TORONTO — A convicted child sex offender who shook hands with Prime Minister Mark Carney during a recent federal by-election campaign also took part in the campaign of Ahsanul Hafiz, the Liberal who narrowly beat Nate Erskine-Smith for the Ontario Liberal nomination in Scarborough Southwest. Erskine-Smith, then a Liberal MP in Carney’s caucus, alleged the vote was marred by irregularities.
Justin had a long list of pedo encounters.
A transgender New York Times executive was shot dead by his 76-year-old in-laws in a California car park, police said.
Jonathan McKinsey, 40, the newspaper’s director of engineering for its games department, was found with gunshot wounds in Dublin, a suburb in the Bay Area, and pronounced dead at the scene.
This keeps getting weirder.
For years, Canadians have wondered why so many packaged foods contain so much sodium, sugar or saturated fat. Health Canada may have found a remarkably simple way to change that: put a magnifying glass on the front of the package and let shoppers decide.
A police officer has sparked outrage in France after he shot a teen protester in the face with a grenade launcher at point blank-range, leaving him with his mouth ‘torn apart’.
Students have been protesting across France since last week, with pupils growing increasingly angry over budget cuts to education.
Teenagers blocking entrances to schools have been accused of setting fires and clashing with police, with at least 10 students arrested.
Not an innocent …
Translation – “Mme @Clemence_Guette, you missed the beginning of the video, so we’re putting it back here for you.
I wouldn’t dare imagine that you tried to manipulate anyone by truncating this video.
But maybe I’m wrong…”
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— ✨ i͎χ dᵤ Ⓜ️i̾ℓ乇υ ✌️ (@EspritCritik9) September 29, 2026
At a recent staff meeting at an elementary school in the York Region District School Board (YRDSB), a presentation reportedly asked teachers to accept that, “The institution of education is an instrumental tool for maintaining and furthering the ideology of white supremacy. It is not the responsibility of people with intersecting marginalized identities to prove this. I will engage in dialogue about how we dismantle the structures and systems of white supremacy rather than engage in debate about whether these lived realities exist.”
The Rule of Law no longer exists in the UK https://t.co/bTybtQ5Mid
— John Cleese (@JohnCleese) September 29, 2026
I just heard via a reliable source that the European Union (EU) countries have dismissed Prime Minister Mark Carney and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen “Associate Member” nonsense. This was simply a deal put together by the two of them with no discussion whatsoever with their constituents or member countries. It seems that Canadians were not the only players being left in the dark as sneaky Carney attempted to make this a “fait accompli.”
🤣 @fancypants_s https://t.co/LNfSnZ5i43
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) September 29, 2026
h/t Patti Jo – The only time I get a massage is when X wants a treat!
ess than 24 hours after an assassin extinguished one of the brightest young lights in American conservative thought, a Utah Valley University faculty member sent a supportive email message to students urging them to rise above the violence.
The message, addressed “To my Students and friends,” summed up the cold-blooded murder of Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk at UVU on Sept. 10, 2025 as a “life-altering tragedy for those close to him, obviously.” A profound loss to Kirk’s followers, too, the unidentified professor added.
As Islam makes disturbing inroads into nearly every aspect of American life, the legitimacy of calling it simply a religion is coming into question. Islam has been practiced not only as a religion, but also as a political and legal system that its most ardent practitioners embrace.
The intriguing conclusion of a new book by former British prime minister Gordon Brown is that western societies are experiencing two existential events at the same time.
His book, The Future Starts With Us, points to the well-documented breakup of the international rules-based order. Brown describes it as the consequence of war, mass migration, economic disruption and climate change.
The popularity of the long-running (over two decades) NBC News show To Catch a Predator, in which online pedophiles are lured to a sting house where camera crews and local police await them, has entered the stratosphere of pop culture consciousness. Its host Chris Hanson has appeared in or been parodied on many other shows such as The Simpsons and South Park, and his catchphrase “Have a seat,” or some variation thereof, is a familiar meme. The show is credited not only with snaring hundreds of potential predators of the underaged, but with raising awareness of the issue to an unprecedented degree. It has not been without controversy – principally an incident in which a suspect committed suicide as he was being swarmed at his home by a SWAT team and TV cameras – but To Catch a Predator and its host have generally been praised as a force for good and justice in America.
Has the University of Cambridge abandoned its investigation into the hiring of Jason Arday? This summer, following Arday’s tragic suicide and amid an urgent sense that there were lessons to be learnt, Cambridge promised an independent review into all aspects of its ‘decision-making and actions’ – including how an academic who was so manifestly underqualified, had long been suspected of plagiarism and had made fantastical claims about his life story came to be appointed as a professorial chair. Now, the New York Times claims that the university is backing away from this pledge.
One of U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade advisers is threatening repercussions for Canada if it “interferes” in the upcoming midterm elections — though it’s not clear what he anticipates the country would do to impact the vote.
Peter Navarro, who has lashed out at Canada in the past, made these latest remarks during a talk at an economic conference in Washington on Tuesday.
Navarro was speaking generally about the Trump administration’s trade policy when the conversation turned to the ongoing dispute with Canada. He blasted Canadians on “K Street” — an area in Washington known as a hub for lobbyists — telling them to “get the hell out of our country.”
The world gets it now: tariffs bring countries to the table.
Everyone lined up to negotiate. Canada? They showed up with lobbyists.
Message to them? Get the hell out. pic.twitter.com/JES6qaHZZl
— Peter Navarro (@RealPNavarro) September 29, 2026
A Labour minister who claimed visions of Britain’s countryside based on warm ale and black labradors were a ‘far-Right fantasy’ has posted images of her own rural idyll online – including of a black labrador.
Jenny Riddell-Carpenter, the recently appointed nature minister, shared pictures of the family pet and past trips to a countryside pub despite telling a fringe meeting at the Labour Party conference she is kept awake at night by her fear that the hard-Right will use this supposed fantasy at the next election.
She told party members: ‘This is one of the things I do stay awake at night about, and think about, and fear.
Another vile lefty. What a surprise!
