Unacceptable: A documentary about the Convoy

Upcoming events from their web site:

MAY 9TH - DRUMHELLER, AB - NAPIER THEATRE

MAY 11TH - SALMON ARM, BC - SALMAR CLASSIC THEATRE

MAY 13TH - NEEPAWA, MAN - THE ROXY THEATRE

MAY 15TH - FORT MCMURRAY - LANDMARK CINEMA EAGLE RIDGE

MAY 15TH - VEGREVILLE, AB - CAPITOL THEATRE

MAY 16TH - SOURIS, MAN - AVALON THEATRE

Fatal stabbing in front of Toronto lethal injection site

City News is reporting that "A man who was stabbed in front of a supervised injection site in downtown Toronto on Friday afternoon has died in hospital, Toronto police confirm. Just before 2 p.m. emergency crews rushed to the scene in front of the The Works, a city-run supervised injection and harm reduction facility, located at 277 Victoria St. near Yonge-Dundas Square. Despite life-saving efforts, the victim was later pronounced dead at hospital."

Lethal injection sites create a buffer zone of lawlessness around them.

Justin Trudeau wants to erase Terry Fox

Trudeau is trying to erase Canadian identity. Removing religious & royal symbols, purging our national identity from passports, replacing Vimy Ridge & Terry Fox, with a man raking leaves & a squirrel with a nut, shows disrespect for our history & those who sacrificed to build it. pic.twitter.com/oRqkXBzinN

— Dr. Leslyn Lewis (@LeslynLewis) May 12, 2023

Drea Humphrey interviews Ontario Police Officer

Rebel News reporter Drea Humphrey speaks with former police officer Vincent Gircys about his shocking testimony at the National Citizen's Inquiry in British Columbia.

FULL REPORT by @DreaHumphrey: https://t.co/KmONBLp25z pic.twitter.com/dgg796C0ng

— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) May 13, 2023

Is the province of BC ignoring an easy fix to address the unrelenting medical crisis? A documentary premiering this Saturday, May 13, called “The Hidden Healthcare Crisis” aims to inform the public about how that is the case.

REPORT by @DreaHumphrey: https://t.co/amSgLXGVbE

— Rebel News Canada (@RebelNews_CA) May 12, 2023

US border no longer requires proof of vaccination

The New York times is reporting that "International passengers traveling to the United States no longer have to show proof of vaccination against Covid as of midnight Thursday, when the coronavirus health emergency officially ended. The Biden administration dropped its requirement for coronavirus testing last June but kept in place its vaccination policy for foreign travelers. In February, the House of Representatives voted to end the last remaining pandemic restrictions on May 11." As we recall, that changed happened because the Republicans took the house in the midterms. Just like the world opened up after Texas and Florida did. No lie can live forever.

UK sends Zelinski more missiles to bomb the Donbas

The BBC is reporting that "The UK has confirmed it is supplying Ukraine with long-range missiles it requested for its fight against invading Russian forces." Wasn't Zelenski's relentless bombing of the Donbas what caused the conflict in the first place? The UK is now bombing Russian speaking Ukrainians. How is that noble? Oh right, it's not. Gotta defend Metabiota.

Dean Wiwchar's Vancouver Court Appearance

Dean Wiwchar was scheduled in Vancouver Supreme court today for a Case Management Conference. That's somewhat interesting. That's Larry Amero's other co accused.

Suspect in Dartmouth shooting arrested

CTV is reporting that "A 21-year-old man is facing several charges, including attempted murder, following a shooting in Dartmouth, N.S., Tuesday afternoon. Halifax Regional Police responded to the shooting at an apartment building on Primrose Street around 3:45 p.m. Officers in tactical gear were pictured in the area and police were on scene until about 9 p.m. At the time, police said one person was taken to hospital for treatment." They responded to a shooting in tactical gear.

Four people charged with multiple firearms and drug trafficking offenses

New Brunswick highway shooting ruled homicide

Man charged with murder of Ontario Police Officer

The Ottawa Citizen is reporting that "An Ontario Provincial Police officer was killed and two others were seriously wounded after a shooting early Thursday in the town of Bourget, southeast of Ottawa. Sgt. Eric Mueller was killed when he and two other officers from the Russell County OPP detachment were sent to a “disturbance” at a home on Laval Street in Bourget, a town about a 45-minute drive southeast of Ottawa, at about 2 a.m. Thursday. The two officers with Mueller were seriously wounded in the shooting incident, which OPP commissioner Thomas Carrique described as an ambush. A 39-year-old suspect was safely taken into custody by other officers responding to their injured colleagues, police said. Court documents show that Alain Bellefeuille has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Mueller."

The timing of this legitimate tragedy is once again highly suspicious. Gang members shoot each other, they don't shoot cops. That brings way too much attention and is bad for business. The Nova Scotia mass shooting was timed to coincide with Justin Trudeau's gun control bill despite the fact that none of the guns used were legally obtained. The bogus public inquiry did not explain why the RCMP deposited such a large sum of money into the shooters bank account nor did it adequately explain why two RCMP officers shot up the vulnerable spots of a firehall that was a known safe house for civilians. The Saanich shootout was absolutely ridiculous. Every crime has a motive. Any crime that does not have a motive other than gun control is suspicious.

Parties on all sides of gun debate unhappy with revamped Bill C-21 legislation

Ontario Provincial Police seize 25 kilos of crystal meth

CTV is reporting that "An impaired driving investigation took a surprising turn this week in Sables-Spanish Rivers Township when police searched the suspect’s vehicle and uncovered a huge drug stash. Police found more than 25 kilograms of suspected methamphetamine and 15.2 grams of suspected cocaine. The value of the drugs is estimated to be $3.7 million, police said in a news release Wednesday. Ontario Provincial Police responded to a complaint May 9 around 7 p.m. about a damaged black pickup truck parked in a residential driveway on Highway 17. 'The complainant spoke to the driver and believed they were impaired,' police said."