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Conservative Senator's Twitter account breached and used to share private information
Whoever hacked the senator’s account accused her of being a “corrupt politician” and shared a photo of her driver’s license, disclosing her personal information such as her place of residence, birth date and phone number.
DZSURDZSA: A lament for those with difficult to pronounce names
When I read Raisa Patel’s piece in the CBC called “Here’s how to pronounce my name, and why it matters to me”, I was inspired to write an entire article about my own painful struggle with getting people to correctly say my name.
DZSURDZSA: The curse of the bland Canadian politician
When the mainstream media is incentivized to dig into the lives of our politicians and expose every single past mistake they’ve made, no matter how minor, it leaves room for only two kinds of individuals to come into power: the deceitful or the bland.
Refugee who praised ISIS online can't be deported because he won't renew his Jordinian passport
Othman Ayed Hamdan came to Canada under false pretenses, claiming he was a prosecuted Christian. While here, Hamdan posted messages on Facebook identifying infrastructure “which could be targets for attack” and encouraging lone wolf attacks.
Canada has sea, air and land task forces deployed in Central and Eastern Europe
Canada has sea, air and land task forces deployed in Central and Eastern Europe
Report recommends that police abandon the practice of "carding"
?A report released by Michael H. Tulloch, a judge of the Court of Appeal for Ontario suggests that police abandon the practice of carding citing its ineffectiveness and racial undertones.
Georgia vape store employee gets fired after hateful tirade against Trump supporter caught on video
A George vape shop employee was filmed going on a curse filled rant at a customer in a Trump long sleeve shirt.
DZSURDZSA: Canada's human rights tribunals violate rights and facilitate abuse
Canada’s numerous human rights tribunals hide behind the self-righteous veneer of “human rights” while also facilitating legal blackmail.
40% of Toronto homeless shelters occupied by refugees
A recent report called the Street Needs Assessment (SNA) showed that 40% of Toronto city homeless shelter spaces are being occupied by refugees.
Muslim cleric in B.C. says celebrating Christmas is worse than "murder, adultery, and other major sins"
A video translated by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) shows a cleric in British Columbia telling Muslim youth that celebrating Christmas “is a far greater sin than murder, adultery, and other major sins”.
The rise of the populist leader
The successful populist leader is the embodiment of a national spirit and represents an ideal.
DZSURDZSA: The federal government needs to issue a national warning about Huawei
Now is the time for Canada to get serious about cybersecurity before it’s too late.
Senior woman manhandled by Trudeau's security guards files lawsuit claiming $95K in compensation
The civil lawsuit was filed by her lawyer with the Superior Court of Quebec.
Interview with Sara Wheale, the Youth Council member who resigned over Trudeau's comments on construction workers
Sara Wheale is the young woman from Breton, Alberta who resigned from the Prime Minister's Youth Council on December 18th over Justin Trudeau's comments about construction workers.
Canadian Yellow Vest Movement releases unofficial manifesto
The yellow vest movement has seemingly reached Canada.