Manslaughter For Hockey Death! & Female Pool Player Forfeits Tournament Over Trans “Woman” Opponent!

The mainstream media called it a “freak accident” and crowds gave a standing ovation to a man who has been allegedly arrested for manslaughter in connection with the death of hockey player Adam Johnson who died over two weeks ago after having his throat slashed by an opposing player.

Meanwhile a female professional billiards player forfeited the finals of a tournament because she felt it was unfair to compete against a transgender woman (aka a man).

In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth breaks down these two important stories in sports and why they are significant to a free society.

Get Out of the W.H.O.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ho91lXd10c

Australia should exercise its own decisions regarding healthcare issues and emergencies, not walk in lockstep with the dictates of the World Health Organisation.

Yet, the government is set to sign us up to a WHO “pandemic treaty” which would make the WHO’s policies international law.

This is a power-grab by unelected international elites who care nothing for Australians.

Watch my speech to the senate supporting Senator Roberts’ motion on the topic below.

Australian Senator compares Trudeau’s handling of Freedom Convoy to communist China

https://tnc.news/2023/11/14/australian-senator-trudeau-convoy/

Nearly two years after the fact, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Act and freeze the bank account of Freedom Convoy truckers continues to be condemned by international voices.

In a speech before the Australian Senate on Monday, Liberal Party Senator Alex Antic compared Trudeau’s methods to quash peaceful protestors in February 2022 to the Chinese Communist Party’s social credit system. Continue…

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Canadians’ average rent increased for sixth consecutive month, hitting new high

https://tnc.news/2023/11/14/average-rent-increased-hitting-new-high/

Canadians are paying new highs on rental units for six consecutive months, with the average asking price being $2,178 per month in October. The upward trend has seen a 9.9% year-over-year increase.

While the annual rate of rent growth went down in October from the 11.1% jump in September, it was still the second fastest annual increase in 2023.

The data was published using the latest rental price report from Rentals.ca, using an analysis of monthly listings.

“I get asked all the time, ‘How are people affording this?’ The answer is they’re not,” said Giacomo Ladas, a Rentals.ca spokesman.

“Rents are getting so high to the point where people are almost out of options. They’re looking desperately to find more affordable rents.” Continue…

LAWTON: Can provinces set their own gun laws?

https://tnc.news/2023/11/14/lawton-gun-laws-bryant/

While firearm policies are often thought of as falling under federal jurisdiction, a closer examination reveals a complex interplay between federal and provincial authorities. Alberta Chief Firearms Officer Teri Bryant spoke with True North’s Andrew Lawton about the degree of latitude afforded to provincial authorities in shaping and implementing firearm policies.

B.C. gangland slayings spill over to provinces across Canada

https://tnc.news/2023/11/14/bc-gangland-slayings-provinces/

A British Columbia gang war is spilling across provincial lines, leading to three murders in Edmonton and Toronto last week.

Parmvir Chahil, a gang member of B.C.’s “United Nations” criminal organization was killed in a shootout in Toronto last Wednesday.

The following day, an 11-year-old boy was shot to death alongside his father Harpreet Singh Uppal.

According to police, the boy was intentionally killed as his father Harpreet was a member of the Brothers Keepers gang in south Edmonton.

Police also noted that the boy’s death marks a breach of unwritten gangland conduct not to go after gang member’s children.

Another child, the boy’s friend was inside the vehicle as well at the time of the shooting, however he was not wounded.

Uppal and his family had been the target of a shooting earlier in 2021, where they were shot at from the window of Royal Pizza, also located in south Edmonton. Charges against the shooter were later dropped however, due to the lack of evidence necessary for a conviction.

Uppal was a prominent figure of high status within Edmonton’s organized crime scene, confirmed Edmonton police, however they would not comment on what specific gangs Uppal was affiliated with.

Additionally, Edmonton police would neither confirm whether or not Uppal’s murder was in retaliation from previous killings nor if the death of Uppal and his son was expected to bring about more violence in response.

A Postmedia News source has claimed that Uppal was a prominent Brothers Keepers associate and that Chahil was connected to the UN gang.

“The BK and UN conflict is out of control,” the Postmedia source told the Vancouver Sun.

While the initial violence may have begun in Vancouver, its escalating retaliation is now spreading across the country.

In recent months, several public areas in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland have become battlegrounds for gangs like the Brothers Keepers, the United Nations and the Red Scorpion-Kang group.

Uber expands services to household tasks, launches pilot in Alberta and Florida

https://tnc.news/2023/11/14/uber-household-tasks-pilot-alberta/

In a move to diversify its revenue sources, Uber has announced the launch of a TaskRabbit-like service, initially testing in Edmonton, Alberta, and Fort Myers, Florida.

This initiative, named Uber Tasks, is part of Uber’s strategy to extend its offerings beyond traditional ride-hailing and delivery services.

The pilot program will enable users of the Uber app to hire individuals for various household tasks. These tasks range from furniture assembly, in-home laundry, lawn mowing, snow removal, packing and unpacking, holiday decorating, yard cleanup, and garden maintenance.

The launch of Uber Tasks in a Canadian city signifies Uber’s commitment to expanding its market reach and services in Canada.

Edmonton’s selection as a test market is influenced by factors that make it appealing to U.S. businesses entering the Canadian market, as reported by CBC. These include Edmonton’s demographic makeup, affordability, and a less saturated market than larger cities like Toronto and Vancouver. Continue…

An estimated 700 Iranian regime agents covertly operating in Canada

https://tnc.news/2023/11/15/iranian-agents-operating-in-canada/

Conservative Party Leader, Pierre Poilievere, has demanded an immediate response to the recent discovery that Iranian regime agents are operating within Canada and interfering with national affairs.

“To think that we might have terrorist-linked Iranian regime thugs operating with impunity, spending stolen money and intimidating Canadian Jews and Iranians is appalling,” said Poilievre.

On Monday, the opposition leader responded to an investigation by Global News, which uncovered that hundreds of members of the Iranian regime are living within Canada.

Poilievre has previously advocated for a tougher approach on the Iranian regime, however, he expressed shock on Monday at the extent of the problem.

“That reporting was shocking,” he said. Continue…

Justin Trudeau packages samosas at Toronto factory for photo op

https://www.rebelnews.com/justin_trudeau_packages_samosas_at_toronto_factory_for_photo_op

Amid several crises facing Canadians, many took to social media to express their dismay over the prime minister’s continued photo ops.

On Monday, November 13, Justin Trudeau was in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) for several planned photo ops to mark Diwali celebrations. The prime minister attended a local business that was closed to the media, however footage spotted on social media shows Trudeau packing samosas into boxes and taking selfies with the team, while citizens across the country face a cost of living crisis. Continue…

Feds spend over $1.5 million on UN climate summit hotel rooms in Montreal

https://www.rebelnews.com/feds_bill_taxpayers_1_5_million_on_hotel_rooms_at_montreal_un_climate_summit_report

At the UN Biodiversity Conference in Montreal (COP15) last December 7 thru the 19th, taxpayers picked up a $1.5 million tab for 400 people to attend the summit, according to government records, and additional information confirmed by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF).

The Department of Environment pledged in March to cut costs when attending the next conference on 'climate change' after racking up exorbitant fees at the expense of taxpayers in recent years.

"Our goal is always to keep the costs at a minimum, if possible, for such an event," Chris Forbes, the deputy environment minister, testified at the Commons environment committee. "We'll look at the options concerning hotels and costs."

At the UN Biodiversity Conference in Montreal (COP15) last December 7 thru the 19th, taxpayers picked up a $1.5 million tab for 400 people to attend the summit, according to government records, and additional information confirmed by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF).

"Canadians pay an obscene amount of money when our politicians and bureaucrats travel abroad, and now we learn we also pay an arm and a leg when we host a conference at home," said CTF Federal Director Franco Terrazzano.

The feds booked reservations at Le Westin Montreal and the Intercontinental Montreal, costing taxpayers a whopping $1,539,052.

"It seems like all you have to do to get a taxpayer-funded hotel room is show up," he said.

However, those tallies do not reflect the entire cost to taxpayers, according to Environment Canada. Continue…

BC Conservatives amplify voices of doctors concerned about province's new health act

https://www.rebelnews.com/bc_conservatives_amplify_voices_of_doctors_concerned_about_province_s_new_health_act

Rebel News spoke with Conservative Party of B.C. leader John Rustad moments after he hosted close to 60 concerned medical professionals in the provincial legislature and submitted over 5000 postcards from citizens demanding that B.C’s new Health Professions and Occupations Act be repealed.

This past Thursday, 58 medical professionals set off to the B.C. Legislature to watch as the concerns they share with many others about the province's Health Professions and Occupations Act (HPOA), be heard in the Legislative Assembly.

For months, informed consent and quality care advocates such as the Canadian Society for Science & Ethics in Medicine (CSSEM) and B.C. Rising have been sounding the alarm about HPOA, formally Bill 36, which is expected to cause sweeping changes to how regulated healthcare professionals are governed in the province.

Such advocates' efforts could not be ignored last Thursday after Conservative Party of B.C. leader John Rustad accepted over 5000 postcards from health professionals and other concerned citizens, calling on members of the Legislative Assembly to repeal the bill. He then submitted the postcards to the Legislative Assembly in the form of an ongoing petition. Continue…

Netanyahu slams Trudeau over social media for comments criticizing Israeli military response in Gaza

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'The human tragedy that is unfolding in Gaza is heart-wrenching, especially the suffering we see in and around the Al Shifa Hospital,' Trudeau said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had strong words for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau late on Tuesday via social media, criticizing the Canadian leader for his take on the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.

"The human tragedy that is unfolding in Gaza is heart-wrenching, especially the suffering we see in and around the Al Shifa hospital," Trudeau said at a Tuesday news conference.

The hospital has become a focal point of Israel's military campaign to defeat Hamas, the terrorist organization in control of the Gaza Strip. According to Israel, Hamas maintains an operational headquarters underneath the hospital, an allegation which has been supported by U.S. intelligence. Hamas and staff at the hospital have denied the claim.

"I have been clear that the price of justice cannot be the continued suffering of all Palestinian civilians. Even wars have rules," said Trudeau on Tuesday. He said that Israel must utilize "maximum restraint" in its operations.

"It is not Israel that is deliberately targeting civilians but Hamas that beheaded, burned and massacred civilians in the worst horrors perpetrated on Jews since the Holocaust," tweeted Netanyahu. "While Israel is doing everything to keep civilians out of harm's way, Hamas is doing everything to keep them in harm's way," he continued.

Netanyahu added: "The forces of civilization must back Israel in defeating Hamas barbarism."

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid also went on offence against Trudeau. "Responsibility for this terrible situation rests with Hamas-ISIS," he said.

"If Canada ever found itself under a sustained and brutal attack like the one we face now, you would find Israel by your side. We expect the same support," Lapid continued. Continue…

Ukrainian Lawmaker Dubinsky Imprisoned for 60 Days and Charged With Treason for ‘Misinformation’ – Is Sanctioned by US for Divulging Proof of Burisma Corruption

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/11/dubinsky-imprisoned-60-days-charged-treason-misinformation-ukrainian/

It seemed just a play on Kiev’s shadow civil war, but it turns out there are also Burisma corruption ties involved.

The Ukrainian lawmaker charged with treason for ‘misinformation’ has been remanded in detention for 60 days – and, as the story unfolds and we get a better notion of who Oleksandr Dubinsky is, it turns out the story involves Joe and Hunter Biden, Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani.

Initial information was that Dubinsky was in hot water for his recent comments on the chaotic situation in the country, the unchecked corruption in Volodymyr Zelensky’s circle.

He wrote that the ‘real president’ was the Head of the Presidential Office Andrey Yermak, who went to Washington to gain authorization to ditch Commander in Chief Valery Zaluzhny, currently involved in a power play with Zelensky.

Ukraine Human Rights Abuses reported: Continue…

Jeffrey Epstein’s Victims Renew Calls for Prince Andrew to Meet FBI Investigators, as His Friend Peter Nygard Is Convicted of Sexual Assault

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/11/jeffrey-epsteins-victims-renew-calls-prince-andrew-meet/

Another week, another Prince Andrew sex-assault related controversy.

The Jeffrey Epstein ‘saga’ being far from over, there is now another irritant in the mix: disgraced Fashion Mogul Peter Nygard.

Andrew was reportedly Nygard’s friend, having been hosted by the Finnish-Canadian businessman in his estate in the Bahamas.

Nygard’s recent conviction for sexual assault comes as another piece in the puzzle of the Duke of York’s constant association with sex offenders. Continue…

Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Ministry of Transport Are Investigating Sikh Separatist Threats Against Air India, as Relations Unravel Between Ottawa and New Delhi

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/11/royal-canadian-mounted-police-ministry-transport-are-investigating/

Once upon a time there were two big countries, India and Canada, who were very happy with each other in their bilateral relations, and seemed on the right track to sign a promising Trade Agreement.

But it was during – and right after – the G20 Summit in New Delhi that this happy story was derailed, when Canadian PM Justin Trudeau dramatically accused Indian authorities of involvement in the Assassination of a prominent Sikh activist – or terrorist, if you adhere to the Indian denomination – in Canadian territory.

India strenuously denied any participation and urged Canada to curb Kalistani terrorism brewing inside their country.

The diplomatic relations unraveled as Canada said it only harbored the right to free speech by separatists not political terrorism.

So it didn’t help much the Canadian version of things when a Sikh separatist appeared online calling for a boycott to Air India on November 19, with a second video where he hints at danger to those that fly the Indian carrier.

Canadian officials and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are now said to be investigating the threats against Air India .

The Guardian reported: Continue…