-- "A defence industry start-up whose chief lobbyist is the brother of Deputy Defence Minister Christiane Fox won a private audience with the Prime Minister to discuss drone technology. The Privy Council yesterday had no comment: 'Can you assure Parliament and Canadians that you won’t be using your office as a public office holder to further the interests of private individuals?'" --
-- "Accused terrorist Mohamed Harkat, now 57, arrived in Canada in October 1995 and was later granted refugee status. He has been living in Ottawa, or in jail, for the past three decades. The Harkat case is one of Canada’s longest-running judicial matters." --The Liberal's 'post-national' state is killing Canada...
-- "The government has let in the equivalent of nine per cent of the population in four years." --Just look at Calgary.
-- "So far, 46 individuals have been arrested and are facing a combined 1,442 criminal charges. At least 164 arrest warrants have been issued for individuals currently wanted by police. Chief Peter Moreira said that seniors are being disproportionately victimized. The 'majority' of the people they’ve identified as suspects are from Romania, while a smaller portion is from India." --And...
-- "In a news release on Friday, police identified the driver as 23-year-old Kyvam Aghakhani Barfeh of Barrie." --Meanwhile... south of the border.
-- -- "A Senate committee quietly voted on Monday to inject controversial expansions into the Liberal government’s anti-hate legislation, including a new provision that would criminalize 'residential school denialism'. Under the new provision, individuals convicted of the vague offence could face up to two years in prison. The amendment describes 'residential school denialism' as willfully promoting 'hatred against Indigenous peoples by condoning, denying, downplaying or justifying the Indian residential school system in Canada or by misrepresenting facts relating to it.'" --
-- "Damanjeet Singh, 22, and Pardaman Singh, 30, both foreign nationals, are facing additional charges connected to an extortion-related shooting in Surrey earlier this year." --
-- "Prime Minister Mark Carney’s 'sovereign wealth fund' will cost taxpayers $750 million a year in debt interest charges, Finance Department figures show. The estimate yesterday followed criticism the $25 billion Canada Strong Fund was not a savings account: 'It’s actually a debt fund.'" --
-- "In 2023, CBSA — taking orders from then Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — ever so quietly, secret squirrel like, took down the CBSA Most Wanted page. A flurry of nonsensical excuses followed." --That good old 'post-national' state...
Dozens of bad guys were arrested and booted during the list’s run. But Trudeau being Trudeau, listened to every sob story, every diaspora political group, every grievance industry stalwart.Nota bene...
-- "There are no longer hundreds of foreign-born criminals wandering the streets of Canada. There are thousands." --
-- "A Canadian doctor has been placed under supervision by the College of Physicians and Surgeons after an investigation into his Medical Assistance in Dying practice found serious breaches of protocol — including assessing a man for MAID outside a Tim Hortons restaurant." --Relax... just think about all the money the government is saving.
-- "Cabinet will not disclose the budget for the June 8 swearing-in of the new Governor General. The ceremony is the first of its kind since Prime Minister Mark Carney promised to 'cut spending and make tough choices.'" --And the CBC continues to run interference for Carney...
-- "The federal government says it's looking for ways to make an expense program for former governors general more transparent after almost 50 years of secrecy." --Gotta love that prepaid 'professional' journalism.
-- "Toronto man Muhammad Anas Sial, 33, is facing an additional hate crime charge following an incident at a pro-Palestinian protest near Sheppard Avenue and Bathurst Street in North York." --In other 'Muslim values are Canadian values' news...
-- "Quebec City man Mohamed Ali Ben Chaoua, 40, has been released under conditions after he was arrested this week on a terrorism peace bond." --In other 'Quebec man' news...
"Clearly, the judge used the legal tools at his disposal to ensure that Quebec City is kept safe from Mr. Shimei-Baraka Saiba."
-- "Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says ‘Canada unequivocally condemns the grave mistreatment of Canadians in Israel.’ The statement marked an unusually sharp rebuke of a close ally." --
I want to know when Mark Carney's 'gender-fluid' progeny will be visiting Gaza.
And the Liberals continue to antagonise Trump as well.
-- "The Department of Foreign Affairs spent more than $32 million on an iceberg-themed pavilion at the Osaka World Fair, records show. Expenses included $164,279 for questionnaires and $50,000 on 'creative concept options' even as Prime Minister Mark Carney appealed to Canadians to make sacrifices: 'We won’t play games.'" --
-- "The Snowbirds CT-114 Tutor aircraft which were newly modernized at a cost of $30 million, will go straight from delivery into retirement, the Canadian Forces has confirmed. The Canadian Forces could not say what will happen to the newly delivered modernized planes. In the past, surplus Canadian military aircraft have been scrapped, sold off, or donated to museums." --
-- "I don’t see the problem – Carney requires a surveillance state if he is to rule properly. He can’t have dissent or opposition, especially from far right proles. Besides, that’s what millions of Canadians voted for – a Forever Government that keeps them safe." --
-- "Academics Frances Widdowson and Jerry Amernic, as well as criminal defence lawyer Jim Heller, join Rebel News to discuss the taxpayer-funded sting production that’s targeting critics of the residential school 'genocide' narrative." --
And be sure to check out the petition.
-- "Government-paid publishers are petitioning MPs to maintain annual payroll rebates worth up to $29,750 per newsroom employee. The rebates, initially promised to be temporary, are set to roll back to $13,750 by year’s end: ‘Reward those who maintain newsroom employment.’" --Other wonderful uses of your tax dollars.
-- "As soon as false allegation is made, the accused is murdered outside the court and the entire area erupts into riots. Mosques’ loudspeakers blare announcements urging, 'Come and save the honour of Muhammad.'" --
-- "The news is part of the provincial government's grander plans to vastly increase jail capacity, first revealed by The Canadian Press last month. Internal government documents show the province aims to add nearly 6,000 jail beds by 2050, a move critics estimate will cost at least $7 billion." --I'm so old, I remember we when we didn't have daily gunbattles.
-- "Staff in Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Privy Council Office attended a closed-door March 10 meeting to discuss which reporters would be 'blacklisted or accredited,' Access To Information records show. Carney weeks later commemorated World Press Freedom Day by announcing: 'A strong, independent and free press both defines and defends our values.'" --You wouldn't understand... it's a Liberal thing.
-- "Durham Regional Police say Mogos Constantin, 38, who is linked to Romanian organized crime in California has been arrested in Uxbridge, after allegedly tricking one person into selling their used car for less than the asking price." --
