-- "North Carolina Democrat state legislative candidate Shelly Headen posted a Facebook story from a vacation showing her in front of ovens in a German concentration camp memorial, saying, 'Visiting Dauchau [sic] Concentration Camp in Germany. This is where Trump supporters belong.'" --
-- "Toronto Police say Aisosa Osadebamwen, 20, Nana Asamoh, 18, Tafary Church, 24, and a 17-year-old male youth, face numerous firearm-related offences after officers responded to a 'person with a gun' call at Dufferin Street and Steeles Avenue in North York. Three of them were wearing masks." --
And it's not Aisosa's first rodeo.
I'm guessing his name wasn't Bob or Doug...
-- "Durham Regional Police have arrested and charged a 13-year-old boy after a firearm was found and seized at an Ajax hotel on Wednesday." --
-- "Ex-cabinet advisor Amira Elghawaby yesterday described 9/11 observances as marking 'a difficult 25 years' for Muslims. The former Toronto Star columnist told reporters the decades following the terrorist attacks have seen 'dangerous narratives about who we are.'" --Let's stick with the facts, shall we?
-- "DETROIT, Mich. — Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed headlined an Islamic conference over Labor Day weekend where the United States was described as an empire in decline, early Islamic conquests were praised and the aftermath of 9/11 was framed around Islamophobia and discrimination." --Minnesota... Michigan... is this how the dream dies?
-- "The Department of Justice, along with the Department of Education blasted the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law for favoring Black applicants while discriminating against Asian and White students. 'The data produced by Berkeley Law demonstrates a strong bias against Asian and White applicants, with a corresponding bias in favor of Black applicants,' the DOJ said." --
The Trump administration continues to do God's work.
-- "The Ontario Science Centre has laid off 30 workers including the entire science department, The Canadian Press has learned. Science programming, expertise and exhibits remain embedded across the entire organization,” said the office of Tourism, Culture and Gaming Minister Zee Hamid." --NOTA BENE...
-- “With these layoffs, the province appears to be repositioning the Ontario Science Centre as a vacation day trip for American tourists, not an educational destination Ontario’s children,” said Jason Ash, co-chair of the group Save Ontario’s Science Centre." --I heard that Therme, the spa company that got the longterm lease on the new site bought the Ford family business.
-- "Toronto Police say they’ve arrested a second suspect, Christopher Atkins-Price, 30, in the 2022 Scarborough shooting death of Ding Ping Wang. They have also charged Atkins-Price with attempted murder in a separate, non-fatal shooting months later." --Meanwhile... back at Jane and Wilson.
-- "Police say Mahith Sivananthan, 18, Mohammad Sakrak, 18, and two male youths are facing more than 200 charges after a months‑long investigation into a property‑crime ring connected to dozens of commercial break‑ins, vehicle thefts and fraud‑related offences across Durham Region and the Greater Toronto Area." --No, you don't get to know his name...
-- "Halton Police have arrested a man in his 40s after an adult woman was found dead inside a Burlington apartment early Thursday morning." --And there's this.
-- "Students and former faculty of a psychology program at the University of Toronto are fighting to save it from ending. Three years ago, the school announced it will no longer be enrolling students in Buddhism Psychology and Mental Health, which offered a minor degree program." --
-- "In a statement, a spokesperson on behalf of BHM Financial, said 'repossession is considered only as a measure of last resort after all reasonable efforts to engage with the customer have been exhausted and an account remains in sustained default without a satisfactory resolution.'" --Is it just a slow news day, or is CP24 advocating tearing down capitalism?
-- "Prime Minister Mark Carney yesterday urged Canadians to join in 'sending a message' by holidaying at home. The Prime Minister’s Office would not explain why CARNEY VACATIONED IN ITALY IN AUGUST: 'Every time we choose to buy Canadian and travel in Canada we’re sending a message.'" --
-- "The long-running controversy surrounding the planned migrant camp at the former military site outside of the leafy village of Piddington in Oxfordshire grew considerably this week after it was revealed that the government was considering placing over twice as many military-age males in the area as previously known." --
-- "Censorship laws such as the Malicious Communications Act 1988, the Communications Act 2003, and the Online Safety Act 2023 have been used by both Labour and so-called Conservative governments to arrest 62,199 people for 'communication offences', including offensive jokes online." --
-- "Peel Regional Police have laid multiple charges against Brampton residents Czuljana Ciecierska, 43, Dawid Ciecierski, 47, Dawid Ciecierski, 21, and Danuta Towinska, 20, and after investigators uncovered roughly $15,000 worth of stolen goods taken from fitness, department and pharmacy stores." --
-- "Preferential in-house hiring that excludes white heterosexuals does not breach anti-discrimination clauses in Canadian Federal contracts, the Public Prosecution Service said yesterday. The Service acknowledged issuing job postings that told white applicants they would not be hired 'before others.'" --
That's just how the Carney Liberals do things.
Are Canadians paying attention?
-- "This documentary digs into the core issues Canadians are facing today and provides answers to the question echoed by citizens across the country - what happened here?" --
-- "Abdulrahman El-Bahnasawy pleaded guilty in March 2019 to seven counts of terrorism and was sentenced to 40 years in a U.S. federal prison. In a rambling email to The Toronto Sun in 2019, the distraught mom offered a smorgasbord of excuses for her boy. Metwally is now running to be a trustee for the Halton District Board of Education in Milton Wards 1 and 2." --It starts small... and then snowballs.
-- "'Jacob is correct here — we really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans! I personally think it is >10% within the next decade,' he wrote in response on X. Samuel Marks, a safety expert for Anthropic, also shared Coxon’s thread while confirming that 'AI developers believe their technology could cause human extinction.'" --Nota bene... Jacob Coxon was a Senior Safety Researcher at both OpenAI and Anthropic.
-- "David Beamer, the father of 9/11 Flight 93 hero Todd Beamer, called on Michigan to 'vote American this time,' warning that he believes Democratic socialists pose an existential threat to the nation. 'These Democratic socialists are really more closely aligned with domestic terrorists than with our way of life,' Beamer said." --
-- "Accused shooter Nayshawn Wilkinson, 19, tied to Monday’s West Indian Day Parade violence had been out on bail at the time — because a lefty judge ignored prosecutors’ pleas to lock him up over an attempt murder rap just a month ago." --
Say... what's new with Karmelo Anthony?
FINALLY... if it only saves one life.
-- "Multiple suspects, armed with at least one firearm, forced their way into a residence, confronted the victim and assaulted him. A fifth outstanding suspect is described as a Black male wearing a grey hoodie, black pants and white shoes." --In other diversity/strength news...
-- "Halton Police have charged a Burlington business owner Mouhamad Sabra, 64, after an alleged sexual assault that investigators say occurred inside a vape shop." --
-- "US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent declared the Canadian tariffs would not trouble the United States and said it would add just .02 percent to the equation -- 'not even a rounding error.' Bessent likened Carney’s aggressive response to trade talks to a humorous story about his German Shepherd being fed up with the 'yapping” of a miniature dachshund.'" --Oh... it's way worse than you can imagine.
-- "The head of the Smithsonian Institution announced his retirement Tuesday, stepping down amid an escalating clash with the Trump administration over the leadership and direction of the nation’s museums." --NOTA BENE...
-- "Bunch was named to the role by the Smithsonian Board of Regents in 2019, having most recently served as the founding director of the Institution’s National Museum of African American History and Culture." --
-- "Dr Philip Nitschke spoke exclusively to the Daily Mail at a packed event, held just six days before MPs vote at Second Reading on Lauren Edwards' revived assisted dying Bill. The collar, called 'Kairos', consists of two balloons that exert pressure on the carotid artery, leading first to unconsciousness and then to death." --Complimentary comment from Mrs Neo...
-- "Why waste money on drugs?" --
-- "All federal scientific research should be Indigenous focused, says a Department of Natural Resources report. “How can we as public servants be actors in reconciliation?” it asked: “Ideally, the decolonization of research implies full Indigenous ownership of research. However it is still hard.'" --
-- "Teepinder Singh Ghuman, 22, who robbed five retail establishments in Brampton at knifepoint has been arrested." --And...
-- "A man is in hospital fighting for his life after a reported altercation and 'possible stabbing' near Yately Street and Clockwork Drive in Brampton." --And...
-- "After stabbing the driver, suspect kicked in a nearby home’s front door demanding keys, then tried to carjack two more vehicles, police said." --Import the third world, become the third world...
-- "The victim was rushed to a hospital in critical condition and officers arrested 65‑year‑old Abdillahi Farah Idere of Brampton." --Time to get rid of the Young Offenders Act.
-- "Three men were stabbed in Crown Heights, Brooklyn early Monday morning — just before the notoriously violent West Indian American Day parade was set to kick off. NYPD said the parade will be promptly shut down at 5:30 p.m. — a decision made after six people were shot during last year’s festivities." --
-- "Peel Regional Police have one person in custody and are searching for a a five-foot-four Hispanic woman in her mid 30s after a man was stabbed and critically injured near Main and Dundas streets in Mississauga on Sunday evening." --Meanwhile... back in Brampton...
-- "A man is in hospital fighting for his life after a reported altercation and “possible stabbing” near Yately Street and Clockwork Drive in Brampton." --And...
-- "One person has been injured in a shooting at a home near Yonge Street and Weldrick Road in Richmond Hill on Monday." --And there's this.
