-- "As well as reducing the government’s burden of providing for the public in an emergency by making households more responsible for their own resilience, the Cabinet Office also said it would update the old Government War Book and test its planning assumptions with a Home Defence exercise in 2027." --Hmmm... that doesn't sound like a good thing...
-- "Russian television has shown a simulation of a nuclear strike on central London with more than 850,000 deaths." --
-- "The results, released July 16, suggest a growing disconnect between government spending policy and the priorities of taxpayers. According to MEI’s vice-president of communications Renaud Brossard, Canadians are feeling the stress that high taxes are putting on their lives." --I'm not sure what the 'disconnect' is here...
-- "Prime Minister Mark Carney and his entourage spent $159,800 on airplane food during a single trip while dining on 'chicken chasseur, Chilean sea bass' and 'death by chocolate,' according to government records." --
-- "Details surrounding the incident remain unclear. The exact fast food location has not been independently confirmed, and it has not been verified what sparked the fight or whether anyone was injured or arrested." --
-- "Innisfil transport truck driver Pawandeep Dhillon, 35, accused of smuggling $2.3 million of cocaine across the Sarnia border last year is on trial in a Bradford courtroom accused of beating a woman. The court heard the witness tell police that Dhillon had previously broken her nose and paid off paid gang members not to shoot her and a member of her family." --
-- "An Ontario Judge has tossed evidence after an extraordinary takedown, where a police officer was recorded on surveillance video driving his unmarked police car into two people riding a scooter. The passenger, Trayvon Palmer, rushes to pick up a gun that he appears to have dropped, and then gets hit again by a second police car and crushed between them." --POP QUIZ... What are three lives worth?
-- "Leftist Canadian Kaitlyn E. Tracey, 33, slapped a teen who was wearing President Trump-branded clothing on the Jersey Shore over the Fourth of July weekend. Tracey was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and charged with endangering the welfare of a child, simple assault, harassment and obstruction." --
NOTA BENE... Tracey was in the country illegally, the Department of Homeland Security said Tuesday.
That means she'll be deported and forever ineligible to return.
-- "Mississauga woman Katherine Bergeron-Pinzarrone, 27, who was wanted on a Canada-wide warrant in connection with the 2024 homicide of a 16-year-old boy in Richmond Hill has now been arrested in Calgary." --
WANNA KNOW HOW DESPERATE THE SYSTEM IS FOR WHITE MURDERERS?
Behold the rest of Toronto's most wanted who are not from last century.
-- "'The Canadian Firearms Program cannot speculate as to the causes or other external factors that may affect licensing trends at any point in time in any location,' wrote RCMP spokesperson Robin Percival in an email to CBC News." --
-- "Canada Post spent nearly $194 million on climate programs amid ever-increasing deficits, service cuts and a 46 percent hike in stamp rates, records show: ’It’s a responsibility we embrace.’" --
-- "Toronto Police say 34-year-old Ryan McQuinn and Reka Balogh, 22, are facing dozens of charges after officers conducted a search warrant late Tuesday night at Birchmount Road and St. Clair Avenue in Scarborough." --And...
-- "Toronto Police have cordoned of a large area of a park near a Scarborough school after a firearm was discharged near Neilson and Swells roads near Grey Owl Jr. Public School earlier this morning." --
-- "Toronto Police are investigating after a man was seriously injured during a stabbing near Church and Adelaide streets in the downtown core on Tuesday evening just before 6:30pm." --But wait... there's more...
-- "A woman was stabbed near Sherbourne and Dundas streets in downtown Toronto on Tuesday evening, just after 8:30pm." --
-- "Brampton man Mark Brown, 31, has been arrested and charged with numerous offences in connection with a human trafficking investigation involving a youth under the age of 18 at a hotel near Applewood Crescent and Portage Parkway in the City of Vaughan." --
-- "Justice Lisa Wannamaker heard a joint request from both sides calling for the maximum allowable sentence for first-degree murder under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, which is 10 years. The teen the court he wants to learn and ‘restructure himself’ adding he doesn’t want the murder of 83 year-old Eleanor Doney, to define who he is." --
If he's old enough to murder... he's old enough to swing for it.
Isn't that right, Amir?
OH... IT GETS BETTER...
When he recently got into a fight with another prisoner at his youth detention facility, court heard he chillingly told staff that he hadn’t 'felt this alive' since he murdered Eleanor in 2025." --Meanwhile, in other diversity/strength news...
-- "Omar Abdul Singateh, 25, accused of opening fire on a Toronto nightclub crowd before running over pedestrians in a stolen rideshare vehicle had been free despite being arrested in a torture investigation just last year." --
-- "St. Bonaventure University Professor Ibrahim Zabad, is facing backlash on social media after appearing to celebrate the death of South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham in a social media post before deleting it less than 12 hours later, prompting renewed scrutiny of political rhetoric on college campuses." --As usual, the Bee is all over this one.
-- "Prime Minister Mark Carney quietly handed Washington a cut of Gordie Howe Bridge tolls—breaking a 2012 agreement—and now his cabinet won’t release the secret terms of the multi-billion-dollar concession. Under the 2012 Crossing Agreement, Canadian taxpayers funded the entire $6.4B bridge project." --And Trump isn't shy about letting everyone know...
-- “'I was able to cut a much better deal for America,' U.S. President Donald Trump wrote in a social media post." --
-- "The Israel Defense Forces eliminated Hamas naval commander Osama Naim Hamdi Shamlakh in a strike in the Gaza City area on Monday, the military said. In a separate strike in northern Gaza, the IDF eliminated three armed Hamas terrorists who tried to carry out attacks against Israeli soldiers operating in the Strip." --
-- "Drug smuggling charges against Harinder Singh Saini carrying a possible life sentence were thrown out of court after Superior Court Justice Jennifer Bezaire said the cross-border truck driver's Charter rights were violated in an ‘egregious’ manner." --I'm so old, I remember actual journalism...
-- "CNBC faced a wave of online mockery Monday after releasing its annual quality-of-life rankings, which exclusively placed conservative red states in all 10 spots of the 'worst places to live' — even as official U.S. Census data shows some of those states are leading the nation in population growth." --That's funny... they somehow missed New York.
-- “'Both victims signed their own death warrants. They caused this tragedy, a law enforcement source alleged. 'Both of the dead guys had guns on them and were part of the shooting. In fact, we believe they started the gunplay. The only silver lining is that no innocents died.'” --And the CBC mourns the dead gangbangers...
-- "A minute of silence was held in memory of the victims. Everyone in attendance was invited to light a candle. Pastor Miguel Rojas of Iglesia Hispano Cafe con Cristo led the group in prayer for the two men killed." --
Meanwhile... Toronto still hasn't addressed the gangbanger hitman problem.
Hey, no gun... no problem...
-- "Hamilton Police are searching for Oscar Ayala after a series of stabbings on Monday sent four people to the hospital. Anyone who sees Ayala to should call police immediately, and avoid approaching him." --
-- "Kerri Greenidge, the author of an acclaimed book about slavery is crying racism after her writing came under scrutiny by scholars for questionable assertions and sloppy sourcing. She also seems to have lost her job as a tenured associate professor in the Department of Studies in Race, Colonialism, and Diaspora at Tufts University. Now another one of Greenidge’s books, 'Black Radical,' which also had praise heaped upon it, is now being given a closer look." --
-- "Toronto Police are investigating after a man with gunshot wounds showed up at a hospital in Scarborough early Tuesday morning. There is no word on suspects." --
And not a Bob or a Doug in sight.
-- "Toronto Police have identified the two men murdered at the Salsa on St. Clair street festival over the weekend as Shaquan Nathaniel Quashie, 25, and Cesar Adrian Vernaza Vinces, 20. The two deceased individuals did know each other, though Chief Myron Denkiw says that investigators are not prepared to reveal anything about them beyond that." --
COPS, AS USUAL, AREN'T GONNA SHARE...
-- "Police Chief Myron Denkiw says that police 'are not saying anything about suspects at this time.'" --
No Myron... what the city has is a BLACK GANGBANGER PROBLEM... which you seem utterly powerless to address. Were the two illegal firearms recovered... were they found beside cold, stiff Shaquan & Cesar?
Nota bene... you wanna chip in to plant Cesar?
Looks like Shaquan's peeps needs some cheddar too.
GOOD GRIEF... SOMEBODY'S ACTUALLY SAYING IT...
-- “Both of the dead guys had guns on them and were part of the shooting. In fact, we believe they started the gunplay. The only silver lining is that no innocents died.” --
-- "Mielun Butler, 18, was booked in the Hinds County Detention Center on July 1 on a murder charge for the fatal shooting of Melvin Edwards, 32, at the notoriously dangerous Pine Ridge Garden Apartments in Jackson last month." --Who needs cops, or a justice system anyhow?
-- "Sixteen months after Ontario pulled nearly $80 million worth of American alcohol from Liquor Control Board of Ontario shelves in response to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, the province still won't say what it plans to do with it." --
-- "Around 300 people were evacuated on Saturday from a neighborhood in Sarcelles, north of Paris, after a suspicious vehicle containing a long firearm, a military-grade weapon in the vicinity of a synagogue." --
-- "Toronto Police say five people are injured (one is in critical condition) and five have been arrested following a 3am shooting at Polson and Cherry streets near the waterfront." --
Tell me, why do the media and police never want to give you the shooter's names?
UPDATE: Those darned 'Brampton' men...
-- "Brampton man Omar Abdul Singateh, 25, is facing 10 charges after an early morning shooting at Polson Pier." --
-- "Toronto Police say they are responding to an active shooter near St. Clair Avenue and Arlington Avenue at the Salsa on St. Clair festival. There are multiple injuries and the public is being warned to stay away from the area." --
UPDATE: TORONTO HOMICIDES #19-20/2026... 
-- "Two males were pronounced dead and three others have been injured in a shooting at Toronto’s biggest Latin culture celebration. Police have not released any description of the shooter." --That's four gangbanger gun murders in Toronto this week.
-- "The threats — a chilling echo of the murder of a Colombian player more than three decades ago — against Campaz, 26, began pouring in after he kicked an open shot over the crossbar in extra time during Colombia’s round of 16 match against Switzerland." --
-- "One person is dead and two men in their 20s are seriously injured after a late night shooting at Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue in North York, Toronto Police say. It’s unclear what led up to the shooting and there is no word on a suspect description at this time." --
UPDATE: The guys with the way-cool names... again...
-- "Abdihamim Aden, 22, was pronounced dead at the scene." --
Nota bene... this is Toronto's second murder this week.
And there's this...
-- "Devante Boyce, 21, Darius Hamilton, 21, Tristan Devounte Mitchell, 22, and Quinton Parr, 21, are facing 39 charges combined including multiple counts of possession of a restricted or prohibited firearm without a licence." --And also this.
-- "Tuan Ubayd BADURDEEN, age 19 from Ajax was located inside the residence and taken into custody without incident. A search of the residence located a Glock auto sear switch, drugs, and drug paraphernalia." --
Not familiar with the term 'AUTO SEAR?'
More... no you don't get to know his name, says CP24...
-- "A 30-year-old Pickering man has been charged after multiple 3D printed firearms and knives were found during a police search of his home." --ALWAYS THE GUYS WITH THE WAY-COOL NAMES...
-- "Immigration and Refugee Tribunal member Warren Puddicombe said video evidence showed Jashandeep Singh holding the gun to the head of a friend at a party last summer." --So why are Mark Carney and the Liberals still chasing legal, registered firearms owners?
-- "Joshua King Mcrea, 24, has been arrested and charged with sexual assault and child luring after police allege he used social media to communicate with people under the age of 16. Investigators believe there may be additional victims." --And...
-- "Police in Hamilton are searching for three suspects in connection with an early morning home invasion. One of the suspects was armed with a firearm and, once inside, they demanded money from the residents before fleeing the scene in a dark sedan." --In other diversity/strength news...
-- "Aoqi Xu, 21, of Vaughan, has been charged with fraud over $5,000, after after police say they found more than $5,700 worth of baby formula and hygiene products in his vehicle." --And...
-- "Vancouver man Garinder Deo, named in an American indictment as part of a multipronged investigation into international organized crime has been arrested in France." --
-- "In the video, King Misuzulu criticises his wife, who he married last November, for making excursions without his approval. ‘She's out there without my permission. When you're a wife, you ask for permission. At least let your husband know,’ he told the queen, who is his third wife. After repeatedly insulting the queen, he told her he had a girlfriend waiting for him." --
Somebody at the BBC needs to look up the word 'regret' in the dictionary.
Oh, look... the Beeb got over their usual aversion to physically describing criminals...
Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed the man, who is a white British national, was arrested at an address in Newton Abbot, Devon, on Friday and is in custody.
-- "Last month, Robert Evans Jr. entered his plea and apologized to Sharif Rahman's family, in a case that has drawn widespread attention since the killing outside The Curry House on Aug. 17, 2023. His dad and uncle were previously sentenced in the case." --It's a legal system... not a 'justice' system.
-- "Mississauga MiWay bus driver Baljeet Dhaliwal has been found not guilty in connection to a crash that killed 50-year-old Sharron Williams back in 2023. In his descision, Justice David Harris said the mystery of what caused this incident ‘has not been solved.’" --It puts one in mind of the catastrophic OC Transpo tragedy.
-- "A Law Society Tribunal has ruled that Toronto lawyer Jagdeep Sikh Virk, 47, originally charged with intimate partner violence and making death threats can continue to practise. Virk claims he is innocent, but audio recordings suggest otherwise. 'OK, you whore. Listen to this... Guess what? Guess what? No body – no body, no case. No body – no charge. No body – Bitch. Bitch. No body, no murder. No body, no murder. Fuck you, whore. I’m going to fucking kill you, bitch.'" --
-- The Law Society argued that in light of both the audio and the criminal charges, public confidence would be shaken if Virk was permitted to continue to practise. THE PANEL DISAGREED." --Meanwhile... not a Bob or a Doug in sight.
-- “We’ve already won militarily. They have very little left. And they want to make a deal so badly. They called a little while ago. They want to make a deal so badly. I just don’t know if they’re worthy… I don’t know that they’re going to honor the deal, that’s the problem.” --
-- "Abhishek Kumar Patel, 30, of Brantford has been arrested after police say hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of specialized equipment was stolen from an aerospace company in Oakville. Patel was caught after he posted the stolen goods for sale on social media." --
-- "Riot police, equipped with shields and body armor, tried to contain the crowds as they clashed with people launching fireworks and throwing debris. Smoke billowed through the streets and one video also appeared to show an officer down." --Not surprisingly... not a single word on this over at the BBC.
-- "In the exchange, Robinson, 23, first told Lance Twiggs that the rifle belonged to his grandfather and that he was worried about cops tracing its four-digit serial number back to him, according to a text dated shortly after September 10, 2025 shooting. Robinson also asked Twiggs to delete the exchange." --
And apparently, the embargoed 'confession note' was accidentally shown in court.
POP QUIZ... Why is pathetic furry boy not an 'accessory after the fact?'
-- "Lance Twiggs, Tyler Robinson's trans lover, testified by video recording that Robinson had asked him for a Dremel tool to engrave messages on bullets before Charlie Kirk's assassination." --Oh, look... the freaks have merch.
-- "Neither Egyptian officials, Virgin Voyages nor Atlantis Events have explained why the Alexandria call was denied. The Scarlet Lady departed Athens on July 5 for a 10-night cruise through the Mediterranean." --
Yes... this is truly a mystery.
Oh, yeah... CBC not allowing any comments on this article.
-- "Westchester County native Jamey Carney, 43, posted a pic seemingly wishing she was back in the Big Apple, beaming alongside Ahmad Alsaqer, 28, identified as the person of interest in the brutal crime. It was posted Saturday, just three days before Carney’s 13-year-old daughter found her mother’s battered body hidden under cover at their rented home in Ireland’s Killarney." --NOTA BENE...
-- "Alsaqer is also pictured in numerous Instagram posts alongside Carney, with captions including, 'Dating an Arab be like, I’m his flower/warda and he’s my moon/qamar,' and 'learning Arabic.'" --
