-- "Canada's Federal archivists are protecting 'safety of individuals' in concealing more than a million pages of records on Nazi collaborators let into Canada after 1945, says a newly-disclosed briefing note. Cabinet years ago had promised to release all Holocaust-related files: 'They knew.'" --
-- "New documents show that more than 300,000 acres of land could be transferred to Vancouver Island First Nations, which are currently finalizing treaties. Approximately 30 parcels of Crown land would be given to five First Nations, which are located from Parksville to Victoria." --Nota bene...
-- "'There was no requirement to renegotiate the Douglas Treaties, so I think this was a political decision,' lawyer Geoffrey Moyse said." --
-- "Prime Minister Mark Carney yesterday did not comment after federally-released records showed he misled taxpayers over secret terms of a U.S. toll-sharing agreement on the $6.4 billion Gordie Howe International Bridge at Windsor, Ont. One MP said it was improbable that Carney, 'a very smart man who has a background in finance and banking,' was unaware he lied to the public." --
-- "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." --Meanwhile, Americans are actually doing something about it...
-- "The latest IRS data show the top 10 counties with the largest net losses of taxpayers to other states were all located in California and New York." --
-- "'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.’" --
-- "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." --
-- "Liberal MPs yesterday by a 5 to 4 vote quashed a Commons ethics committee probe of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s proposed $1.45 billion bailout of Metro Vancouver condo speculators. A British Columbia New Democrat MP joined Conservative and Bloc Québécois members in denouncing the plan as a costly giveaway: 'No one is buying it.'". --It must be nice to be King.
-- "A 41-year-old German palliative care doctor named only as Johannes M., has been sentenced to life imprisonment for killing 15 of his patients between the ages of 25 and 94. Prosecutors said that during home visits, the doctor administered a lethal combination of various medicines without his patients' consent. On several occasions, they said he set fires to cover his tracks." --Doc Johannes was apparently quite comfortable playing God...
-- "He told the court he had convinced himself that he was doing the right thing, sparing them 'suffering and infirmity.' Prosecutors are currently investigating 76 other cases." --
-- "Canadians should trade their cars for bicycles, says an advocacy group co-founded by former Liberal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault. The group Équiterre of Montréal petitioned MPs to approve millions in rebates to get commuters on their bike: 'Équiterre suggests rewarding Canadians who choose low carbon ways to travel.'" --
-- "U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said authorities have arrested about 24 suspects across the United States, Canada and Europe. The gang specifically targeted members of Indian diaspora communities in Canada and the United States, 'routinely extorting these individuals and their family members in India by threatening them with physical harm and death.'" --
And what are those darned 'Ontario men' up to now?
-- "Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian, Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Esmail Qaani, who leads the IRGC’s expeditionary Quds Force, were in attendance, as posters and graffiti at the Grand Mosalla called for the killing of Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu." --All the shit-talkin' Iranian cowards get together to spew hate.
-- "Canadian Heritage Minister Marc Miller apologized for the Canadian Museum for Human Rights not referring to Hamas as a terrorist organization in its new Nakba exhibition. ‘Not identifying Hamas as a terrorist organization is, I think, a failure.’" --
-- "Over five years, there’s been a 29 per cent increase in fraud under $5,000. RCMP stats reflect January to May figures. In 2022, there were 4,677 fraud reports, the number increasing each year to 2025, when there were 6,058 reports, and roughly the same in 2026. ‘I imagine a lot of that is probably extortion,’ said Fraser Logan, senior spokesman for the Alberta RCMP." --Let's be more like France...
-- "A far-left National Assembly member MP Clémence Guetté has sparked backlash after she gloated over the demographic decline of the native white French population in favour of immigrant groups." --
-- "The manifesto repeatedly attacks Jews and Zionists, claiming there are 'many Jews' within the Western ruling class and stating that the author sometimes refers to it as the 'Judaeo-bourgeois class.' While early coverage, including that of the CBC, has largely focused on the suspect's apparent 'incel' beliefs, the manifesto itself points to a broader and more radical worldview: an amalgam of explicit antisemitism, anti-Zionist conspiracy theories, far-left anti-capitalist ideology and grievances about male loneliness and modern dating." --The manifesto, which includes the alleged shooters name, can be found here.
-- "Just one week after some 'lost Canadians' were told to surrender their new citizenship certificates, a few received letters over the weekend confirming their citizenship claims are valid once again. A spokesperson for the minister's office said last week that about 4,100 people have been confirmed as Canadian citizens under this amendment to the law since it took effect." --Aren't we having enough diversity troubles already?
-- "Police are searching for two East Indian suspects who allegedly tried to pick up two young girls while driving around Hamilton last week." --
-- "Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will look into an expense program under which former governors general billed the government more than half a million dollars last year. The program, which launched in 1979 and has been shrouded in secrecy, allows each former governor general to bill up to $206,040 per year, on top of their pensions." --The Liberals aren't worried about the peasants...
-- "Former governor general Adrienne Clarkson had billed taxpayers more than $1.1 million since leaving Rideau Hall 13 years earlier." --
-- "An Iranian court sentenced a prominent singer named Parastoo Ahmadi and a group of seven fellow artists to 74 lashes each, a two-year ban on leaving the country, and a two-year ban on artistic activity, after they livestreamed a performance on YouTube, according to her videographer and local media." --
NOTA BENE... In Iran, women are banned from singing in public
Interesting that the Carney Liberals are so intent on censoring the internet themselves lately.
-- "Africa CDC epidemiologist Wessam Mankoula said there should be 17,000 to 35,000 contacts for the 894 confirmed cases – but so far only about 4,000 contacts have been traced, or about 15 percent of the total. ‘We are still far from controlling the situation of this outbreak,’ he warned.". --Carney could fill up the nursing homes... there's a strategy...
-- "One of the biggest problems facing health workers is mistrust and hostility from people living in the eastern Congo." --Don't get me started on mistrust.
-- "Newly uncovered videos and images show Canadian-made sniper rifles in the hands of Sudanese paramilitary fighters and a Libyan militia, as well as openly advertised online by Yemeni arms dealers. Sudan and Libya are both under Canadian arms embargoes, while Yemen faces targeted sanctions." --Liberal Party continues to embrace 'Muslim values'...
-- "Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand told journalists at the G20 summit in Johannesburg that month, 'Believe me, I am looking into this very seriously." But no public action has followed.'" --
