More on Canada's government takeover of child care: Wellington County to return $20-24MM in child care funds to provincial government as daycares run below capacity despite very high demand (because of staff shortages, among other reasons) elorafergustoday.com/local-n…

We're asking Torontonians what they'd do if they were mayor. Former mayoral candidate Henry Argasinski would restore Toronto to its name "People City," a place where people worked together. What would you do? Tell us: ifiweremayor@thestar.ca Read more: trib.al/mSvGmpz

I just signed a legally binding contract under penalty of perjury. The terms are simple: if I break any one of my promises as Florida Governor, I cannot run for re-election. Politicians in both parties have lied to us. That ends with me.

I just signed a legally binding contract under penalty of perjury. The terms are simple: if I break any one of my promises as Florida Governor, I cannot run for re-election. Politicians in both parties have lied to us. That ends with me.

Here’s the thing with Candace Owens’ saying Russia is better than the US and that she would prefer to live there. She actually…can. She has the means to move there and they’d absolutely grant her the ability. But she won’t, because this is all an op.

CANADIAN PRO-LIFE VICTORY Campaign Life Coalition (CLC) is celebrating a significant legal victory after the Ontario Superior Court of Justice ruled on June 11 that the Parliamentary Protective Service (PPS) violated the Charter-protected freedom of expression rights of CLC and one of its members by prohibiting signs expressing opposition to abortion at a 2023 Parliament Hill event. “This is an important victory not only for Campaign Life Coalition, but for every Canadian who believes Parliament Hill must remain a place where one can speak freely on the issues that matter most—in this case, the right to life,” said Jeff Gunnarson, National President of Campaign Life Coalition. “The Court has confirmed that government officials cannot censor political expression simply because they find the message uncomfortable, difficult, or controversial. This is a big win for life and for free-speech rights. This ruling is especially important at a time when freedom of expression and pro-life advocacy are increasingly under pressure in Canada.” The Court held that the PPS decision infringed section 2(b) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and was not justified under section 1. The ruling rejected the use of broad and subjective standards to censor political expression on Parliament Hill. The judge found that abortion victim photography is not obscenity and does not promote hatred and that PPS was unreasonable to adopt a subjective standard. The case arose from a May 2023 press conference organized by CLC ahead of the annual National March for Life. CLC planned to display signs depicting the victims of abortion at various stages of development. Before the press conference began, a PPS officer inspected the signs and prohibited their display, claiming they were too graphic to be shown on Parliament Hill. “Abortion is not an abstract issue,” said CLC’s Maeve Gainey (then Roche) who was prevented from displaying the images. “It has real victims. The images PPS tried to censor due to a bad policy reveal the truth about what abortion does to preborn children. We do not display these images because they are pleasant. We display them because they are true.” Gunnarson said that Parliament Hill has long been a place where Canadians gather to communicate political messages directly to lawmakers and to the public. “We are pleased that the Court recognized that constitutional freedoms cannot be restricted through subjective and unpredictable censorship.” Campaign Life Coalition was represented by constitutional lawyer Hatim Kheir. The case was funded by the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms. Photos: CLC and staff at the 2023 National March for Life Press Conference on Parliament Hill.

The names of the two youths who burned a Toronto-area pride flag are Sepehr Abadar and Mahan Mohammad Radmard — so I’m guessing they’’re probably Muslim. Islamist homophobia strikes again. toronto.citynews.ca/2026/06/…

Luckily these non-binary pride shirts are available in two types…

"Gwyneth Paltrow Deserves Every Bit of the Hate She's Getting Over Her Israel Ad" Even in the celebrity-filled universe of cowardice, Paltrow selling apartments in an apartheid state is beyond the pale. zeteo.com/p/gwyneth-paltrow-…

The World Lives Here. Canada is all together different. Truly unique. And so is our relationship to the beautiful game. This is our opening to the 2026 World Cup. Narrated by Kiefer Sutherland. #FIFAWorldCup

The World Lives Here. Canada is all together different. Truly unique. And so is our relationship to the beautiful game. This is our opening to the 2026 World Cup. Narrated by Kiefer Sutherland. #FIFAWorldCup

A Muslim woman explains what Muslims will get in heaven: “Allah will reward men with 72 virgins. But women will be forever young and beautiful. We will live in gold palaces. Allah will give us silk clothes, diamonds, and slaves to serve us for eternity.” I have never seen a more materialistic and carnal religion.

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⚡️Candace Owens après son retour de Russie : « Tout ce qu’on nous a raconté sur la Russie est faux. Allez-y voir par vous-mêmes. Leur société tient debout. La nôtre s’effondre. »

I grew up in what was once a great city: Toronto. Under its current leadership, it has become a hotbed of Islamism, political radicalism, and Jew hatred. This is yet another egregious example. Toronto is on a path toward becoming Canada’s Malmö.

As someone who grew up in Western New York on the border with Ontario, it was my pleasure to welcome Ontario Premier Doug Ford @fordnation to The Situation Room this week. I love Canada.

THANK GOD: Canadian bishops ‘remain steadfast’ in opposing euthanasia on 10th anniversary of legalization On the 10th anniversary of Canada legalizing the evil practice of doctors killing sick and elderly patients, the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops has voiced “renewed concern” about the practice. We “remain steadfast in opposing euthanasia and assisted suicide,” they said in a June 10 statement. They asked people of faith to “pray for the conversion of hearts and minds away from this practice, and to be present to persons who are sick and vulnerable.” Photo: CCCB Executive Committee and Permanent Council / CCCB website

Tonight the #CNTower will be lit green for Global Fatty Liver Day Ce soir, la #TourCN sera illuminée en vert pour la Journée mondiale du foie gras