On one side, you have the lawyers and executives of every major tech company, every telecom company, every major internet provider all saying that the Carney government’s Bill C-22 goes too far. On the other side, you have Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree saying these companies just misunderstand the legislation.
As a public service lets take a look at what ProtonVPN is saying about C-22…
For years, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has promised the US, Europe, and Arab donors that he is committed to reforming Palestinian institutions, fighting corruption, introducing transparency, and preparing the ground for a new generation of Palestinian leadership. The recent elections for his ruling Fatah faction, however, prove otherwise.
The city of Toronto could soon have a new tool in its battle against scofflaw drivers: noise cameras are up for discussion Thursday afternoon at city council’s monthly meeting.
Coun. Lily Cheng is introducing a motion at this week’s council meeting that calls on staff to look into bringing noise cameras to the streets of the city to catch drivers making excessive noise. She wants city staff to look into noise camera use in other jurisdictions to find out what technology works best.
Accompanying her motion is a letter of support with 264 signatures.
Where I live angry residents cornered a couple of motorcyclists who persistently revved their engines in our above ground parking lot – they love the Canyon echo effect.
They should have burned the cycles at the least.
Other persistent idiots still hang out at Apache and the Tim Hortons. I’m all for this.
“None of the above” trounced all other choices when a national poll asked U.S adult citizens to name “the best” late-night comedian on TV – yet another sign of viewers’ growing disdain for the hateful political commentary that has replaced entertainment.
In a national survey conducted May 15-18, 2026, The Economist/YouGov asked:
“Who do you think is the best late-night comedian on TV?”
A Bay Street Corridor condo purchased in December 2021 for $1.03 million sold at a whopping $347,000 loss this month.
The one-bedroom-plus-den unit with a parking space two blocks south of Bloor Street sat on the market for nearly three months before selling in early May for $685,000.
The reason Stephen Colbert has never been funny is that he is incapable of making fun of himself. Even during his tenure on Comedy Central’s Colbert Report, he only mocked people on the right, specifically Fox News hosts.
Colbert not only lacks a true sense of humor, any hint of warmth, or the appeal of a guy you’d want to have a beer with (I’d have a beer with Jon Stewart), but also is void of anything approaching humility.
Sage Creek Elementary School, located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, has decided to jettison Mother’s Day and Father’s Day presents in favor of much vaguer “family” gifts, which the Increasingly Less White North’s National Post noted is “part of a new trend among some Canadian schools downplaying or eliminating the traditional parental celebrations.”
Gee, I wonder why they are doing this. Just kidding.
Alternate headline: Blogger Discovers Keynote Speaker for the Anti-Communist Film Festival. And yes, I’ve alerted Mark Judge, except he’s been on the effort for almost three months.
Back in March, Mark wrote about a new novel from best-selling author James Ellroy, whose novels Hollywood had made into films such as the James Woods thriller Cop, Brown’s Requiem, The Black Dahlia, and most famously, L.A. Confidential. Mark noted the publication of Ellroy’s latest novel, Red Sheet, set in Ellroy’s favorite setting of 1950s Hollywood, only with a surprising and audacious twist. The novel takes the position that the so-called Blacklist was not only a Hollywood studio manipulation, but that the anti-Communists at the time were right about the Soviet influence operation targeting the American entertainment industry …
An Air Canada employee accused in Canada’s largest gold heist had been on police radar for years before millions in gold vanished from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
A W5 investigation has uncovered intelligence reports, court records and exclusive data that raise troubling questions about how airport employees with alleged links to organized crime, drug trafficking and violence were able to retain access to restricted areas at Canada’s busiest airport.
The list of Liberal transport ministers who ignored this outrageous airport security. https://t.co/V4HwzfCYT4 pic.twitter.com/SWYptwHznU
— Dean Skoreyko (@bcbluecon) May 21, 2026
Transport Canada is compromised. h/t Mauser
We the People are seeing our first serious strike for justice in the massive Minnesota fraud network, with the “Feeding Our Future” fraudster mastermind receiving a sentence of more than four decades in jail.
FBI Director Kash Patel celebrated Aimee Bock’s May 21 sentence of almost 42 years in prison, as Bock was at the center of a fraud case that represented $250 million of taxpayer money lost. Bock ran “Feeding Our Future,” which received lavish amounts of taxpayer money under the claim it was providing millions of meals to needy children during the COVID-19 pandemic, though the whole operation turned out to be a fraud scheme.
While he hasn’t fired them himself, Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw said he wants “corrupt” cops to self-identity and resign on their own.
“Let’s be clear: There is zero tolerance for corruption in the Toronto Police Service,” Demkiw told John Moore of Newstalk 1010 on Wednesday morning. “We have stood up our police anti-corruption unit, we are expanding our abilities at professional standards, our members wear this uniform with honour and distinction and it’s a privilege to wear this uniform.”
Letting Muslims run rampant for literally years may have been smart policing in Demkiw’s books but that and all the other two tiered diversity nonsense has cost the TPS its social capital.
Going forward you don’t have to worry about limiting your contact, they won’t show up for any crime incident anyway.
Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin agreed to release the group’s 2024 campaign autopsy after a concerted pressure campaign from members of the party.
Martin previously decided against releasing the results of the report, which sought to identify why the Democratic Party suffered such blistering losses in the 2024 elections. After heavy backlash, he announced Thursday that he was reversing course.
Canadians strongly support investing in domestically owned defence companies and oppose relying on American companies to build equipment for the Canadian military, according to a new public opinion poll released May 21.
The research was done for the Alliance of Canadian Defence Companies (ACDC), an industry-led trade association and lobbying group representing wholly Canadian-owned defence builders and suppliers. The alliance represents more than 200 Canadian-owned and Canadian-controlled defence companies across aerospace, maritime, land, cyber and other defence sectors.
The Disney Grooming Syndicate got busted Sunday after trying to pass off a staged event as a surprise moment for a random group of Star Wars fans — as though Star Wars fans still exist.
Pedro is gonna Michael Stipe himself out of a career anyway.
Tim Hortons coffee holds a strange place in the Canadian imagination. Since 1964, their jet-fuel-strong coffee and various sticky-sweet baked goods have powered the nation. It’s the steaming brown cup of rise-and-shine for parents getting up at the crack of dawn to shuttle their kids to hockey practice. It’s the pick-me-up for motorists trundling along long, dull stretches of Highway 401. It’s an integral part of Canadians’ daily routine. Does anyone actually like the coffee? Or the food? Such questions seem immaterial. Good, bad, whatever it is … it’s ours.
Vaguely “Ours”
I hope Dunkin will learn from Tim’s that turning its stores into 3rd World Cheap Labour Dumpsters is not a good look.
