Three of the UK’s largest charities have sparked fury after it emerged white employees were being paid less than their counterparts from ethnic minorities.
Despite claims of upholding equality and fairness in the workplace, Oxfam was shown to pay white staff 33 per cent less than those who described themselves as “black or a person of colour”.
As rats infest Nathan Phillips Square, is Mayor Olivia Chow’s imploding campaign using narrative Brad Bradford’s “white” voters are leaving their “white toddlers” with Filipino caregivers a sign of desperation?
Request into Karishma @MayorOliviaChow @BradMBradford for comment on this use of race/class description in a video as part of @Toronto mayor campaign—as @jerryagar1010 asks if another candidate were to describe voters by skin colour, would there be scrutiny? @KarishmaPorwal3 — here is the full link on Instagram — https://t.co/p9nkkosHvD
— Joe Warmington (@joe_warmington) October 22, 2026
Never elect commie foreigners.
Smashed pumpkins, a dilapidated mini-golf course and a “monstrosity” of a K-pop performance were not what families expected from their trip to a Hallowe’en attraction.
Parents hoping to make “memories that last a lifetime” with their children at the Suffolk Pumpkin Patch were instead forced to leave early and demanded refunds for their disappointment.
This sort of rip-off happens every holiday it seems in the UK.
OTTAWA — Global Affairs Canada would not have Googled or done an open-source search before granting security clearance to someone like the Canadian woman charged with spying at NATO headquarters.
That’s according to David Morrison, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s senior diplomatic and international affairs adviser and the former top bureaucrat at Global Affairs Canada (GAC).
So clever. https://t.co/ClqZ8vcgHf
— Marty Fields (@Martyfields) October 21, 2026
OTTAWA — The deadly fire at CFB Wainwright started due to military training on a grenade launcher range and was allowed to keep burning because it was impossible to reach and deemed not to be a threat, Canadian Armed Forces officials said Thursday.
Several investigations are now ongoing to figure out exactly what happened in the incident last Saturday that killed four soldiers and injured dozens more, with 13 still in “critical” condition and 14 others requiring serious care at hospitals in Alberta, according to military and health officials.
Back in the halcyon days of 2011, my wife and I spent a year living in Montpellier, France, on the Mediterranean coast. We had an apartment in the old medieval city center, surrounded by narrow winding cobblestone streets. Our place was on the fifth floor, reachable only by a worn spiral stone staircase. It was a five-minute walk to the city’s main square, a daily farmer’s market, an 18th-century aqueduct, and the oldest medical school in the world still in operation, established in 1220.
🇫🇷 CHAOTIC scenes in Bordeaux, as crowds of protesters rush through the streets near French riot police vehicles.
They are seen running after CRS police trucks as tensions erupt in the city center.
Demonstrators accused officers of using tear gas, while crowds continued moving through the streets despite police attempts to disperse them.
Writer: Sol
https://t.co/Hb9DIiVcsw— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) October 22, 2026
Has the conflagration in France come to the U.S.?
Now there’s this, from a criminal bound to be identified in the press as a ‘Virginia man.’
This week, polling firm Wedgewood Polls was exposed for fabricating data and subsequently shut down. The company had claimed to survey competitive primary and general election races, with its results feeding into prominent polling averages, from Decision Desk HQ to Nate Silver’s Silver Bulletin Substack. But the timing was suspicious: the announcement came only after an investigation by polling outlet FiftyPlusOne exposed it as fraudulent.
The scandal, breaking barely two weeks before voters go to the polls for the Midterms, follows the Median Strategies scandal in August, when another purported polling operation was revealed to be faking its data. Both Median and Wedgewood claimed their polling was merely a “social experiment” designed to show the weakness of safeguards against malicious actors in the polling industry. Many professional pollsters, like myself, rolled their eyes at this.
In the year 1095, at the Council of Clermont, Pope Urban II called on the peoples of Christendom to liberate Jerusalem from Muslim occupation. “Deus vult!” the cry arose. God wills it. Christendom answered.
As France has descended into anarchy, enduring its most destructive and violent rioting in decades, most of the candidates to replace Emmanuel Macron as president have condemned the chaos and vowed a swift restoration of order. Not so Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the Islamo-left firebrand and presidential candidate for La France Insoumise (LFI), who has been busy fanning the flames.
Maybe …
🚨 Paris, minutes ago. During Macron’s live address to the nation, a Republican Guard soldier posted directly behind him suddenly BREAKS protocol ⚠️
He shifts rapidly, glances around nervously, then abruptly turns and marches off stage in full view of the cameras while Macron continues speaking without missing a beat.
No explanation.
No acknowledgment from the President.
Just a soldier walking away from his post on national television as the country watches in stunned silence from the Élysée.France is already on fire: riots, strikes, record-low approval, mutiny rumors in the military.
And now this.Silent act of defiance?
Mental breakdown under pressure?
Or the first visible crack in a system that’s about to shatter?Whatever it was… it wasn’t accidental.
Something just moved.
And everyone felt it.— Matt Wallace (@MattWallace888) November 29, 2025
Federal Liberals could be forgiven a sense of hubris on viewing recent polls that suggest more than half of all voters support their party.
But they should remember that the balloon can be popped by a single pinprick of reality.
Bosses at one of Scotland’s most popular museums are at the centre of a ‘woke’ row after removing mummies from display because of a lack of ‘informed consent from the deceased individual’.
Glasgow Life, an arm’s-length charitable organisation funded by SNP-run Glasgow City Council, said a mummified male head was among the items removed at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
Detroit’s tourism bureau has completely stopped marketing to Canada, saying they understand that the “antagonistic” American actions have strained relations between the two countries.
Historically, Visit Detroit spent seven figures annually, which is about 10 per cent of its budget, trying to lure Canadians across the border.
