A Bunch Of Mohammed’s Arrested For Sexually Assaulting Girls As Young As 12
31 people charged with sexual abuse of five girls in the Huddersfield area The charges include rape, trafficking and facilitating sexual abuse Mohammed Sajjad, aged 31, of Huddersfield, is charged with four counts of rape of a female age 13-15, one rape of a girl under 13 and facilitating the… … Keep Reading
Man dies trying to save girlfriend from three migrants
A man has dies for trying to protect his girlfriend from three migrants. (Voe) On the 16th of August, near the hill of Filopappou under the Acropolis in Athens, a gang of three migrants attacked a young couple during the night, news outlet Iefimerida reports. The migrants tried to separate the… … Keep Reading
Anti-poverty strategy will aim for 50 per cent cut in low-income rates: source
OTTAWA — A new plan to help low-income Canadians will set a lofty goal of lifting more than two million people past the poverty line over the next 12 years, says a source familiar with the federal government’s long-awaited strategy. If the federal government meets the ambitious target, it would… … Keep Reading
Montreal council unanimously adopts hand gun ban motion; seeks national ban
Montreal’s city council unanimously adopted a motion on Monday calling for the federal government to ban the possession of handguns and so-called assault weapons across the country except for members of security forces and other authorities mandated to posses firearms. The resolution follows a similar motion passed by Toronto city… … Keep Reading
Statement by the Prime Minister on Eid al-Adha
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on Eid al-Adha: “Today, we join Muslim communities in Canada and around the world to celebrate Eid al-Adha, which marks the end of the Hajj. “Eid al-Adha is a time to reflect on lessons of sacrifice and to show compassion… … Keep Reading
Ottawa announces $189M to extend employment insurance for seasonal workers
ESCUMINAC, N.B. — Seasonal workers in certain areas of the country will get up to five more weeks of employment insurance benefits under a $189 million pilot project announced Monday by Ottawa. Jean-Yves Duclos, the minister of Families, Children and Social Development, made the announcement at a fisheries plant in… … Keep Reading
Trudeau: no apologies for heckler encounter, pledges to call out ‘hate speech’
OTTAWA — Hate speech and the politics of division are creating a “dangerous path” for Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday as he vowed to steer clear of such roads and to continue calling out those who rely on “extremist” methods to make their voices heard. Trudeau made the… … Keep Reading
Toronto man charged with assault in alleged attack on newspaper photographer
TORONTO — Police in Toronto have made an arrest in an alleged assault on a newspaper photographer in the city’s downtown. It happened last Saturday during competing rallies at Nathan Phillips Square, a major public plaza in front of Toronto City Hall. Toronto Sun photographer Stan Behal says one protester… … Keep Reading
Privacy issue with online pot sales after legalization needs watching: experts
TORONTO — Buyers who have to provide personal information to purchase recreational pot online after legalization this fall should be able to rely on existing laws to protect their privacy but the issue needs to be watched closely to ensure regulations are obeyed and mistakes are avoided, experts say. The… … Keep Reading
MAPPED: The 50 countries where you CAN’T be a Christian in 2018
MILLIONS of Christians across the world are facing punishments including imprisonment, torture and death for practicing their faith, shocking new research has revealed. By HARVEY GAVIN North Korea, Somalia and Afghanistan are the worst countries to openly follow the teachings of the Bible, according to the study by Open Doors.… … Keep Reading