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    Four Months and Still No Ruling: Why?

    Details of an attempted mass murder in Canada might never be made public. By John Goddard, April 2, 2024 The crime has no precedent in Canada but might never go to trial. A gunman burst into a Mississauga, Ontario takeout restaurant called Chicken Land almost three years ago to slaughter an entire family at their […]

    On Monday, March 26, 2024, I drove across Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge in just hours before it collapsed. I travel across many bridges in the US, but the Francis Scott Key Bridge was unusual in that there was a steep incline to drive up to the bridge, and the view from the driver’s seat […]

    Championing Gender Equality in the Shadow of Conflict

    As we commemorate International Women’s Day, it’s imperative to shine a spotlight on the plight of women in the Middle East conflict, especially those scarred by the harrowing events of October 7. The #MeToo_Unless_Ur_A_Jew campaign brings these women’s struggles into focus, urging the acknowledgment of their pain amid distorted narratives. The ARCCI’s thorough documentation of […]

    Nayib Bukele: “I am a Radical Leftist”

    CPAC Keynote Speaker: Self-Proclaimed Radical Leftist. How Did This Happen? On February 22, 2044, Nayib Bukele, President of El Salvador, gave the opening keynote speech at CPAC, the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington D.C. If you found it unusual that a Central American President gave an opening speech at an American Conservative Conference, you […]

    Canadian MP wants to criminalize speech that endorses fossil fuels

    Bill C-372 seeks penalties up to $1,000,000 and two years in prison for promoting fossil fuels as anything less than an existential threat to humanity. By Mark E. Jeftovic via Bombthrower.com Just when you thought Canada couldn’t get any more Stalinist, an MP from the country’s far-left NDP party is calling for any speech that […]

    Union Dues Fund Extremist Propaganda at Canadian Universities

    For at least a generation, York University in Canada has harboured violent extremist rhetoric on its campus, despite countless complaints and grievances from students filed with the university administration. For at least a generation they were all but ignored, minus the occasional platitude as deep and meaningful as American Express junk mail. The targeted harassment […]

    The Invocation of the Emergencies Measures Act was Unlawful, Ruled Justice Mosley.

    The Federal Court of Canada, under Justice Mosley, ruled that the invocation of the Emergencies Act was ultra vires. It was deemed an abuse of power, discriminatory, unconstitutional, beyond legal authority, unlawful, and illegal.

    Voting In The Farcical Khalistan “Referendum”

    The National Telegraph has spoken to an individual who voted in the Surrey, BC, Khalistan referendum which has given us an inside look at the voting procedures, atmosphere, and voter security at the traveling Khalistan referendum. 

    Poilievre’s Conservatives Should Draft Kevin Vuong

    There is a strong case for the Conservative Party of Canada to add Kevin Vuong to the caucus and grant him the opportunity to run for a Conservative nomination in a riding where he can be competitive. 

    From The River To The Sea, A Genocidal Etymology

    One of the most common slogans chanted by Palestinian supporters is the infamous “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free”. This chant has been heard on the streets of many Western cities and now even classrooms within our society. While many who engage in this sloganeering may think it is a generic call for Palestinian human rights, the origins and intentions of this phrase are genocidal in nature.