Don’t bail out developers. Rescue housing

Don’t bail out developers. Rescue housing

The debate over governments purchasing unsold condominiums is asking the wrong question.

Critics are right to warn against governments becoming the buyer of last resort for failed condominium projects. That would socialize private losses, reward speculation and encourage developers and lenders to take greater risks, knowing taxpayers may absorb them.

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Bad Choices, Anger, and Mental Illness

Bad Choices, Anger, and Mental Illness

Marching in pussy hats, baring their breasts to save the earth, fighting with ICE agents, declaring themselves “nasty,” feminist women today are self-evidently the least contented and most rancorous women in America, preoccupied with victimhood, consumed by the politics of despair, and experiencing higher rates of depression (and corresponding anti-depressant use) than non-feminist women.

It is logical to conclude that feminism causes female unhappiness by encouraging ingratitude, paranoia, and reckless rage.

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French Leftist Crows About How the French Are Being Replaced

French Leftist Crows About How the French Are Being Replaced

Clémence Guetté of the far-left La France Insoumise party is a member of France’s National Assembly, and she is overjoyed that there are fewer and fewer French people for her to represent. And so what has been derided up to now as a “white supremacist conspiracy theory,” and likely will be again, since there is never any shortage of uninformed and ignorant people, has proven to be true. In fact, not only has it proven to be true, but leftists who, as is ever more obvious, are determined to destroy their host countries, are openly celebrating that fact.


Tweet Translation – In France, the radical left-wing deputy, Clémence Guetté, admitted that the replacement plan has come to fruition: “White French people, you’ve already lost the racial battle. One in every three French people is of immigrant origin. It makes no sense for you to keep defending yourselves.”

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Justice delayed: Nearly 60% of violent crime cases are stayed or withdrawn in Canada

Justice delayed: Nearly 60% of violent crime cases are stayed or withdrawn in Canada

In April, Alberta prosecutors announced that sexual assault charges against a prominent spiritual leader and his wife would be stayed due to a combination of trial delays and prosecutorial misconduct. After years of waiting, one complainant told The Globe and Mail that those who had come forward felt “betrayed,” that there was “no accountability,” and that they had become “victims of the system.”

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I’m stunned alright …

I’m stunned alright …

Elliot Page STUNS fans with extremely ripped abs in shirtless snap: ‘Where did that physique come from!’

Elliot Page showed off his incredible ripped abs during an intense boxing session this week.

The Oscar nominee, 39, who came out as a transgender man in December 2020, proudly posed for a shirtless snap while in the boxing ring, leaving fans stunned by his defined muscles and rippling six pack.

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Terry Newman: Is anyone responsible for the Nakba exhibit’s anti-Zionist propaganda?

Terry Newman: Is anyone responsible for the Nakba exhibit’s anti-Zionist propaganda?

This past weekend, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) unveiled “Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present,” and the exhibit turned out to be exactly what critics had feared. Instead of providing a balanced historical examination, the exhibit memory-holes key context — including Arab rejection of the UN partition plan and the full scope of the 1948 war — in favour of a politicized, one-sided narrative that focuses on catastrophe and “ongoing dispossession.” And I didn’t even have to visit the exhibit to reach this conclusion. The proof is right there on the museum’s website for anyone willing to compare it with the full historical record.

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Volkswagen as a Symptom of Europe’s Industrial Decline

Volkswagen as a Symptom of Europe’s Industrial Decline

Volkswagen is no longer facing a simple internal restructuring. The German group is considering a downsizing plan that could affect up to 100,000 jobs worldwide and lead to the closure of four plants in Germany—Hanover, Zwickau, Emden, and Neckarsulm (the latter associated with Audi) after previously reaching an agreement with unions to eliminate 50,000 jobs by 2030.

The figure places Germany’s largest industrial company in the midst of its most severe labour crisis in decades.

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Beheaders call for pro-Beheaders education in schools

Beheaders call for pro-Beheaders education in schools

The Canadian Muslim Public Affairs Council has released a new policy handbook calling for “anti-Islamophobia education” to be integrated into Canadian school curriculums, along with at least $40 million in federal funding for security at mosques and Islamic schools.

The handbook was launched on Parliament Hill earlier this month to mark the fifth anniversary of the June 6, 2021, killing of a Muslim family in London, Ontario. NDP House Leader Heather McPherson joined CMPAC executive director Khaled Al-Qazzaz and youth representatives at the event.

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The Myth of Cursed Soil

The Myth of Cursed Soil

Last year, I wrote on the “myth of magic soil,” an idea blithely trotted out by anti-American leftists — and even many on the more moderate of the political spectrum’s right wing — and hammered into the minds of citizens ad nauseam. According to the myth of magic soil, anyone can become an American just by coming to America. Doesn’t matter if you come from a high-trust Anglo-Saxon community steeped in Christian morality and born from the profound courage and towering thought of the Western tradition or if you crawled out of some impoverished, crime-ridden, backwards Third World Muslim country, the Left declares that you can be just as American as the man whose ancestors arrived on the Mayflower and whose family has served in the U.S. Armed Forces every generation since 1776.

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Ending the marathon of suffering in Canada’s emergency rooms

Ending the marathon of suffering in Canada’s emergency rooms

The Canadian Institute for Health Information has released its annual report on emergency department wait times, a litany of data that is as mind-numbing as it is depressing.

One in 10 people who head to their local ED wait more than 14 hours for care. For the sickest of the sick, those who need to be admitted to hospital, the waits are three times longer. One in 10 wait more than 48 hours, languishing on stretchers in hospital hallways. Individually, it can be much worse, like the 79-year-old man in Edmonton with severe influenza, who waited 90 hours for a bed.

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