Canada

Jewish school in Canada hit by gunfire for second time

As a Canadian, the recent news of a Jewish school in Canada being hit by gunfire for the second time is deeply troubling. The fact that this incident occurred on Yom Kippur, one of the holiest days in the Jewish calendar, adds another layer of pain and significance to the situation. It is not lost on me that this is not an isolated incident, as there have been other instances of Jewish schools and institutions being targeted in the past.

The rise in antisemitic attacks, not just in Canada but around the world, is appalling and must be addressed with urgency and seriousness.… Continue reading

Trudeau says Ukraine can strike deep into Russia with NATO arms – Canada “fully supports Ukraine using long-range weaponry” to prevent Russian strikes on hospitals and daycares across the country.

As a Canadian, hearing the news that Trudeau supports Ukraine using long-range weaponry to prevent Russian strikes on hospitals and daycares is both reassuring and concerning. On one hand, it shows that Canada is standing in solidarity with Ukraine and is willing to take a strong stance against Russian aggression. However, on the other hand, it raises questions about Canada’s actual capacity to provide the necessary long-range weapons and munitions to make a meaningful impact in this conflict.

The idea of Ukraine being able to strike deep into Russia with NATO arms sounds like a bold move that could potentially shift the dynamics of the war.… Continue reading

Canada imposes a 100% tariff on imports of Chinese-made electric vehicles

I find it incredibly frustrating that Canada has decided to impose a 100% tariff on Chinese-made electric vehicles. It seems counterintuitive, especially in a time where we are all striving to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change. The fact that affordable EVs from China were about to enter the market should have been a reason to celebrate, not slap on hefty tariffs.

Looking back at history, it’s reminiscent of the gas crisis in the 70s and 80s when the big three automakers were only focusing on big, heavy, lower quality, and expensive cars. Foreign manufacturers like Honda, VW, and Toyota stepped in with small, efficient, and affordable cars that quickly gained popularity.… Continue reading

Ukraine can fire our weapons during attack inside Russia, says Canada

Ukraine can fire our weapons during an attack inside Russia, says Canada. When I first read this headline, I couldn’t help but feel a surge of pride for our country. Canada has always been known for standing up for what is right, and supporting Ukraine in their defense against Russia is a clear demonstration of that. The fact that Canada has committed over $4 billion in military assistance to Ukraine speaks volumes about our dedication to helping them protect their homeland.

It’s heartening to see that Canadians are wholeheartedly supporting Ukraine’s right to defend itself. The idea of Canadian tanks and missiles being used in Ukraine’s ongoing Special Military Operation on Russian soil is both empowering and necessary.… Continue reading

Iran to designate Canadian army as a terrorist entity – Islamabad Post

The news that Iran plans to designate the Canadian army as a terrorist entity is not only outrageous but also a clear reflection of the absurdity that sometimes plagues international relations. As a proud Canadian, I cannot help but shake my head at the childish tit-for-tat response from the Iranian government. It is a sad display of immaturity and lack of seriousness on their part.

The fact that Iran would go as far as labeling the Canadian army as a terrorist entity is not only laughable but also concerning. It makes one wonder about the mindset of those in power in Iran and their priorities.… Continue reading

Canada preparing to evacuate 45,000 Canadians from Lebanon.

As I reflect on the news of Canada preparing to evacuate 45,000 Canadians from Lebanon, I can’t help but feel a sense of shock and intrigue. The fact that 1% of Lebanon’s population consists of Canadians is staggering. The sheer number of people needing evacuation raises several questions and concerns in my mind. What are 45,000 Canadians doing in Lebanon in the first place? It seems difficult to comprehend such a large population of Canadians in a country like Lebanon.

The comments and speculations about the situation, particularly regarding the potential ties to Hezbollah, raise valid points that cannot be dismissed lightly.… Continue reading

Ottawa cancels public ceremony for Israeli flag-raising, citing security concerns

As an Israeli-American, events like Ottawa canceling a public ceremony for Israeli flag-raising citing security concerns hit close to home. It’s disheartening to see such a blatant capitulation to threats and intimidation by those who seek to stifle any show of support for Israel. This decision raises questions about the state of our society and the values we hold dear. Do we continue to pander to those who harbor animosity towards others, allowing them to dictate our actions and decisions, or do we stand firm in our beliefs and principles?

The cancelation of the flag-raising ceremony not only sets a dangerous precedent but also sends a chilling message to the Jewish community and supporters of Israel in Canada.… Continue reading

New Zealand tightens visa rules after migration hits ‘unsustainable’ levels

Immigration. It’s a topic that sparks heated debates, stirs up emotions, and divides opinions. The recent news about New Zealand tightening its visa rules after migration hits ‘unsustainable’ levels has brought this issue back into the limelight. As someone who has contemplated immigrating to different countries, I’ve often wondered how some people find it so easy to pick up and move to a new land while others face insurmountable obstacles in their quest for a better life.

The influx of immigrants into countries like New Zealand, Australia, and Canada has been staggering, to say the least. Stories of people flocking to these nations in search of a brighter future seem almost too good to be true.… Continue reading

Israel fears ‘domino effect’ after Canada arms embargo

Israel remains on edge, fearing a potential ‘domino effect’ after Canada’s recent decision to impose an arms embargo. The move, while purely symbolic in nature as Israel does not purchase arms from Canada, still carries significant weight. The implications of this decision go beyond mere symbolism, and Israel’s security officials are right to be concerned about other countries following suit.

The international community’s response to Israel’s actions has been mixed, to say the least. While many nations have expressed sympathy for Israel in the past, recent developments have prompted a shift in sentiment. The comparison to the South African apartheid regime was particularly stinging, serving as a wakeup call for Israel to reevaluate its approach.… Continue reading

A Canadian family flees to Russia only to have their assets frozen and are now desperate to leave.

A Canadian family flees to Russia only to have their assets frozen and are now desperate to leave. This story is a perfect example of the consequences of ignorance and blind ideology. The family made a rash decision to move to a foreign country without even bothering to learn the language or truly understand the political and social landscape they were entering. Their misguided belief that Russia would offer them the freedom and lifestyle they desired has backfired in the most spectacular way.

The irony of the situation is almost comical. These individuals, driven by their anti-human rights beliefs and desire to escape what they perceived as an oppressive society in Canada, found themselves in a situation that is far worse than anything they could have imagined.… Continue reading