Juno Jump Start | Communists call for Soviet style dictatorship and revolution on Toronto campus
TMU remains silent after a Marxist-Leninist group was recorded pushing for a communist dictatorship in Canada, guest host Kris Sims discusses Carney’s official ethics disclosure, and more.
Communists call for Soviet style dictatorship and revolution on Toronto campus
Toronto Metropolitan University has remained silent after a Marxist-Leninist group operating on campus was recorded pushing for a revolution, class warfare, and a communist dictatorship in Canada. The group was also heard calling property owners “inhuman capitalist beasts.”
The Candice Malcolm Show | Carney’s conflict? Ethics screen covers 100+ companies
The new Prime Minister is now barred from participating in decisions involving over 100 companies — including Brookfield Asset Management and Stripe — due to potential conflicts of interest tied to his vast investment portfolio.
On this episode of The Candice Malcolm Show, guest host Kris Sims dives into the explosive revelations from Mark Carney’s official ethics disclosure.
Nenshi calls UCP school library ban on explicit content “performative”
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi is accusing the UCP government of political theatre over its newly announced restrictions on sexually explicit material in school libraries, calling the move “purely performative” and driven by “far-right US advocacy books.”
Police debunk Islamophobic hate crime claim in Pizza Pizza swarming attack
Durham police have shut down misleading claims that a recent violent swarming at a Pizza Pizza in Oshawa was a hate crime, despite widespread attempts by left-wing politicians and the legacy media to frame it as one.
Poilievre tells Carney to sell assets after disclosing 103 potential conflicts of interest
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on Prime Minister Mark Carney to sell off his assets and explain why he misled Canadians about potential conflicts of interest, following an ethics disclosure revealing a record number of investments from which he must recuse himself.
Vending machine dispenses needles, “booty bumping” kits metres from school
Sue-Ann Levy writes, "The addicts have set up tents in the back of their downtown Toronto building. They also lie on the sidewalks around the neighbourhood, harass residents and have broken windows."
The Daily Brief | Senior economist blasts Carney over lack of transparency
A senior economist at the Bank of Montreal is blasting Carney over deficit spending and his government's lack of transparency.
Man released on bail accused of killing ex-wife with hammer hours after leaving jail
James Edward Plover, previously convicted of strangulation and uttering threats, is now accused of murdering his estranged wife in a broad-daylight hammer attack, just hours after being released from custody.
TikTok CEO requests urgent meeting with Minister Joly over shutdown
TikTok’s CEO is seeking an urgent meeting with Industry Minister Mélanie Joly as the company prepares to wind down its Canadian operations under a federal shutdown order issued last year.
Most Canadians cite tariffs and taxes as biggest financial burdens
Most Canadians feel that retaliatory tariffs imposed on the United States have increased their cost of living, and that their current tax burden has lowered their quality of life.
I for one, would love to know just how many of these Brain Dead Ass Holes are actually Canadians who were born here!