UFO conference lands in Canada as Trump administration continues to release documents

UFO conference lands in Canada as Trump administration continues to release documents

A leading UFO conference is landing in Canada this summer. Featuring a keynote presentation from a former Pentagon insider, the conference aims to promote government transparency and the scientific study of what’s also known as “unidentified anomalous phenomena,” or “UAP” for short. The Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies’ conference comes as the Trump administration continues its rolling release of decades of official UFO videos, images and reports.

“There’s quite a bit of stuff that I’ve seen in the past that was not included,” former Pentagon official Christopher Mellon told CTVNews.ca. “I hope it will be. Some of it was kind of dramatic.”

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Cost of divorce keeping Canadians in unhappy marriages longer, survey finds

Cost of divorce keeping Canadians in unhappy marriages longer, survey finds

For some Canadians, the decision to end a marriage isn’t being driven solely by the state of the relationship – it’s also being shaped by the state of their finances.

A new survey from BMO suggests the rising cost of living and broader economic uncertainty are influencing when Canadians choose to separate, with many delaying the decision because they simply can’t afford the financial fallout.

The survey found that nearly two-in-five (37 per cent) divorced or separated Canadians said that the financial cost of divorce or legal separation kept them in their marriage longer that they wanted.

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The Two-State Fantasy: Europe on Board for Israel’s Destruction

The Two-State Fantasy: Europe on Board for Israel’s Destruction

Nearly three years after the Hamas-led October 7, 2023 massacre in Israel, many Western governments and diplomats remain trapped in a dangerous fantasy: the belief that creating a Palestinian state will bring peace to the Middle East.

The latest example is France’s international conference in Paris, where foreign ministers, activists, and self-appointed peace advocates gathered this month to revive the two-state solution and promote the establishment of a Palestinian state.

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Our youth are struggling. What do we owe them – and our future?

Our youth are struggling. What do we owe them – and our future?

Imagine a young woman, 18, who waited many years to see a professional psychologist as her depression and anxiety disorder worsened and impeded her at school and at work. She never achieved her full potential, and her unresolved traumas will eventually affect the way she raised her children. This is not an uncommon story.

Last month’s World Happiness Report offered a striking data point – Canada’s youth ranked 71st globally on measures of mental well-being. Last year, Ontario’s Auditor-General found that more than half the province’s children and youth didn’t have access to adequate mental health care when they needed it.


So basically everything the LPC has done for the yute is just smoke and mirrors.

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12-year-old boy charged with attempted murder after hitting Toronto police officer with stolen vehicle

12-year-old boy charged with attempted murder after hitting Toronto police officer with stolen vehicle

Toronto police say a 12-year-old boy is facing an attempted murder charge after an officer was struck by a stolen vehicle he was driving in East York early Monday morning.

Officers responded to Donlands Avenue and O’Connor Drive for an auto theft call just after 1 a.m. Police said officers discharged their firearms as they attempted to stop the driver who was allegedly fleeing the scene.

The officer was struck, and left with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries.

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Yes, Trump’s Iran Deal Is So Much Better Than Obama’s

Yes, Trump’s Iran Deal Is So Much Better Than Obama’s

President Donald Trump announced Saturday that the United States has reached a peace deal with Iran, and the contrast with what Barack Obama handed the world in 2015 could not be starker. “The Deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete,” Trump posted on Truth Social Sunday. “Ships of the World, start your engines. Let the oil flow!” The naval blockade on Iranian ports has already lifted. The Strait of Hormuz is open. And for the first time in a long time, there’s an actual framework that puts nuclear weapons permanently off the table.

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‘It’s international’: Vancouver and Toronto gangs gain reach through social media, rap and crime, expert says

‘It’s international’: Vancouver and Toronto gangs gain reach through social media, rap and crime, expert says

Gangs like B.C.’s Brothers Keepers and Toronto’s Driftwood Crips work closely together in the rap music business and in criminality, an Ontario expert says.

Andrew Hammond, a sergeant with the Toronto Police Service and president of the Organization for National Gang Information and Awareness (ONGIA), told Postmedia News that Canadian street gangs have broadened their operations both across Canada and internationally.

“This has been building for the last six, seven or eight years,” said Hammond. “The reach of these gang members now, it’s national, it’s international.”

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Delaney Hall protests coordinated largely by revolutionary-left organizations

Delaney Hall protests coordinated largely by revolutionary-left organizations

Revolutionary-left activist organizations, including out-of-state socialist groups boasting ample funding, are behind the disruptive demonstrations at the Delaney Hall immigrant detention facility in Newark, New Jersey.

Organizers of the anti-deportation protests outside Delaney Hall have portrayed the mobilization efforts as grassroots and spontaneous, but a network of self-described communist factions based across the country is fueling the unrest.

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Joly to meet Chinese EV makers in Shanghai in bid to attract auto sector investment

Joly to meet Chinese EV makers in Shanghai in bid to attract auto sector investment

Industry Minister Mélanie Joly says she will be meeting with four Chinese companies that are considering building electric vehicles in Canada when she visits China this week in an effort to attract investment to this country’s auto sector.

The four companies – BYD, Chery, Geely and Shanghai Launch Automotive Technology – have been examining possible investments in Canada, Ms. Joly said in an interview. Shanghai Launch’s proposal includes a partnership with British automaker Austin Motor Co., she added.


Canada is a very small market, without US access the ChiComs will just smile and wave at Joly but if she offers to subsidize China’s slavers with tax payer dollars they might perk up a bit.

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Trump and thousands of others watch UFC fight on White House lawn

Trump and thousands of others watch UFC fight on White House lawn

US President Donald Trump celebrated his 80th and America’s 250th birthday with an Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event on the White House lawn.

Trump and thousands of other mixed martial arts fans watched on as American fighter Justin Gaethje beat Spanish-Georgian opponent Ilia Topuria to win the lightweight championship in the main event.

The fight night – the first ever professional sporting event held at the presidential residence – was delayed by an hour amid fears of thunderstorms.

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Two-Tier Justice Is Breaking Our Country

Two-Tier Justice Is Breaking Our Country

Protests have rocked the United Kingdom following a murder conviction that raised stark questions about police conduct and equal treatment under the law. In December 2025, 18-year-old university student Henry Nowak was fatally stabbed during an altercation with Vickrum Digwa in Southampton.

When police arrived, Digwa claimed he was the victim of a racially motivated attack. Officers handcuffed Nowak in response, even as he pled innocence and said he could not breathe.

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Farage Vows to Kick Out All Migrants From Gov‘t Subsidised Housing

Farage Vows to Kick Out All Migrants From Gov‘t Subsidised Housing

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has promised to remove every migrant from government-sponsored social housing within 90 days of coming into power.

Taxpayer-funded housing schemes have become a flashpoint for anger over the mass migration agenda imposed on the country against the will of the British public, with the sites providing a physical representation of the apparent elevation of foreign ethnic minorities over native Britons.

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Pensions, passports and misinformation: What each side says the other gets wrong about Alberta independence

Pensions, passports and misinformation: What each side says the other gets wrong about Alberta independence

Would Alberta seniors lose their Canadian pensions if the province separates? Would Albertans lose their Canadian passports?

Even these basic questions are disputed in Alberta right now as both sides gear up for a referendum on the question of independence this October.

Separatist supporter Wendy Fitzpatrick said pensions were the biggest point of concern she heard from older Albertans while gathering signatures, and she believes the pro-Canada side is spreading misinformation on that.

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