U.S warship trapped in ice in Montreal since Christmas Eve is now free to return home
2018-03-31
A Navy spokewoman said officials decided to wait until weather conditions improved before allowing the ship to continue its journeyRead More →
Migration & radical European Muslims stir up antisemitism in Germany
2018-03-31
Schaeuble, who now chairs the Bundestag, reiterated that some European Muslims are disseminating “an irrational hatred of Jews, also fueledRead More →
Pippa Middleton’s father-in-law under investigation in France over alleged rape of minor
2018-03-31
Pippa Middleton’s father-in-law is under investigation in France over claims he raped a minor. The rape is alleged to haveRead More →
Germany: Syrian Sets House On Fire, 17 Wounded, 1 Dead
2018-03-31
A Syrian set fire to an apartment house in Leipzig in the early morning hours of Good Friday, killing oneRead More →
Evansburg RCMP officer recovering after shootout with murder suspect west of Edmonton
2018-03-31
The 59-year-old Alberta RCMP officer who was airlifted to hospital after being injured in a shootout west of Edmonton hasRead More →
Foreman: Jury ‘convinced’ Noor Salman knew Mateen was plotting attack, but couldn’t convict
2018-03-31
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/pulse-orlando-nightclub-shooting/96307210-132.html The foreman of the Noor Salman jury contacted the Orlando Sentinel with a statement about what the three daysRead More →
UK’s search of Russian plane violates international law – Aeroflot, lawmakers
2018-03-31
The inspection of a Russian plane, which was carried out by UK authorities in the absence of the crew andRead More →
Former Al Qaeda captive says the FBI mishandled his case
2018-03-31
Matthew Schrier details the ordeal in his book ‘The Dawn Prayer.’ Great interview with David Asman on FoxNews:https://t.co/U6boo7yLPc#FBI #corrupt #justiceRead More →
Saskatchewan issues threat of its own to B.C. as Trans Mountain pipeline battle escalates
2018-03-31
“I hope it doesn’t come to this, but if B.C. blocks pipelines for Canadian oil, Saskatchewan will consider retaliation, includingRead More →
Thousands expected at rallies for Stephon Clark, social justice in downtown Sacramento today
2018-03-31
Downtown Sacramento will once again be a gathering spot for social justice advocates Saturday. More than a thousand participants areRead More →
Two British ISIL members say hostage beheadings were a ‘mistake’
2018-03-31
Elsheikh and Kotey denounced as ‘illegal’ the British government’s decision in February to strip them of citizenship A Kurdish securityRead More →
Jogger ‘disappointed’ after lawsuit dismissed against 10-year-old Kamloops girl on bike
2018-03-31
A former Kamloops resident was disappointed, his lawyer said Friday, to learn he was unsuccessful in his attempt to sueRead More →
MALCOLM: Canadians are sick and tired of nasty liberal identity politics
2018-03-31
When journalist Robert Fife criticized Trudeau and said Canada isn’t a racist society (giving the example of how students inRead More →
The World Forum – March 31, 2018
2018-03-31
Good Morning IFP ( & lurkers from elsewhere ) Here we are, the last time you will see March inRead More →
Loss of life can be justified if it helps Facebook to grow – internal memo
2018-03-30
A Facebook executive’s memo, which claimed the “ugly truth” was that anything it did to grow was justified, has been made public,Read More →
Is Alberta dominated by oil? Do unions run Ontario? Find out the top donors in provincial politics
2018-03-30
Are Alberta politics really dominated by the oil and gas industry? How big an influence have unions had in Ontario?Read More →
Chinese ‘Jack the Ripper’ sentenced to death for rape, murder of 11 women and girls
2018-03-30
A Chinese court sentenced a 54-year-old man dubbed the country’s “Jack the Ripper” to death on Friday for the rape and murderRead More →
Three Palestinians killed and 365 injured in clashes with Israelis in the Gaza region
2018-03-30
Three Palestinian men have died in major clashes with Israeli troops on the border of the Gaza Strip, amid aRead More →
Numbered companies, Bombardier and Trudeau’s not-so-local riding: 17 things to know about political donations
2018-03-30
The top donations to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s local riding association came almost entirely from British Columbia in 2016 PrimeRead More →