Liberal candidate John McCarthy denies moustache was styled after Hitler
Nova Scotia Liberal candidate John John McCarthy denies that an alleged 12 year old photograph of him bearing a Hitler-like moustache was meant to impersonate the Nazi dictator despite comments implying otherwise.
Alberta calls for legalized pepper spray, mandatory minimums
Alberta’s Minister of Justice Kaycee Madu wants Trudeau to pass the pepper.
In a letter to his federal counterparts, Madu didn’t mince words. At risk Canadians should be able to defend themselves with pepper spray – which is currently outlawed in the Criminal Code.
CTV hides church arsonist’s face, protects identity of criminal
The mainstream media sunk to a new low after CTV News decided to protect the identity of a church arsonist from viewers.
Instead of broadly circulating the clear images of the arsonist, editors blurred out the footage of the woman.
BC fire emissions set to eclipse oil sands
British Columbia’s emissions from forest fires are likely to eclipse Alberta’s oil sands emissions in 2021.
Data from the Global Fire Emissions Index show that in 2018 B.C. released 48.9 megatons of CO2 into the atmosphere. In 2021, that number could double after all the carnage is accounted for.
Fat white woman on the run after trying to burn church
The twice targeted St. George Coptic Orthodox Church has burned to the ground in the middle of Surrey, BC, after a failed attempt on Wednesday. RCMP are now looking for a “heavy set” white woman who was caught trying to set the doors on fire.
MP Derek Sloan suspended from Twitter
Independent MP Derek Sloan has been suspended from Twitter for 12 hours after sharing information that contravened Twitter’s COVID-19 policy.
Kenney may only allow rural Albertans to vote on booting RCMP
At a press conference in Calgary Premier Jason Kenney left the door open to only allowing those who are currently policed by the RCMP to vote on their dismissal and replacement by a provincial force.
EXCLUSIVE: Alberta to vote on ending biannual time change
According to the Premier’s Office, Jason Kenney will announce his second referendum at the McDougall Centre on Thursday.
Albertans will already be voting on a review of the federal equalization plan in October, but will now also be asked if they want to end the twice-annual time blip.
45 churches engulfed or attacked in ongoing anti-Christian terror campaign
Our information shows that since June, there have been 45 attacks on Christian and mainly Roman Catholic congregations. Of those, 17 of them have been scorched or burnt to a crisp in suspicious circumstances.
Rainbow “Penis Monkey” encourages young children to read at public library
Redbridge Libraries hosted a rainbow clad monkey featuring a strap-on dildo to participate in its Summer Reading Challenge for kids. To the horror of local families, the library told kids on Instagram that “Monkey’s out of control. But when you’ve got it, flaunt it I suppose.”