-- "Animl Steakhouse Toronto, at Wellington Street West and Spadina Avenue, was hit with gunfire on Wednesday just after noon and again on Thursday around 12:55 a.m." --Sounds like somebody has a grudge...
-- "Animl Steakhouse is co-owned by hospitality heavyweights Bechara 'Charles' Khabouth and Danny Soberano of INK Entertainment, alongside partners Sacha Elwakeel and Maher Murshed." --
-- "'This is a vortex of fraud, and you were at the epicenter,' District Judge Nancy Brasel reportedly told Bock prior to doling out the lengthy sentence. She was also ordered to pay $242 million in restitution." --Now, on to the actual perpetrators...
-- "Most of the other defendants in the case are Somali immigrants, and the recipients of the aid were meant to be members of the Somali community in Minnesota. President Donald Trump also denounced Minnesota as a 'hub of fraudulent money laundering activity' where 'refugees from Somalia are completely taking over.'" --The first steps...
-- "Fifteen people have been charged in Minnesota in connection with fraud schemes that stole more than $90 million in taxpayer dollars, "The fraud here in Minnesota is shocking," Assistant Attorney General for the National Fraud Enforcement Division Colin McDonald said during a news conference." --
-- "The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control said both diseases had reached their highest levels in over 10 years in 2024. Gonorrhoea hit 106,331 cases - a 303% increase since 2015 - while syphilis more than doubled in the same period to 45,557. Spain had the highest number of confirmed gonorrhoea and syphilis cases of the participating European countries." --
-- "Torrey Holston, 26, and Jose Garcia Romero, 27, accused of killing an off-duty Florida firefighter for his Nike sneakers and iPhone boasted about the murder just moments after the heinous act, a witness claimed Tuesday." --
-- "California’s Medicaid program, Medi-Cal, which is facing scrutiny from the Trump administration over fraud allegations, COVERS EXORCISMS AND OTHER FAITH-BASED HEALING PROCESSES. Medicaid spending has more than doubled since 2019, rising from roughly $100.7 billion to a projected $222 billion in 2026." --
-- "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.'" --
-- “'We know that the gun buyback program is going to have, essentially, zero impact on the crime in Toronto,' said Clayton Campbell, the President of the Toronto Police Association. The jig is up. If Carney cannot prove that the confiscation will make Canadians safer, taxpayers should not be forced to pay for his 'gun grab.'" --Need an example?
Less than two years after 20-year-old Ajay Simpson was shot in an execution-style killing outside a Toronto Community Housing Complex, the trial for the accused is underway.
-- "Parmpal Sidhu is one of two Air Canada employees accused in the gold heist that saw more than $22 million in gold and foreign currency stolen from a cargo facility at Pearson airport in 2023. Police sources tell W5 that Sidhu’s name surfaced in three separate airport drug investigations dating back to 2008." --Nota bene... Sidhu kept both his job and his airport security clearance until after the gold heist.
-- "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." --
-- "It also revealed Khosa, who has maintained his position as the President of Cricket B.C., was connected to local players who claimed to be part of the Bishnoi gang and had allegedly threatened a national men's player in 2025. He previously denied those allegations." --Cricket... they've managed to corrupt cricket.
-- "The spokesperson added that there are no current confirmed cases of Ebola in the province. It is unclear when the person came back to Canada and what symptoms they are experiencing. The outbreak is caused by the Bundibugyo virus, an Ebola strain that has no approved vaccine." --
So... special rules for special people?
RELATED: Here we go again
-- "Anita Grayson liked her Tim Hortons order just so. And when a Fort Wayne, Ind., outlet did not perform up to her expectations, the 75-year-old grandma flew into a rage, punching the younger manager and ripping out a chunk of her hair. Her daughter Tawnda Grayson said she does not accept the police account." --
But, wait... it gets worse.
MEANWHILE BACK AT THE RANCH...
-- "Police say that Darbara Singh, 53 of Brampton, who was driving a black Ford SUV with an attached camper trailer, struck an attendant at an Ontario gas station while attempting to flee the scene without paying." --
-- "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." --
-- "Toronto man Kenroy Samuel, who was found not criminally responsible for stabbing a woman in the back as she crossed the street, as well as killing his brother who tried to intervene in a fight with their mother, will get escorted city visits even though he ‘continues to represent a significant threat to the safety of the public.’" --
My first question is... 'Who is letting all these violent, mentally ill people into Canada?'
And it's not just Toronto anymore.
-- "Charles has spent 20 years working airside at Pearson. He says a corrupt employee can easily get a suitcase of drugs off a plane and walk out of the airport. ‘If somebody gets a hold of something, they’re gone with it,” he said. “We joke that you could walk out carrying a cruise missile and they wouldn’t even stop you.’" --
Need an example of lax security?
And yet another extortion-related shooting.
-- "Brampton’s Chinguacousy Park closed on Victoria Day due to ‘unsafe gatherings’ and fireworks." --
NOTA BENE: Could've been worse, I guess
-- "After controversy erupted online about the production using fake names and false pretenses to get people, including retired Mounties, to agree to interviews, CBC has confirmed it is hitting pause while also defending this style of production." --
-- "Police have released an image of the suspect, who is described as a Black man with a medium build, short black hair and a black goatee." --
-- "A male is dead following a stabbing near Hurontario and Agnes streets in Mississauga on Tuesday afternoon. An unknown number of suspects, possibly two, were last seen fleeing eastbound on Agnes Street, according to police." --Diversity, strength... you know the drill...
-- "York Regional Police have arrested Jose Ricardo Vargas Sepulveda, 24, Rodrigo Ariel Correa Paredes, 24, Danil Alexis Carrasco Cruces, 44, and Rose Marie Monroy Sepulveda, 27, all from Chile, responsible for break-and-enters across the Greater Toronto Area." --And...
-- "Joshua St Omer, 40, was charged with second-degree murder Niagara police announced in a press release on Tuesday." --And...
Two suspects are wanted by police after robbing a Vaughan gas station with a hammer on Monday.
-- "In the startling broadcast on the state-run Ofogh channel, host Hossein Hosseini fired an AK-47 rifle inside the studio after instructions from a masked member of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. 'I’ll aim at that,' he said as he pointed the rifle toward a United Arab Emirates flag displayed behind the anchor desk." --
Video is here... Another day... another akbar.
-- "The body of sixteen-year-old Jay’siiah Webb-Long, from Brampton, Ont., reported missing in a remote northern Saskatchewan one year ago has been found. RCMP are investigating the death as a homicide." --
The 'Young & Heartless' hoodie is an interesting fashion choice.
NOTA BENE: The article fails to mention that Pelican Narrows is an aboriginal reserve. The name in Cree is 'Opawikoscikcan' meaning 'the Narrows of Fear.'
-- "Halton Regional Police say an investigation into a 'high-level drug trafficking network' operating throughout the Greater Toronto Area has resulted in the largest firearms bust in the department’s history. FOUR SUSPECTS from Toronto, Mississauga, Richmond Hill, and Oshawa are facing a combined 30 charges in connection with the investigation." --
CP24's Codi Wilson, folks... when you only want half the story and a smokin' headshot.
This is not Codi's first rodeo.
UPDATE: Oh, look... not a state secret after all...
-- "As a result of Project Cyprus, Tevin Moulton, 31, Duo Chao Xue, 29, Sebastian Machado, 26, and Todd Woodman, 36, have been arrested and are facing more than 30 criminal charges." --
Number 7A, 1948, which went under the hammer at the renowned Christie's auction house on Monday, smashed the previous record for the most a work by the late American artist has taken at auction.
-- "Toronto Police have stepped up their presence during the event in recent years after chaos ensued in 2022, when two people were shot, two were robbed at gunpoint, one person was stabbed, and groups of people began shooting fireworks at each other." --Now do Pearson International Airport.
-- "The suspect is described as between five-foot-eight and five-foot-10 with a heavy build and dark-coloured braided hair. He was last seen wearing a black hooded sweater, black pants and brown and black shoes." --And there's this.
-- "Helicopter footage shows one person in a tactical vest who appears to have been shot dead outside the at the Islamic Center of San Diego. Several people are believed to have been shot, said Officer Anthony Carrasco." --UPDATE... Teen shooters killed themselves in Mom's BMW...
-- "San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl said Monday that the two suspects involved in the shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego were 17-year-old Cain Clark and 18-year-old Caleb Velasquez. Both are dead." --NOTA BENE...
-- "The San Diego mosque that was targeted in a horrific mass shooting Monday made headlines for 'being best known as the home to two 9/11 hijackers,' while its current imam has justified the Oct. 7 terror attacks in Israel." --Meanwhile... in other teenage shooter news.
-- "Quebec had invested $510 million in the project, saying it would create 3,000 jobs in the area and make Quebec a battery producing powerhouse. The investments included a $240-million guaranteed loan and a $270-million investment in Northvolt Batteries North America's parent company." --Northvolt declared bankruptcy in Sweden in March.
-- "Europa Press reported on Saturday night that three off-duty police officers employed by the Toronto Police Service were arrested for the sex assault of a female prostitute in a taxi in Barcelona. The woman who reported the sexual assault required medical assistance." --It gets better... by which I mean worse...
-- "The officer who allegedly beat the woman, fled and was arrested on Friday in Palma de Mallorca." --
Funnily enough... the names and ranks of the officers are not been released.
UPDATE: TPS coughs up the names...
-- The names of those charged are Const. Evan Glennie, Rich Rand and Calgar Yigit, according to law enforcement sources." --
-- "The idea, however, is to intimidate everyone in the school, and everyone connected with the school and in its vicinity. It’s a declaration not only that the Muslims are present, but that Allahu akbar — that is, Allah is greater, greater than your god, and one day he will seize the domains of the false gods and give them to the Muslims." --Give 'em an inch... they'll take the box the tape measure came in...
-- "It is par for the course that people who believe their religion to be the final word of God should feel that they are doing the rest of us a favour by attempting to force-feed us with its precepts. What is extraordinary is that we should permit them to do so." --
-- "Masar Badil said it wanted to organize the event to 'consolidate regional forces' and announced the conference on Nakba Day to make the day not just one of mourning but also one of reaffirming 'Palestinian resistance.'" --And...
-- "A youth in the Greater Toronto Area has been charged with terrorism-related offences after allegedly editing and posting ISIS propaganda videos, say the Royal Canadian Mounted Police." --
Apparently... there's such a thing as anisemitic Legos.
-- "President Trump took a victory lap late Saturday after the United Nations-backed Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change backed off using some of the most aggressive doomsday estimates after determining that they were not the most plausible outcomes." --
Now do 'Queers for Palestine.'
And how about guns?
-- "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.
-- "A man is his 30s has died following a late-night stabbing at Kipling Avenue and Albion Road in Etobicoke early Sunday morning. One suspect was arrested at the scene, who is also believed to be in his 30s. No name has been released at this time." --UPDATE: Stabber and stabee identified...
-- "Toronto Police have identified 33-year-old Abdi Wali Aden as the victim who was fatally stabbed by Gordon Gauvin, 32, in an Etobicoke apartment on Sunday morning." --
-- "'Shoot him in the neck like Charlie Kirk!' they can be heard chanting in the clip. The group spewing the vile message was waving Palestinian flags, the video showed." --
