Not a day goes by that Prime Minister Mark Carney doesn’t further prove that he is cut from the same cloth as his predecessor, Justin Trudeau.
This was made evident last week when the federal government appealed to the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) to contest the decisions of two lower courts, which ruled that Trudeau’s 2022 invocation of the Emergencies Act was unlawful.
Bullshit.
Muslim woman who appears to be a U.S. service member confirms that she would REFUSE commands if they were targeting Muslims.
How is this person allowed to even be in the military???
Cc @SecWar pic.twitter.com/7zTct527en
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 25, 2026
The cost of unchecked illegal immigration has come due… and includes a rising body count.
On March 22, 2026, federal agents were reduced to publicly begging Illinois politicians not to release Jose Medina-Medina, a 25-year-old Venezuelan national charged with the cold-blooded murder of 18-year-old Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman.
Medina-Medina didn’t slip through the cracks — he was ushered through them. Caught and released at the border in May 2023, he was arrested and released again in Chicago just a month later despite an active warrant. His case is the flashpoint for a 72-hour window this week, where the “delayed harvest” of an open border became a lethal reality in six different cities.
HOLY SHIT. Illinois Democrat Gov. JB Pritzker, who runs a sanctuary state that PROTECTS criminal illegals, is BLAMING TRUMP following the m*rder of Sheridan Gorman by an illegal alien.
You can't make this sh*t uppic.twitter.com/OZkgdfHkdz https://t.co/xovoJuw4s9
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 24, 2026
Racism doesn’t go both ways, wypipo.
Sit down and take notes because a Black woman is about to educate you. pic.twitter.com/FfuWYYjuJs
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) March 25, 2026
When Toronto professor Jordan Peterson started arguing loudly against compelled speech in 2016 a lot of people thought he was making a big fuss about nothing.
Well, here we are in 2026 and a Quebec teacher either lies to parents or loses their job. With the connivance of officials in the provincial government, the teacher is being ordered to renounce their conscience and commit, what is to them, an immoral and unethical act.
There’s nothing like a good old-fashioned blasphemy debate to get the blood pumping and temperature rising.
After all, you got the incendiary mix of religion, politics, and free speech all rolled into one messy debate. In Great Britain, the debate revolves around whether the nation can be made safe for “Mohammedans,” as Winston Churchill charmingly referred to Muslims. (Referring to Muslims as “Mohammedans” is not a slur. It’s an adjective. And if I can’t use an adjective as a “charming” descriptor for Muslims, I will turn myself in for violating America’s blasphemy laws. Just as soon as Congress passes one.)
Taxing food disproportionately punishes those with the least flexibility. It’s not just inefficient—it’s fundamentally wrong
Manitoba’s decision to remove the provincial sales tax (PST) from all groceries is a sound policy move — though perhaps not for the reasons many assume. What makes this announcement even more remarkable is who is making it: an NDP government choosing to reduce taxes at the grocery store. In today’s policy environment, that is both unexpected and noteworthy.
US President Donald Trump’s ambitious plan to bring lasting peace to Gaza risks being completely ruined after suggestions that members of his Board of Peace are not fully committed to disarming Hamas terrorists, a key requirement of the Trump administration’s peace plan.
Prior to the war in Iran, Trump made disarming Hamas his top priority as he sought to implement his ambitious 20-point peace plan for Gaza’s reconstruction. As the president wrote on his Truth Social platform in January in response to Hamas’s continuing prevarication over the disarmament demands, “they can do this the easy way, or the hard way.”
Toronto residents will soon see more police officers in tactical gear with patrol rifles and other long guns around places of worship, tourist hubs and community centres.
On Tuesday, the Toronto Police Service (TPS) announced the launch of “Task Force Guardian,” which it said was aimed at deterring potential acts of violence.
“We know that visible police presence matters when it comes to deterring violence and reassuring our communities,” TPS Chief Myron Demkiw said at a news conference, where he announced the task force as well as his service’s standalone counterterrorism security unit.
More than three-and-a-half centuries after a musket ball to the throat put an end to decades of exemplary swashbuckling, the French soldier who inspired Alexandre Dumas and went on to be immortalised on the stage and screen – not to mention as a plucky cartoon dog – may rise again.
Workers repairing a church in the Dutch city of Maastricht have discovered a skeleton that could belong to the 17th-century Gascon nobleman Charles de Batz-Castelmore – better known as d’Artagnan – whose exploits led Dumas to make him the hero of the Three Musketeers.
After pulling off the largest gold heist in Canadian history — a $24-million haul stolen from Pearson airport — Arsalan Chaudhary took a portion of the spoils for himself and then distributed the profits to names on his handwritten “debt list,” a Brampton court heard on Monday.
Reading from an agreed statement of facts, Crown attorney Jelena Vlacic detailed the money list police found in Chaudhary’s apartment — a $10.3-million ledger he’d penned to track the distribution of profits from the melted gold.
Google translate – https://t.co/1rlLT0T2YJ pic.twitter.com/EjGZqf0uBP
— Blazingcatfur (@fancypants_s) March 25, 2026
h/t Mauser
The US army has raised the maximum enlistment age to 42 years old and scrapped a barrier for potential recruits who have a legal conviction for marijuana or drug paraphernalia possession.
People aged up to 42 can now enlist in the army, the army national guard and the army reserves, according to the new US army regulation, lifting the previous ceiling of 35 years old.
The army has also removed restrictions upon recruits who have a single conviction for possession of marijuana or associated items such as bongs, pipes and spoons. Previously, such a conviction would require a special wavier from officials in the Pentagon, with the recruit having to wait 24 months to enlist and passing a drug test.
The province is planning to temporarily remove Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) for buyers of new homes.
Premier Doug Ford announced the plan Wednesday at a news conference in Mississauga, saying the full 13 per cent tax will be removed for new homes valued up to $1 million from April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027.
For homes valued up to $1.5 million the temporary measure would see them qualify for the maximum $130,000, decreasing proportionally to homes valued at $1.85 million, which would qualify for a $24,000 rebate, said the release.
Sounds like it will be a windfall for the rich.
London’s far-left Mayor Sadiq Khan has complained that Britain is not safe with President Donald Trump in the White House and therefore the UK should seek to re-join the European Union for protection.
