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Encampments to bring Gazan refugees to Canada planned across the country

2 days ago | junonews.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine

Source: True North (Clayton DeMaine)Self-identified Gazan-Canadians are organizing countrywide encampment-style protests outside immigration offices and Parliament Hill. They are demanding that Ottawa accept family members of Palestinians already living in Canada.
Encampments to bring Gazan refugees to Canada planned across the country

2 days ago | truenorthwire.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine

Self-identified Gazan-Canadians are organizing countrywide encampment-style protests outside immigration offices and Parliament Hill. They are demanding that Ottawa accept family members of Palestinians already living in Canada.
Carney pledges to meet NATO’s 5% GDP defence spending target by 2035

3 days ago | junonews.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine

Prime Minister Mark Carney has pledged to reach NATO’s new five per cent of GDP spending on defence target by 2035, giving his government ten years to meet the new goal. He also stated that Canada is finally on track to meet its initial agreement to spend two per cent of GDP on defence this year after years of delays.
Carney pledges to meet NATO’s 5% GDP defence spending target by 2035

3 days ago | truenorthwire.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine

Prime Minister Mark Carney has pledged to reach NATO’s new five per cent of GDP spending on defence target by 2035, giving his government ten years to meet the new goal. He also stated that Canada is finally on track to meet its initial agreement to spend two per cent of GDP on defence this year after years of delays.
Constitutional group fights B.C. ruling exempting UBC from upholding Charter

3 days ago | truenorthwire.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine

A Canadian civil liberties group is seeking an appeal in a case involving the University of British Columbia’s 2019 cancellation of a talk on Antifa violence hosted by the school’s Free Speech Club. The original decision found that the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms does not apply to UBC, meaning it cannot be sued as a public institution under the Charter.
Constitutional group fights B.C. ruling exempting UBC from upholding Charter

3 days ago | junonews.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine

A Canadian civil liberties group is seeking an appeal in a case involving the University of British Columbia’s 2019 cancellation of a talk on Antifa violence hosted by the school’s Free Speech Club. The original decision found that the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms does not apply to UBC, meaning it cannot be sued as a public institution under the Charter.
Feds violate official Canada flag guidelines with rainbow Pride post

4 days ago | junonews.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine

The Canadian government faced online backlash after posting an image of the Canadian flag modified in Pride colours, triggering a community note that pointed out the image violated official flag guidelines. The government of Canada’s official X page posted an image on Sunday with a Canadian flag in Pride colours on Sunday.
Oshawa council kills motion urging enforcement of drug laws

4 days ago | truenorthwire.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine

Oshawa City Council was poised to vote on a motion that would formally request the federal prosecution service to enforce drug crimes within the city. This move came after years of vandalism, attacks, and other related criminal activity. However, a procedural issue raised by a councillor ultimately led to the motion being defeated before it could be voted upon. The motion titled “Controlled Substances within the City of Oshawa” would have applied citywide but primarily targeted the downtown core.
Oshawa council kills motion urging enforcement of drug laws

4 days ago | junonews.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine

Oshawa City Council was poised to vote on a motion that would formally request the federal prosecution service to enforce drug crimes within the city. This move came after years of vandalism, attacks, and other related criminal activity. However, a procedural issue raised by a councillor ultimately led to the motion being defeated before it could be voted upon. The motion titled “Controlled Substances within the City of Oshawa” would have applied citywide but primarily targeted the downtown core.
EXCLUSIVE: Pro-Iran protesters, socialists rally outside Toronto’s U.S. Consulate

4 days ago | truenorthwire.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine

Following Israeli and U.S. missile strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities and high-ranking officials, hundreds of protesters rallied outside the U.S. Consulate in Toronto, calling on the U.S. to disengage from Iran. The “Hands off Iran” protest gathered over 400 activists to call for an end to U.S. intervention and for Canada to impose sanctions and a weapons embargo against Israel.