-- "NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said if it's found the Liberal government erred in implementing the Emergencies Act, it would not be enough for his party to stop supporting the federal government." --NEVER A GUILLOTINE AROUND WHEN YOU NEED ONE
-- "Emergency powers were never needed to tow vehicles parked outside Parliament, a police commander testified at the Freedom Convoy inquiry. The sworn testimony directly contradicted claims by Liberal Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino." --
-- Nestor Hernandez, 30, fatally shot two Dallas hospital employees, Jacqueline Pokuaa, 45, and Katie Flowers, 63, over the weekend, opening fire after accusing his girlfriend who had just given birth of infidelity. Authorities haven't released any information on how Hernandez came to have a gun while on parole for a felony conviction." --
-- "On Friday, an Ottawa jury found Mohammed Barkhadle guilty of first-degree murder in the rape and strangulation of a 35-year-old single mom. The jury heard about parts of Barkhadle’s monstrous past, including evidence about three other vicious sex attacks on on different women." --And it's not his first rodeo...
-- "He was last set free on Oct. 26, 2016, after Justice Heather Perkins-McVey denied a Crown application to brand Barkhadle a dangerous offender." --DIVERSITY, STRENGTH... YOU KNOW THE DRILL
-- "York Regional Police has charged Markham resident Emmanuel Calaguas, 23, with the first-degree murder of Chung Hung Victor Lee, 67, in a Markham auto shop over the weekend." --And there's this...
-- "Toronto Police Service has laid more than 20 collective charges against Dexter Peters, 25, after a woman was robbed at gunpoint in the downtown area over the weekend. A 17-year-old boy from Toronto was also arrested." --
-- "Among other promises made publicly in August, the University of Minnesota Medical school graduates pledged 'to honor all Indigenous ways of healing' that have been marginalized by Western medicine' — and to 'fight White supremacy, colonialism and the gender binary.'" --HEY... LET'S DO SOUTH AFRICA
-- "Health Minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang said this week she wanted to give citizens choices, including traditional treatments like garlic, lemons and beetroots, instead of championing anti-retroviral drugs." --
-- "Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is billing the taxpayer for a product he has infamously referred to as a 'drink box water bottle sorta thing.' But since recycling a Tetra Pak is a multi-stage process that requires stripping plastic and metallic lining from a cardboard frame, the product can’t be accepted by more rudimentary recycling centres." --IN OTHER 'JUSTIN SAVES CANADA' NEWS
-- "A pandemic-fuelled hiring spree has grown the federal civil service by more than 35,000 people since April 2020, according to a CBC News analysis, helping add billions to Ottawa’s payroll costs." --
-- "A group of suspects are being sought in connection with the stabbing of a man at a subway station in Vaughan earlier this month." --
Washington -- "Plastic recycling rates are declining even as production shoots up, according to a Greenpeace USA report out Monday that blasted industry claims of creating an efficient, circular economy as 'fiction.'" --
-- "A man has been seriously injured in an early morning shooting around 12:30 a.m. near Sheppard Avenue West and Leslie Street in North York. The victim’s injuries 'appear to be serious,' they said in a tweet." --And...
-- "A man has serious injuries after being shot near Bridlewood mall in the Warden Avenue and Finch Avenue East area in Scarborough Monday afternoon." --
-- "President Joe Biden falsely said he passed his much-ballyhooed student loan bailout package by a 'vote or two' even though Congress has not yet voted on it." --
-- "A little noticed federal lawsuit, Missouri v. Biden, is uncovering astonishing evidence of an entrenched censorship scheme cooked up between the federal government and Big Tech that would make Communist China proud." --
-- "Premier Danielle Smith said she is receiving legal advice on how she can issue 'pardons' to Albertans who received fines or were arrested for breaking COVID-19 public health restrictions. 'It was a political decision to throw out the Charter of Rights and Freedoms to put those fines in place in the first place, and I think it can be a political decision to make amends and apologize for it and eliminate them.'" --
-- "Ja’von Taylor pulled out a gun, but the weapon fell during the scuffle. Anthony Santi ended up on top of Taylor in a fight that may have lasted upwards of ten minutes. Santi placing Taylor in a headlock at one point. A woman who was with Taylor picked up the gun, asked Santi to let him go, then shot Santi in the back, killing him." --It gets better...
-- "Taylor faces federal felony charges for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon." --But, apparently... his girlfriend who killed Anthony Santi walks away.
-- "Though he couldn’t say exactly how much he and partner Darren Anthony – the firm’s only two employees – made, he said they would have charged Ottawa the industry standard commission, which is 15 to 30 per cent. 'I think the $9 million we charged was value for money,' he told the committee." --For the record... ArriveCan ended up costing taxpayers $54 million.
-- "Toronto police are investigating two early morning shootings in the city. The first incident happened shortly after 3 a.m. Sunday in the Entertainment District near Pearl and Simcoe streets. Several gunshots rang out just over an hour later around 4:20 a.m. in North York near Jane Street and Shoreham Drive." --I'M FROM THE GOVERNMENT... I'M HERE TO SAVE YOU
-- "The Canadian Forces will destroy its remaining 11,896 Browning handguns although it will save an unspecified number for museums and military displays. Around 1,500 Lee Enfields remained and were destroyed as the military ruled out sale of the surplus rifles to the general public." --
-- "Peel Regional Police say six people, Kevonte Marksman, Elijah Kerridge-Lall, Shamar Lindsay, Nayshawn Oakley, Tyanthony Yee-Brown, all 20, and Marquez Senior, 19, have been arrested in connection with four separate shootings in Peel Region over a three-month period." --DON'T WORRY, IT'S NOT LIKE THEY'LL BE PUNISHED
-- "The Trudeau government is eliminating mandatory minimum sentences on a wide range of gun crimes." --
-- "Expense documents obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation show that the taxpayer-funded grocery budget for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family works out to about $55,000 per year — or, about the equivalent of the Canadian median income." --
-- "The study, published last month in Nature Communications, is the first to attempt bioprinting Wagyu beef — an expensive cut prized for its tenderness, flavor and delicate fat marbling." --
-- "A man is dead following an overnight shooting downtown at Queen Street and Augusta Avenue, at around 12:49AM. No suspect information has been released." --UPDATE: HOMICIDE #57/2022
-- "The victim has been identified as Peter Alexandros Madimenos, 38, of Toronto." --Queen and Augusta... that sounds so familiar.
CATCH AND RELEASE
-- "Three youths charged in the 2019 shooting death of Abdalla Hassan walked away free Friday. All three youths, now 19, cannot be identified under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. A family member of Hassan’s, who did not want to be identified out of fear for their safety, said they are 'very angry.'" --ALL OVER THE WORLD
-- "The Chief Inspector of the Central Police Station in Valencia, Spain has been relieved of duty after saying that nearly all of the street crime in his community involved illegal immigrants." --
-- "Toronto Police are investigating after one person walked into a Scarborough hospital with gunshot wounds shortly after 6PM on Friday evening. No suspect information has been released." --
I guess it's just like Barbie said... "Math is hard!"
THE WILD, WILD WEST AGAIN
Three people, -- "Deandre Daion Sylvan Baptiste, 18, Balraj Singh Basra, 22, Iqbal Singh Kang have been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the suspected gang shooting at a golf course near UBC Monday morning." --JUSTIN'S CBC ATTEMPTS TO RAMP UP GUN HYSTERIA
-- "'Basically, if you're a gun owner in Canada and you own rifles, you probably got an SKS. They're just that common,' says A.J. Somerset, a firearms expert from Windsor, Ontario." --Hmmm... that's funny, I've been involved with firearms since 1981 and I haven't come across anyone who owns this weird outdated firearm. Maybe CBC should be a little pickier with their 'experts.'
-- "Regulations prohibiting the sale, purchase or transfer of handguns within Canada take effect on Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said, adding that the measure builds on earlier efforts banning handgun imports." --
UNDOCUMENTED FIREARMS COMMUNITY IS OUTRAGED
Cracking down on handguns is racist, say many & varied 'communities' across Canada...
-- "Of Canada's two million "licensed" gun owners... 0.00555% used their firearm to murder someone. On the other hand, in 2005, 64% of accused murderers had a prior criminal record, including 6% for homicide." --AFFIRMATIVE ACTION HIRE IS JUSTIN'S POLITICAL LAPDOG
On the call, RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki can be heard telling the Nova Scotia RCMP she wanted the gun details released and that she had been speaking to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s office and the office of then-Public Safety Minister Bill Blair." --WHAT THE LAPDOG MEDIA IS TELLING PEOPLE
-- "The federal firearms bill would also increase maximum penalties for gun smuggling and trafficking to 14 years from 10, as well as allow for the automatic removal of gun licences from people committing domestic violence or engaged in criminal harassment, such as stalking." --WHAT THE ACTUAL REALITY IS
-- "Meanwhile, the House of Commons is still considering BILL C-5, an act that would REPEAL A HOST OF MANDATORY MINIMUM PENALTIES, including those for smuggling firearms. The idea is to reduce the 'overincarceration rate of Indigenous peoples' as well as for other 'marginalized Canadians.'" --
