Juno Jump Start | Toronto school plays O Canada in Arabic on Oct. 7 anniversary
A high school broadcast O Canada in Arabic on the anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack, Alexander Brown dives deeper into the immigration and crime crisis that’s plaguing Canada, and more.
Toronto school plays O Canada in Arabic on Oct. 7 anniversary
A Toronto high school broadcast O Canada in Arabic on the morning of the second anniversary of the Hamas Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel that left more than 1,200 people dead.
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No prison for Tamara Lich, Chris Barber as judge hands conditional sentence
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Ontario’s high school curriculum downplays jihad, ignores history of terror
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The Daily Brief | Doctors perform heart transplant from assisted suicide donor
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Shit like this could only happen in Toronto!
But...but! Do we get a simultaneous translation.
Come to my country and become a "Canadian" and adopt our established historical values, or go back to the land you forsook, to come here.
Independence .. The West's only hope.