WARMINGTON: Toronto’s Danforth Village looks like hell on earth

WARMINGTON: Toronto’s Danforth Village looks like hell on earth

As Canada inches closer to becoming an associate member of the European Union, as some of those countries have experienced, this country’s biggest city has its own areas that are unsafe to travel through.

While noticeable in downtown areas near Union Station, they are also found in some neighbourhoods like Danforth Village. A section of the north sidewalk on Danforth Ave., between Main St. and Dawes Rd., has become a “don’t you dare” walk-through area with fencing and security.

Thank you Mayor Chow.

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Xi ‘illness’ rumours spread before Trump summit

Xi ‘illness’ rumours spread before Trump summit

Rumours that Xi Jinping fell ill at a major summit and had to be rushed home have circulated widely before his meeting with Donald Trump next week.

The unsubstantiated claims, which appear to have come from critics of the communist regime, follow a purge of military officials in China.

Xi, 73, is often the subject of speculation about his health owing to China’s censorship and lack of independent media, but the latest rumours seem to have taken hold.

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All smiles in Strasbourg but uncertainty clouds Canada’s EU membership plan

All smiles in Strasbourg but uncertainty clouds Canada’s EU membership plan

Mark Carney received a rapturous reception in the European parliament when he gave his speech on Thursday welcoming a proposal for Canada to become the EU’s first-ever associate member.

Politicians queued to shake his hand and take selfies. One described the speech as a historic moment. “Europe has extended a hand, and Canada has taken it,” said the German Green MEP Terry Reintke, who borrowed a Canadian ice hockey shirt for the occasion.

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Poilievre warns of EU taxes after surprise Canada ‘associate member’ pitch

Poilievre warns of EU taxes after surprise Canada ‘associate member’ pitch

TORONTO — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen offered Canada a brand-new title — the EU’s first “associate member” — without first running it past the 27 capitals that would have to approve any real deal, and Brussels is now walking the phrase back while U.S. President Donald Trump treats it as another front in the trade war.

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Law Firm Sues Dearborn, Mich. For Discrimination In Favor Of Islam

Law Firm Sues Dearborn, Mich. For Discrimination In Favor Of Islam

public interest law firm filed a lawsuit today against the city of Dearborn, Michigan, for allegedly establishing Islam as a religion in violation of the U.S. Constitution and civil rights laws. The American Freedom Law Center is pursuing the suit on behalf of Dearborn resident and Federalist Senior Legal Correspondent Margot Cleveland.

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Trump Presses Canada Over Fentanyl Labs and Chinese Gangs on the Northern Border in Filing to Congress

Trump Presses Canada Over Fentanyl Labs and Chinese Gangs on the Northern Border in Filing to Congress

WASHINGTON – An official declaration from President Donald Trump has informed Congress that fentanyl is still being produced in clandestine Canadian labs and that Chinese gangs are operating along the northern border of the United States, while the People’s Republic of China “continues to be the world’s largest producer of many of the precursor chemicals used to illicitly produce fentanyl, methamphetamine, and other deadly synthetic drugs.”

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Feminism is Imploding

Feminism is Imploding

It seems like just yesterday that Euphoria actress Sydney Sweeney – who embodies, literally, the traditionally feminine ideal of beauty that drives anti-beauty feminists into a frothing, jealous rage – sparked controversy over her American Eagle ad which facetiously proclaimed that she has “great jeans.” Now she is facing Left-wing backlash for another teasingly sexualized ad campaign, this time for sports trading app Novig, which launched last month.

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Canada wants into Britain’s rapid-response defence club

Canada wants into Britain’s rapid-response defence club

Canada has formally applied to join the U.K.-led Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF), a collection of NATO nations whose mandate is to respond more quickly in a crisis.

Prime Minister Mark Carney formally announced the plan on Wednesday while meeting with his British counterpart Andy Burnham.

In a statement, Carney called JEF an “important initiative” and highlighted other close defence ties with the U.K., including Canada’s observer status in the development of the next generation of fighter jet.


Canada is too busy making the world safe for transgenders to fight any boring old war.

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The untouchable Anthony Fauci

The untouchable Anthony Fauci

After watching Anthony Fauci invoke the Fifth Amendment before Congress over 100 times in July, you may have thought he was afraid to speak publicly about his actions during the Covid pandemic. Well, you were completely wrong. It turns out that Fauci, the former long-running head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), is quite willing to talk about what he did – provided it is the right forum and he can shape the message to his liking.

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Secret 1992 cabinet records reveal concerns over rising Canadian immigration levels

Secret 1992 cabinet records reveal concerns over rising Canadian immigration levels

Newly released cabinet records show Brian Mulroney’s government privately raised concerns more than three decades ago that Canada’s immigration system was facing growing public opposition, lengthy backlogs and an inability to remove failed refugee claimants.

Blacklock’s Reporter says minutes from a secret June 4, 1992 cabinet meeting, obtained through Access To Information, show then-Immigration Minister Bernard Valcourt told ministers there were fiscal and political reasons to overhaul the system.


The bastards in Ottawa destroyed Canada.

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Archbishop of Canterbury forced to withdraw controversial award given on anniversary of 9/11 to Muslim cleric who praised Bin Laden

Archbishop of Canterbury forced to withdraw controversial award given on anniversary of 9/11 to Muslim cleric who praised Bin Laden

The Archbishop of Canterbury has been forced to withdraw an award she gave to a Muslim cleric on the anniversary of 9/11 after it emerged he had once praised Osama Bin Laden.

The Most Rev Sarah Mullally presented the prize for ‘Reconciliation and Interfaith Cooperation’ to Tahir Ashrafi on the same day that the world marked 25 years since the terror attacks on America.

But she faced a major backlash after it emerged that the group of Islamic scholars Mr Ashrafi chairs in Pakistan had previously given its highest honour to the Al Qaeda chief.

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Closer ties with Canada will not save Europe from a ‘slow agony’ of decline

Closer ties with Canada will not save Europe from a ‘slow agony’ of decline

Two years ago this month, former European Central Bank president Mario Draghi warned that the continent faced a “slow agony” of decline without radical reforms aimed at boosting investment and innovation, reducing regulations and increasing its energy security.

What happened next was typical of the bloated bureaucratic behemoth that the European Union has become. Much talk and a few symbolic gestures followed Mr. Draghi’s report. But it was soon back to business as usual in Brussels.

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Germany: High on laughing gas, Mohammad S. killed two twin brothers and left one victim without a leg, but receives only 3 years in prison

Germany: High on laughing gas, Mohammad S. killed two twin brothers and left one victim without a leg, but receives only 3 years in prison

Mohammad S. was sentenced Wednesday to three years in prison for striking killing twin brothers with his car while the brothers were traveling on an electric scooter. The 24-year-old convict also left their friend without a leg after dragging him. The verdict left the twins’ mother in tears as it was read.

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