Two female policewomen beaten by four Muslims in Montreal

Two female policewomen beaten by four Muslims in Montreal

Barely a month after the senseless murder of a police officer from PDQ 26 in Montreal, two female police officers from the same sector were disarmed and beaten last weekend during a routine intervention.

In the early hours of Monday morning, shortly before 2 a.m., two SPVM police officers intercepted individuals for a minor traffic violation.

According to our information, the offenders were riding without helmets on a single electric scooter on Mistral Street in the Villeray district.

Following this intervention, the two men allegedly resisted and struck the two police officers. One of them reportedly even managed to disarm one of the officers by seizing her expandable baton. It is unclear, however, whether he used it to strike the officers.

The two young women who were with the two suspects also reportedly participated in the skirmish, but in a more moderate way.

In total, four suspects were arrested. Mohamed Mountassir, 25, faces the most serious charges: disarming a peace officer, assaulting a peace officer, and obstructing police work. The judge granted him bail pending his trial, subject to certain conditions.

Samir Ben Zerraouia, 25, was charged with assault and obstructing a police officer. He too was released pending trial.

The two women, Imane Chemouri, 25, and Doha Sakri, 23, have been released, but could soon be charged with assaulting police officers and obstructing their work.


All have been released.

Note this is Google translated.

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Anthony Fauci’s Fifth Amendment Strategy May Not End the Investigation

Anthony Fauci’s Fifth Amendment Strategy May Not End the Investigation

Watching the reactions to Wednesday’s “I Take The Fifth” Senate hearing starring Dr. Anthony Fauci was a good bit more illuminating than was the actual hearing.

I’m going to assume that’s an uncontroversial take — after all, with Fauci invoking the Fifth Amendment some 111 times, even to questions like “what day of the week is it,” “what color is your tie,” and “what color is the carpet in front of you,” the informational value of the hearing itself was close to zero.

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Canadian Security Agencies Cleared China-linked NATO Suspect Vetting Despite a Court Finding of Fraud in Her CBSA Job Application

Canadian Security Agencies Cleared China-linked NATO Suspect Vetting Despite a Court Finding of Fraud in Her CBSA Job Application

OTTAWA — The Canadian woman of Chinese origin held in Belgium on suspicion of spying inside the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) military command for a third country, and of membership in a criminal organization, was vetted by CSIS and the RCMP and cleared for the posting — despite a finding by Canada’s public service watchdog that she committed fraud in a hiring competition run by the CBSA, CSIS’s sister agency inside the Public Safety Canada portfolio.

The Federal Court upheld that finding in a published judgment 11 months before she took up her post at allied command.

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Trump has singled out us Canadians for special treatment in his tariff war – there is no choice but to get nasty

Trump has singled out us Canadians for special treatment in his tariff war – there is no choice but to get nasty

Though many hate to admit it, Canadians have long wished for more attention from the US. Well, we’re getting it now. And it turns out that President Trump and some of his top supporters in the Maga movement don’t much like us.

The first big hint was when he started talking about annexing us, saying we couldn’t survive without American support. But the most recent example of Trump’s dislike for Canada can be seen in his latest tariff policies. Canada was largely spared the impact of his “Liberation Day” tariffs in April 2025 by its pre-existing free trade deal with the US (and Mexico), but earlier this month, as expected, the US declined to extend that deal for another 16-year term. It’s now subject to annual renegotiations. Then, last week, the White House announced tariffs as high as 50% on a selection of Canadian products including, for the first time, items previously protected by the trade agreement. The US called it retaliation for Canadian trade practices.


“The White House fails to understand that Mark Carney and Canada’s regional leaders can’t cave in to the US president: it’s too toxic to voters.”

If you told me Carney was in cahoots with Trump I’d hear you out.

Freeland is a big help as usual.

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Words Meant to Kill: Intended Consequences of Freedom of Speech

Words Meant to Kill: Intended Consequences of Freedom of Speech

Muslim imams in the United States continue to teach jihadist ideology and Islamic supremacism, promote anti-Western sentiments and antisemitism, and incite violence against non-Muslims.

“The Fourth of July has nothing to do with us,” Islamic scholar Hamaad El-Ameen declared in a Friday sermon on July 3, 2026 at the Islamic Center of Chattanooga, Tennessee. “That is not a declaration of independence for us. Our allegiance is to Allah.”

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Doug Ford’s MPPs criticize Mark Carney’s Alto high-speed rail project after Billy Bishop veto

Doug Ford’s MPPs criticize Mark Carney’s Alto high-speed rail project after Billy Bishop veto

Stung by Prime Minister Mark Carney’s rethink on Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives are now expressing doubts about Ottawa’s Alto high-speed rail scheme.

In a transportation megaproject tit-for-tat, 11 Tory MPPs have issued a statement critical of Carney’s proposed rail line connecting Toronto to Quebec City.

As first disclosed by the Star on Monday, the two major infrastructure plans are linked in an informal deal between the federal and provincial governments.

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‘It’s a Joke, But It’s Not a Joke’: MS NOW Claims Trump Wants a 2028 Run

‘It’s a Joke, But It’s Not a Joke’: MS NOW Claims Trump Wants a 2028 Run

When it comes to political comedy or satire, the left only tolerates it from their side. As soon as someone makes a joke they don’t like, they bring out the cancel culture mob. This phenomenon is easily observable when the leftist media tries to cover President Donald Trump, which is what Ali Velshi did on Monday’s episode of The 11th Hour on MS NOW when he and Vox correspondent Zack Beauchamp took issue with Trump joking about running for president a fourth time at his recent rallies and the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.

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Salsa on St. Clair loses key sponsor following deadly shooting

Salsa on St. Clair loses key sponsor following deadly shooting

The Salsa on St. Clair festival has lost one of its key sponsors weeks after a shooting that left two people dead.

In a July 23 letter, reviewed by CP24, the Hillcrest Village Business Improvement Area (BIA) advised festival organizers Canadian Salsa Festival and TLN Media Group that its board voted to discontinue its sponsorship of the two-day event.

Chair Heather Hannah said in the letter that while they have been “proud” to sponsor and host the event for many years, it believes Salsa on St. Clair has “outgrown both the neighbourhood and the capacity” of the BIA.


A mass shooting bad for business? In Toronto?

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Nolte: One-Third of Democrats Identify as Democrat Socialists

Nolte: One-Third of Democrats Identify as Democrat Socialists

Far-left CNN reports that “about a third of Democrats and Democratic-leaning adults identify as democratic socialists,” per the latest polling.

This is a big problem for an increasingly radicalized Democrat Party that continues to move further and further to the left and far out of mainstream thinking on issues like abolishing prisons, abolishing the U.S. Senate, sexualizing and queering little kids, defunding the police, open borders, socialized medicine, annihilating Israel, and outright property confiscation.

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Judicial review of ethics ruling in Trudeau We Charity case can proceed, Supreme Court says

Judicial review of ethics ruling in Trudeau We Charity case can proceed, Supreme Court says

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada says a watchdog group can pursue a court challenge of a federal ethics report on Justin Trudeau’s involvement in decisions about WE Charity.

In May 2021, then-federal ethics commissioner Mario Dion concluded that Trudeau, prime minister at the time, did not breach the Conflict of Interest Act when he participated in decisions concerning WE Charity, which operated in Canada and abroad.

The group Democracy Watch applied soon after for judicial review of Dion’s ruling in the Federal Court of Appeal.

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