Canadian News and Politics

My topic was about immigration lies. In it, I address the web of lies spun by the far Left and Islamic supremacists in their erosion of democratic rule of law. This Leftist-Islamic alliance has been referred to repeatedly on Jihad Watch. We witness their damaging push for open-door immigration, advancing deceptions of identity politics (a soft...

Convicted terrorist Omar Khadr will be delivering a speech at Dalhousie University. Khadr, who is now a millionaire thanks to the Trudeau government giving him a bunch of taxpayer dollars, will be speaking on February 10, 2020 at en event on child soldiers.

The organization 'Canadians for the Rule of Law' is holding an all-day national teach-in on Sunday, April 19, 2020. The subject is: "Building Respect for the Rule of Law in a Diverse Canada".

This new edition of The Glazov Gang features Lauren Isaacs, Toronto Director for Herut Canada. Lauren discusses Fighting Anti-Semitism on Canadian Campuses, focusing on an especially horrendous case at York University in Toronto.

"Kevin J Johnson, from Mississauga, was found guilty of unacceptable behaviour to wit, offering money to students to report on Muslim activity in classes in government schools. He was also removed from You Tube. Now while I am not the greatest Kevin J Johnson fan, I respect his right to do what he does and say what he says unless...

The Muslims scream from their pulpits: kill the Jews, from Muhammad 's mouth. "It is narrated in the hadith that the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) said: "The Hour will not begin until you fight the Jews, until a Jew will hide behind a rock or a tree, and the rock or tree will say: 'O...

The Supreme Court of Canada has unanimously dismissed B.C.'s appeal of an earlier court ruling on the Trans Mountain pipeline. The court's decision effectively kills a proposed provincial law designed to block the expansion project.

Canadians from Alberta and Saskatchewan are the least satisfied with Canada's current course according to the Angus Reid Institute.

One Iranian family of Canadian victims arrived at a government office to provide a DNA sample as part of the process to claim the remains and were taken into a separate room by security officers, says an Ontario-based Iranian-Canadian briefed by a close family friend.

For Newfoundlanders, it's going to be a hard goodbye. For so many of us John Crosbie - so vivid and enduring a presence, his career and his character so rich in event and style - over time became something of a feature of the province itself; that stream of things that give this place its definition and essence, that constitute...