poilievre’s comments were in response to a reporter’s question which referenced, in part, a video of Liberal candidate Adam van Koeverden speaking at a mosque.
Wow. Liberals will do & say anything to secure votes. Adam van Koeverden just told the Jewish community where he stands, and it’s not with them. pic.twitter.com/7PaMM5ZPc7
— Ryan Gerritsen (@ryangerritsen) April 12, 2025
We’re now seeing what looks like the gasps of a dying ideology.
Like clockwork, the left has decided to turn out its faithful fascist minions to project its collectivist ideology on the pro-freedom right. They run around with signs proclaiming that President Trump and his DOGE chief, Elon Musk, are ‘fascists,’ but it doesn’t make any sense. Fascism is economically and practically defined as socialism with a capitalist veneer, a public/private partnership where industry is privately owned but government-controlled.
That’s hardly the economic freedom advocated by Trump or Musk by any stretch of the imagination. In reality, that describes them.
Canada’s food processing sector is becoming increasingly vulnerable – not merely due to global market volatility, but as a direct consequence of Ottawa’s policy decisions.
In choosing to retaliate against U.S. protectionism with formal counter-tariffs, Canada now finds itself aligned with China as one of only two countries to pursue such measures. While these actions may serve domestic political optics, they are inflicting measurable and lasting harm on Canada’s food manufacturing ecosystem.
To show me just how bad gang crime has become in Sweden, all journalist Diamant Salihu has to do is forward a few mobile phone messages. At first glance, they look like spam, written in garish fonts and promising large sums of money, there to be earned. It’s only on closer examination that the purpose of the pistol and skull emojis becomes clear.
These are so-called “murder ads” – posted online by gang leaders, offering bounties to anyone willing to carry out the hits.
This week, UK prime minister Keir Starmer pledged to make communities safer by putting more police officers on the streets at certain times of day. This forms part of the Labour government’s wider plan to intervene more forcefully in community life, including bringing in so-called Respect Orders to clamp down on the ever more broadly defined category of ‘anti-social behaviour’.
Telling someone to “Speak English” is considered a hate crime in England.
You must say “Speak clearly.” Keep this in mind if you’re headed to the UK. pic.twitter.com/PB8KQ7hqfI
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) April 13, 2025
After enduring ten years of the far-left misrule of the vapid and eternally callow Justin Trudeau, Canada has a new prime minister, but not any new ideas or any change of direction at the top: the new boss, Mark Carney, is the same as the old boss, a shallow leftist ideologue without an original thought in his entire sorry cerebellum, which is filled instead with the usual talking points of the leftist establishment that still wields power in much of the Western world.
The Taliban leader says executions are part of Islam
The Taliban leader said executions were part of Islam , days after four men were killed by gunfire in Afghanistan after they were convicted of murder.
The executions took place in sports stadiums Friday, the highest number known to have been carried out in one day since the Taliban returned to power in 2021 . Rights groups and the U.N. condemned the killings.
Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has previously rejected the need for Western laws in Afghanistan.
They’ve been derided as losers, hoodies and chavs. In Underdogs, the journalist Joel Budd travels across Britain to find out what the working classes really think
The biggest lie told about members of Britain’s middle class — and I speak here with all the dubious authority derived from belonging to that doomed tribe — is that we do not think or talk or agonise about what is now called “the white working class”.
Overlooked? Ignored? Rubbish. The middle classes have both feared the revolutionary potential, envied the apparent lawlessness and yearned for a dusting of the hard-won authenticity of this country’s white working class for almost as long as there has been a printing press.
The biggest sole private asset pool in Canada is the combined home equity of Canadian citizens. Over a century of labour, savings and ambition from citizens has created a private housing market worth an estimated $4.7 trillion.
And the Liberals desperately want a piece of it.
This week, supporters of the Conservative Party showed up at campaign event in Brampton, Ont., sporting T-shirts and carrying banners that read, “Do you believe the polls?” The next day, reporters were asking Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre if he believes the polls – and whether he would accept the outcome of the election on April 28.
Mr. Poilievre had an unambiguous response. “Yes,” he said. That is the right one-word answer, with no following ifs, ands or buts.
Puts the slanderous Carney in his place.
I sense there may exist a silent support for Poilievre that the pollsters are missing. As with Trump support they see no need to go public.
History’s great Benjamin Franklin is credited with saying, “Nothing is certain except death and taxes.”
I would paraphrase Franklin’s wise words with this update: “Nothing is certain except these people always being wrong: former Congressman Joe Walsh…MSNBC’s prince of darkness Lawrence O’Donnell…and virtually any cast member on The View.”
I wonder what the US knows about Carney and the Liberal Party’s collusion with Red China.
It likely explains the lack of tariff relief that other nations currently enjoy.
Canada is perilously close to the greatest electoral disaster in its history. A Liberal victory would commit the country to the deliberate pursuit of comparative poverty to reduce Canada’s minimal contribution to the fear of a rise in the world’s temperature due to carbon use. This is insane and must not happen.
