Seventy percent of the asylum requests filed by the illegal migrants that invaded the Spanish exclave of Ceuta are now alleging persecution on the basis of their recently discovered homosexual orientation, a new report states.
“Lord of happiness”
More than 50 voyeurism charges laid against Guelph man
A Guelph man has been charged with more than 50 counts of voyeurism.
Guelph Police said the 24-year-old went to addresses where university students were known to live.
“Investigators believe he entered unfenced backyards, approached homes and looked through basement or ground-floor bedroom windows to observe people in private settings,” they wrote in a media release.
Trump’s Birth Tourism Task Force Revokes Hundreds of Chinese Nationals’ Visas
President Donald Trump’s Birth Tourism Prevention Task Force has revoked more than 700 visas held by Chinese nationals since its launched in August.
“The Chinese birth tourism industry should not be allowed to profit from the privileges of American citizenship while undermining the integrity of our immigration laws,” a State Department spokesperson told the Daily Signal. “President Trump and Secretary Rubio are putting American interests first, strengthening enforcement, and making clear that the United States will not tolerate the deliberate exploitation of its visa process.”
Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been wagered on Ontario municipal races via prediction markets
Betting on the outcome of elections isn’t allowed in Canada — but that’s not stopping prediction market websites like Polymarket and Kalshi from taking hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of wagers on who will win Ontario’s municipal races this October.
On Polymarket, for example, close to $400,000 has been spent so far on bets about who will be the next Toronto mayor, while about $43,000 has been spent on Kalshi.
Thousands of masked teens clash with riot cops and hurl petrol bombs & firecrackers as school riots spread to Italy
THOUSANDS of masked teens clash with police as fiery school protests spread from France to Italy.
Furious pupils hurled petrol bombs, rocks and firecrackers at cops in protest against war, worsening school conditions and cost of living.
Multiple cities erupted in chaos as hooded thugs sprayed fire extinguishers at riot police with braying crowds cheering them on.
Europe in total chaos: France, Belgium, Italy, and Albania. They aren’t students; they are criminals. https://t.co/BsiUIja56c
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) October 16, 2026
WARMINGTON: Canada cuts OSAP for private college students while earmarking millions for students abroad
If any of those private college students who have had their OSAP cut off are looking for a way to get funding, perhaps emigrate to beautiful Guyana, which is still getting its Canadian taxpayer assistance. In fact, on the Global Affairs website, it highlights “$39.2 million in further funding for four new international assistance projects aimed at advancing climate action, biodiversity conservation, food security, economic resilience, sustainable and inclusive governance, health, and gender equality.”
But there is more.
Katie Zacharia is out as Trump’s White House press secretary after disastrous first week on the job
Katie Zacharia has reportedly left her role as White House press secretary after less than five days on the job.
A senior White House official told Fox News that Zacharia is ‘transitioning out’ of the position on Friday.
Minutes prior, Donald Trump told reporters at the White House he asked her to consider quitting.
CHARLEBOIS: Canada — food powerhouse with empty plates
World Food Day falls on Friday, Oct.16. For Canada, the occasion exposes an uncomfortable contradiction. We are an agricultural powerhouse, with productive farms, extensive trade networks and internationally respected research. Yet millions of Canadians struggle to afford the food our economy helps produce.
Oregon school shooter named as John J Griffin, 16, as it’s revealed he also shot seven-year-old in wheelchair
The teenage school shooter who murdered four at an elementary school has been named as John J Griffin.
Griffin, 16, killed three children aged five, eight, and 11 at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday afternoon.
He also critically wounded a 54-year-old teacher and shot a seven-year-old child who uses a wheelchair in the face, both of whom are still in hospital.
A good guy with a gun stopped what I am betting is a drugged up teen tranny.
🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: Oregon Elementary school shooter IDENTIFIED as 16-year-old John J. Griffin II — NBC
Thank GOD for the armed bystander taking that scumbag down.
The suspect used a long gun, reportedly purchased months ago by his mother
The shooter was then taken down by the armed civilian before police even got there.
We need more GOOD PEOPLE WITH GUNS 🙏🏻
Pray for the families of the fallen children and teacher. https://t.co/QIGoCeI5vc
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 16, 2026
h/t ALasko
Terry Newman: Government mum on Palestine Action claiming responsibility for attacks on four warehouses in Canada
The global anti-Israel group Palestine Action has been listed as a terrorist group in the U.K and the U.S. for attempting to coerce governments by attacking businesses and defence infrastructure and for promoting violent terrorist acts. Since April, its Canadian branch has claimed responsibility for attacking four warehouses here. What is the federal government waiting for?
Palestine Action Canada claims responsibility for an overnight attack against GeoSpectrum Technologies in Peterborough, ON.
Has this been reported by any mainstream outlets?
#Peterborough #ProtestMania https://t.co/EaZ4IB43LA
— Caryma Sa’d – Lawyer + Political Satirist (@CarymaRules) October 12, 2026
Letters reveal Hamas leader’s son, 10, dreamed of shooting Jews
The 10-year-old son of Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader, wrote about killing Jewish people in letters to his father.
Ibrahim Sinwar drew pictures of tanks and rifles and wrote that he wanted to “pick up a Kalashnikov and shoot Jews”.
The letters were discovered shortly after Sinwar’s death in October 2024, Israeli media reported at the time, but the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has now shared the contents with The Telegraph. Two experts said they appeared to be genuine.
Why Trump is reviving 51st state rhetoric with midterms in less than 3 weeks
U.S. President Donald Trump is hitting the campaign trail as Republican candidates across the country face tough races in the midterm elections, and he has fallen back on a familiar target – Canada.
During a campaign rally in Arizona on Wednesday, Trump revived his rhetoric on wanting Canada to be “51st state” of the United States.
Starlink: How Elon Musk’s company influences geopolitics
Lack of internet access is a major problem in many regions of the world today.
Starlink was initially developed by the American tech billionaire Elon Musk to solve this problem. It was designed as a way of quickly getting the internet into regions all over the world where this was either impossible to do by conventional methods, or so expensive that it wasn’t worth attempting.
Musk roadster …
JUST IN: Elon Musk unveils the Tesla Roadster by launching it off a ramp before the car flipped in midair and safely landed on the ground.
The car is a collaboration between Tesla and SpaceX.
One of the most insane things I’ve ever seen. https://t.co/4tME4yavIh
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) October 16, 2026
h/t Hermes and Mauser
Lutnick Throws the Future of U.S.-Mexico Trade Talks Into Further Doubt
Progress toward a U.S-Mexico tariff deal has stalled after opposition from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, people familiar with the talks said, the second time that he has had a hand in upending advanced negotiations with a North American partner.
The U.S. and Mexico had been zeroing in on a deal that would reduce U.S. levies on steel, aluminum and automobiles in exchange for a series of concessions from Mexico, these people said, paving the way for further talks on renewing the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Mexican officials and many corporate executives expressed optimism that a deal was close, they said.
Zelensky rallies EU support as Trump says Ukraine leader ‘more difficult to deal with than Putin’
US President Donald Trump has renewed his sharp criticism of Volodymyr Zelensky, saying the Ukrainian leader is “more difficult to deal with than [Russian President Vladimir] Putin”.
Speaking to US media on Thursday evening, Trump also called Ukraine’s fresh wave of strikes on Russian oil refineries a “disgrace”.
Zelensky, who is in Brussels for a summit with EU leaders, had paused the attacks for three days at Trump’s request for a ceasefire on energy targets, but said on Thursday the strikes would resume because Moscow had never stopped.
Trump: "I watched an interview of a young woman the other day from Ukraine. And she said, ‘President Zelenskyy has destroyed our country. President Zelenskyy has taken our men away from us. Our men have no legs, no arms. Our men in many cases in mental institutions or they’re dead.’"
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 16, 2026