76 Replies to “August 29, 2024: Reader Tips”

    1. ha ha ha ha ha !!!!! hooooooowwwwwhhheeeeeeeeee !!!!!!!!!!!
      ahar and whataya gonna do now laddie??? should l put a call in the palestinian robe wearing pope for instructions?
      youre on the water quite a trick those seafaring muzzies.

    1. It’s referring to Calgary’s new water use restrictions, (minimize flushing toilets, only use dishwashers with full loads, and limit showers to 3 minutes) cause they’ve shut down the water main that broke in the summer for more repairs.

    1. Did she also teach the officers that it was wacist to return fire at a person of colour? 🙁

      Inquiring minds want to know!

    2. Had it been a White male in this situation, he would have been fired.

      But we know how this story goes……black, female, DEI hire

  17. You know things are desperate when the Bong, in an attempt to reprise his role as pugilist, stepped into the ring this week to spar with olympic boxer Wyatt Sanford. Naturally a fawning press was there to cover the ’bout’. The last time the Bong was in the ring he easily won against 3 pack/day cocaine addled Senator Patrick Brazeau. The event worked for the Bong in that it brought him to the forefront of Canadian conscience and it jump started his career.

    This time the stage was set in the maritimes where the libranos are on the ropes in all 4 Provinces. The bribe of free heat pumps hasn’t worked on the fish mongers. The libranos know they lose the easy seats in fishworld and they will be wiped off the electoral map. They’ve had 2 ‘retreats’ in a row in fishworld. Maybe the Bongs rope-a-dope will inspire the hapless fishers to vote liberal but I think a hard left to the solarplexius followed by an uppercut knockout right would have been a fit metaphorical end to the showboater. Pics of him snorting smelling salts – fitting.

  28. Canadians split on taking in more Gazan refugees, concerned about screening: Poll
    https://archive.is/s53Fk

    OTTAWA — Canadians are split over the federal government’s plan to take in 5,000 Gazan refugees and doubtful that the newcomers are being thoroughly screened by government officials, according to a new Postmedia-Leger poll.

    Forty-two per cent of Canadians support the government’s decision to raise the cap on refugee admissions in response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, while…

  29. 48 Arrested and 24 Firearms Seized after Proactive Gun Violence Projects in 43 Division
    https://www.tps.ca/media-centre/news-releases/60736/

    …
    Project Community Arrests:

    Ciyanna Wishart, 18, Dylan Getten, 21 and Tyler Brown, 20, all of Toronto, have each been charged with:

    Youth*, 15, of Toronto, was charged with:

    Shafin Mollah, 19, of Toronto, was charged with:

    Aiden Cadoo, 20, of Toronto, was charged with:

    Youth*, 16, and a Youth*, 16, both of Toronto, were each charged with:
    Youth*, 17, of Toronto, was charged with:
    Youth*, 17, of Toronto, was charged with:

    Shawn Walford, 43, and Kraiden Roach, 35, both of Toronto, were each charged with:

    Robert Irwin, 54, Stephanie Lockhart, 53, Crystal Nugapen, 40, Kimberly Forsyth, 54, Conrad Kidd, 46, and Kristen Squires, 43, all of Toronto, were each charged with:

    Project Springboard Arrests:

    Elshaday Elshaday, 32, Yeheya Juhar, 29, and Jessica Jackman, 35, all of Toronto, were each charged with:

    Adebowale Ajibade, 22, of Toronto, was charged with:

    Michael Lauder, 25, of Toronto, was charged with:

    Bryan Douse, 32, and Lathisha Grey, 23, both from Toronto, were each charged with:

    Youth*, 14, was charged with:

    Joshua Taylor, 22, and Rashane Grey, 27, both of Toronto, each charged with:

    Jaazaniah Nash, 18, of Toronto, was charged with:

    Rory-James Persaud, 36, and Shaun Davis, 41, of Toronto, were each charged with:

    Tyzaiya Cartie-Golding, 21, Youth, 16, and Youth, 15, all from Toronto were each charged with:

    Youth, 16, and Youth, 15, were additionally charged with:

    Four Adults remain wanted as part of this investigation.

    Jamie Gavin Scott, 28, of Toronto, was charged with:

    Petar Makaveev, 25, of Toronto, was charged with:

    Hatim Zedan, 38, of Toronto, was charged with:

    Catrina London-Nicely, 32, all of Toronto, were each charged with:

    Natalie Haniff, 45, Jahvarie Richardson, 31, Youth*, 17, and Youth*, 15, all of Toronto, were each charged with:

    Jahvarie Richardson, 31, was additionally charged with:

    A 49-year-old man is wanted.

    Christopher Morris, 45, Carter Morris, 19, Haylee Eastmond, 36, and Youth*, 16, all from Toronto, were each charged with…

  35. Project Odeon Dismantles Significant Illegal Opioid Producers
    https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/news/project-odeon-dismantles-significant-illegal-opioid-producers/

    …
    The following 12 individuals have been charged through Project Odeon. To date, there are 48 criminal charges. Charges include possession for the purpose of trafficking, production of substance, proceeds of crime, firearm possession and conspiracy to commit an indictable offence.

    Ly Duy Luan Do, 33-year-old from Hamilton
    Charanpal Gill, 28-year-old from Stoney Creek
    Jasanpal Gill, 22-year-old from Stoney Creek
    Shkelqim Ibishi, 30-year-old from Hamilton,
    Cindy Ly, 31-year-old physician from Toronto
    Elizabeth Milne, 33-year-old from Welland
    Garry Moore, 45-year-old from Smithville
    Amanpreet Shergill, 30-year-old from Smithville
    Ghais Sultani, 32-year-old from Hamilton
    Akela Sultani, 59-year-old from Hamilton
    Fais Sultani, 20-year-old from Hamilton…

  42. Religious Fundamentalism Empowered As Canada, UK Appoint Top Legal Positions
    https://archive.is/eNDxg

    … In Canada, the equivalent position is held by Liberal Attorney General Arif Virani, who as an immigrant from Uganda, revealed his true colours in a controversial bureaucratic appointment last month. Like Virani, Birju Dattani is a Muslim migrant from Uganda.

    “He brings a wealth of both professional and personal lived experience to this role,” Virani said.

    Quite. Despite his elevation to a power-position as head of the Canadian Human Rights Commission, Dattani chose to resign from the post after he began to get bogged down in accusations of racism toward an identifiable community…

  44. Ontario’s Hydro One offers free smart thermostats if you let them control them:
    https://myenergyrewards.ca/?utm_source=Customer+Communications&utm_campaign=MER_Aug29_Smart+Thermostat3&utm_medium=email

    “Your baseboard smart thermostats, also known as line voltage smart thermostats, will be briefly adjusted only by a few degrees when energy demand is at its highest, at most 20 times a year. You can opt out of peak demand events at any time. Learn more.”

  48. ‘The immigration crisis is first and foremost a crime crisis’ – Police union boss says Germany is no longer safe, labels Islam the biggest threat
    https://rmx.news/article/the-immigration-crisis-is-first-and-foremost-a-crime-crisis-police-union-boss-says-germany-is-no-longer-safe-labels-islam-the-biggest-threat/

    .
    ‘Honor killing’ – Mother of 4 dead after brutal knife attack in Berlin, Lebanese suspect arrested
    https://rmx.news/article/honor-killing-mother-of-4-dead-after-brutal-knife-attack-in-berlin-lebanese-suspect-arrested/

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