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One of the Toronto men recently charged with alleged hate and extremism-motivated crimes targeting women and Jews was denied refugee status more than seven years ago, according to court records.
Government records obtained by Global News show that Osman Azizov is an Azerbaijani citizen who, accompanied by his parents, crossed into Canada between official border points near Lacolle, Que., in 2017.
The Immigration and Refugee Board rejected the Azizov family’s asylum claims in 2018, the Refugee Appeal Division denied their appeal, and the Federal Court declined to review the case in 2019, the records indicate.
But Azizov was nonetheless living in Toronto when he was arrested in August for allegedly trying to kidnap three women at gunpoint. Police announced the charges on Dec. 19, saying they were “motivated by hate.”
The 19-year-old and his co-accused, Farad Sadaat, 19, and Waleed Khan, 26, face almost 80 charges. Khan has also been charged with terrorism offences that allege he is a supporter of the Islamic State.
There is no public record explaining why Azizov was still living in Toronto so long after his bid for refugee status failed, and neither the police nor his lawyer would comment.
But a friend told Global News that after the family’s refugee claims were unsuccessful, they applied to stay in Canada on humanitarian and compassionate grounds and were accepted last year.
“They are all permanent residents,” said Jeyhun Ismayilov, who said he knew the family when they lived in Azerbaijan and is still in touch with them now that they are living in Toronto.
The case could raise new questions for the government about Canada’s immigration system and public safety amid heightened security concerns following the antisemitic killings in Sydney, Australia.
The last significant ISIS-inspired attack that was disrupted in Ontario led MPs to hold committee hearings after Global News reported on the alleged past of one of the Egyptian-born suspects.
Before arriving in Canada and planning what police called a “serious, violent attack in Toronto” in 2024, Ahmed Fouad Eldidi had allegedly appeared in a 2015 ISIS execution video in which he could be seen hacking up an Iraqi victim with a sword.
Despite his suspected role in ISIS, Eldidi was able to immigrate to Canada and obtain citizenship weeks before he and his son were caught in a hotel room as they were allegedly preparing to conduct an attack.
Although the government ordered a review of its security screening system at the time, Global News has repeatedly requested a copy and other documents about the case, but the government has not released any.
The charges have not yet been tested in court, and the Eldidis have denied the allegations.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada did not respond to questions about Azizov. The RCMP referred questions to the Canada Border Services Agency, which also did not respond.
Peel Regional Police, which first pressed charges against Azizov, referred questions to the Toronto Police Service, which declined to comment about his citizenship.
The Azerbaijan embassy in Ottawa did not respond. Azizov’s lawyer said he could not comment on his client’s case or background since the matter was before the courts.
“We urge the federal government to act swiftly to protect Canadians, including through bail reform and faster, more effective immigration enforcement and screening,” said Howard Fremeth, vice-president of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs.
2017: Walking into Canada

Immigration records released by the Federal Court detail how a man with the same name and birthdate as Osman Azizov, and who lived on the same street, entered Canada on foot as a minor and was intercepted by police.
The documents describe how Azizov left Baku, Azerbaijan, with his parents on Feb. 18, 2017, when he was 11 years old. They flew to New York and paid a Brooklyn cab driver $1,500 to take them to the Canadian border.
“On March 7, 2017, we crossed the border to Canada illegally with a taxi and made a refugee claim,” his father told immigration authorities, according to the documents. They didn’t stay in the U.S. because “I heard that Canada is better in terms of refugee asylum,” he added.
The government seized Azizov’s passport and took the family to Montreal. They then made their way to Toronto, where they moved into an apartment block in the Don Mills neighbourhood, according to the records.
At their refugee hearing on May 9, 2018, Azizov’s parents brought their son along, claiming they had “no place to leave him.” The Refugee Board felt it was inappropriate for him to be there and cancelled the hearing.
The hearing was rescheduled for three months later.
“It is very important that you find someone to look after your son so he doesn’t have to attend,” the IRB judge told Azizov’s parents.
2018: Refugee hearing

The family’s refugee claim was based on the father’s story of having worked as the head of security for the chair of the International Bank of Azerbaijan, Jahangir Hajiyev, and his wife, Zamira Hajiyeva.
In 2015, Hajiyev was arrested in Azerbaijan for fraud and sentenced to 16 years. Because his wife owned property in the U.K., British authorities seized the assets, which included a golf course and a $28-million home. His wife had reportedly spent almost $30 million shopping at London department store Harrods.
Following the banker’s arrest, Azizov’s father said the Azerbaijani police summoned him for questioning. His wife, meanwhile, was beaten by local police, he said. Police took their passports and demanded a $20,000 bribe, he claimed.
“On payment, our passports were returned and I was told to take my family and get out of the country or we would be arrested and charged,” the father wrote in his refugee claim.
But the Immigration and Refugee Board called the story into question, noting that Azizov’s father was in the tile business and there was no record of him having been Hajiyev’s security boss.
The family’s refugee claims were rejected on Oct. 17, 2018, as “not credible.” They appealed and lost in a Feb. 22, 2019, decision that raised doubts about the authenticity of the documents they had submitted to support their claims.
A month later, their lawyer took their case to the Federal Court, but a judge dismissed their appeal on June 18, 2019. There is no public record of their immigration status after that.
2025 Project Neapolitan

On May 31, 2025, three masked gunmen driving a stolen car tried to abduct a woman at gunpoint in Toronto, but the crime was interrupted by a passing vehicle, according to Toronto and Peel police.
A similar incident occurred on June 24, this time in Mississauga, Ont., when two women were targeted by a trio of armed men, who chased them until a passerby disrupted the attack.
Peel police arrested Khan and said they had seized two “loaded prohibited firearms,” including an AR-style rifle capable of automatic fire, over-capacity magazines and 110 rounds of ammunition.
Khan, who was on probation for other offences at the time, was charged with 33 counts related to the kidnapping attempts, but was then “released with an ankle monitor.”
Peel police continued to look for the two remaining suspects, described as Middle Eastern males in their late teens to mid-20s. Photos of suspects were released at the time.
Ten days later, police arrested Azizov and Sadaat. The investigation also turned up evidence “confirming involvement in national security threats,” Peel police Chief Nishan Duraiappah said.
Since police now suspected the crimes were possibly motivated by hate, extremism and terrorism, they contacted the RCMP national security team, which launched a parallel investigation.
“The evidence was of significant concern,” RCMP Assistant Commissioner Matt Peggs said in a video statement after Khan was charged with multiple counts of terrorism on Nov. 26.
The charges allege that Khan provided support to ISIS and conspired to commit murder for the benefit of a terrorist group. All three co-accused are scheduled to return to court on Jan. 29, 2026.
The Azizovs’ family friend, Jeyhun Ismayilov, said he had warned Azizov about the “bad friends” he was keeping, and asked him where they got their “expensive cars.” Azizov brushed off the concerns, he recalled.
He said he believed Azizov was simply in a vehicle with the others at the wrong time. Police said all three suspects were wearing balaclavas when the alleged kidnapping attempts occurred.
“I am 100 per cent sure that he’s not that type of guy,” Ismayilov said.
Azizov “doesn’t hate anyone,” including Jews, he said. When he saw Azizov in the news, he said he was saddened because the family are “nice people.”
“He’s not bad.”
| Just How Demented Is the Demented Dominion? When you build a politics of envy, thievery and lies are your currency. They hate. They hate hard. They hate Americans, they hate men, they hate competence, they hate white people, they hate the oil industry, they hate developers, and they hate traditional Canadians, especially rural Canadians. As a country we have descended into a morass of hatred, and our entire politics is “making right” past harms that we have invented.First let me say that because of the Substack business model, we now have an even dozen good journalists working in Canada and they are changing things fast. We have a chance because of them.Also because of Danielle Smith, the Premier of Alberta and separation rumblings in Saskatchewan. In British Columbia, a new political party has risen that is ringing all the alarm bells of the socialist goons who stole the last provincial election.We have a chance because of Sam Cooper. Cooper writes The Bureau. Because of his work, we know how deeply corrupt our banks and immigration system are, catering to Mexican, Venezuelan cartels and all the Asian Triads. We know fentanyl factories have replaced sawmills and mines in British Columbia, and we know our casinos and real estate are used to launder much of the drug money in North America.Still, still, the mainstream of the culture is filled with the politics of envy and fabrication of harm. Trudeau spent $200 billion we don’t have on climate change mitigation which did not move any “carbon” needle at all, and the government spent another few hundred million on indigenous teams looking for actual bodies and paying off indigenous who fabricated those deaths. Indigenous funding, which receives NO auditing rose from $10 billion to $60 billion in ten years. That money vanished. The fiction tore around the world, stating that Catholic nuns were killing indigenous kids and burying them in mass graves, to the point that even the Chinese, who killed 68 million of their own citizens in state sponsored murder, were scolding us. No body has been found. Not one child is missing from any census or band record keeping or Church school record. We are a country of AWFLS. Men have virtually vanished from public life unless they cower and are men of color or are banker ghouls like Mark Carney, who is stealing as fast as he can. Replaced by 100,000 women as stupid, prideful and ill-informed as this one, who hates Trump and populists so much she “refuses” to promote her new novel in the U.S. Penny is read by women like Hillary Clinton, over-privileged, left-wing princess whiners. This is the man she supports. Our economy shrunk 1.6% this last quarter – the U.S. grew 4.3% – and will overall shrink for the year, and you know government stats in the hands of the left are a lie. Carney has not been able to form any trade alliance with the U.S. or Mexico.But he has enriched himself at our expense, brokering all trade deals through the investment firm he started. This is whom these ghastly women support. A thief in a $5,000 suit. Penny, a murder and mayhem novelist lives in my home village and has used that village to entice people into a cozy novel where people still talk to each other. All of her villains are white and male and Anglo. All of her villagers are binary, gay, weird, artist/booksellers who sit around in restaurants solving crimes and talking about oppression and food. All the victims are weak, female and indigenous. In a perennially English village, settled by British soldiers, and annexed by English Montreal businessmen, which made said village into a picturesque, modest, family place, the noble investigator, riven by self-doubt, is, of course, French. My home village is now a murder capital. The real village? One murder over a pig in the last 100 years. This is a perfect illustration of what these people – this ghastly class of third-raters – made of the country. They broke into government with Trudeau Senior, himself coasting in on the hatred and envy of white Anglo settlers who built the country. The Trudeaus do not build. They destroy. It is striking that all these class warriors once successful, move immediately to a safe, small place built by the people they hate. All the houses – modest stone family houses set back from the road – are now beefed up like casinos by vulgarians and lived in by the carpetbaggers who stole the country.This is a perfect metaphor for Canada. Watch here, if you can stand it, her arrogance, her skeezy attempt at moral superiority. She has no idea what her class has done to Canada (or the States) because she cruises from one palace or five star hotel to another, lathered by praise.We are just beginning to count how much this class has stolen. Carney has asked for a $2.5 trillion debt limit, much of which he will, no doubt, broker though his company. The $200 billion on “climate change mitigation” vanished into their maw. The indigenous scam in Canada is actually criminal, and it has thrown the richest province, British Columbia, into a hell storm of a Soviet future, where all property rights are in flux. The only functional province, Alberta, has had $600 billion extracted from it, which went to feed the most socialist province, who despite the subsidy is the most indebted sub-sovereign state in the world. Penny’s new book is one of forest fires caused by climate change. First of all, if she had done even a little research she would have found that forest fires were caused by bad green regulation. The U.S. Forest Service has known this FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. Her class of knowledge workers, the cognitive elite ignored it. Their stupid ideas – anyone who “believes” in climate change is functionally retarded – have stunted and ruined two generations and burned hundreds of millions of acres of forest. All the growth in the Canada takes place far away from the hub of miserable women who run the government.The scams stealing public money are endless. Indian immigrants have been scamming social security. No one stops them. In fact, they allow it because it’s payback for the people they hate: men, whites, the producers.The $200 billion that Trudeau spent on climate mitigation moved the needle not even a little. That $200 billion meant the growth of an entire generation was stunted. If you are in your 20’s in Canada, good luck finding a job. No jobs were created, businesses were prevented from growth because a new raft of regulation and expense were laid on top of them. List of cancelled or suspended energy projects and their economic impact totalling $660 billion.Energy East pipeline – $55 billion Northern Gateway – $300 billion Keystone XL pipeline – $3.4 billion Pacific Northwest LNG – $3.4 billion Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine – $12 billion Mackenzie Valley Gas Pipeline – $86 billion Grassy Point LNG – $10 billion Prince Rupert LNG – $15 billion Aurora LNG – $20 billion Saguenay LNG – $5 billion Douglas Channel LNG – $8 billion Triton LNG – $6 LNG – $35 billionEastern Mainline Project – $2 billion15. Prince Rupert Auroa LNG – $20 billion16. LNG Canada – $100 billion. If these projects had been built, Canada would be the richest country in the world. We would have 100,000 new families, 200,000 new babies with a prosperous future. We could have fixed our catastrophic mess of a health system where 13% of people get timely cancer treatments, and 40 year olds die in waiting rooms. We could have built towns not riven by conflict, homelessness and drug addiction. We could have built town centers, brought people together, given hope. Today the only hope for Canada is Alberta separation. Signature collection starts January 2. |
THE FAKE RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL GENOCIDE
December 27, 2025/4 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Pierre Simon

Time to Abolish the White Race
Those who are capable of tyranny are capable of perjury to sustain it.
Lysander Spooner
Did you know that the children of the nomadic Siberian Nenet tribe are sent to boarding school for nine months of the year to learn the basics of civilization? Many of them don’t tolerate it and literally freeze to death trying to return to the tundra to rejoin their tribe. It’s hard to change worlds, to go from freedom to confinement from one day to the next. We sure know something about that, don’t we?
Does this mean they are coerced? Of course not. It’s not the evil civilized “superior” White people forcing them. Like all responsible parents, Nenet parents who want the best for their children, know very well that their kids need to learn how to live in the modern world.
After their education which lasts several years, most of these kids, in fact, do not want to return to the tundra. The most gifted become lawyers, doctors, or researchers, the others find a job of some kind and integrate themselves into the society that raised them. Nobody forces them. They themselves choose where they want to live and how. And that’s a good thing.
Russians have great respect for the hundreds of ethnic groups that have lived on their territory since time immemorial. Contrary to woke liberals such as Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau who are constantly trying to inflame minorities against their own race, they want things to go well and everyone to be happy.
And so did the missionaries who taught the Amerindians in residential schools. By vocation, they were also sincerely concerned about their students who just like the Nenets were to be civilized for their own good. The same goes for Canadian aboriginal parents, who were as concerned about their children’s welfare as the Nenets and the missionaries. None of these children were forced at gunpoint to do so like all main stream media claimed. [1] To pretend otherwise is a form of racism.
Since their families lived in the wilderness, sometimes far from the boarding schools, some of those students could not be sent back to their families on weekends as they would today. There were no roads or buses. In order to adapt them as well as possible, it made more sense to keep these children in boarding schools for several months. That being said 2/3 of the kids who attended residential schools were day students that went home every day to those parents who lived on the reserve at a walking distance from the schools. Moreover, half of all Amerindian children never went to school.[2]
Yet, in spite of this long period far from their parents, a majority of students such as the prominent Aboriginal playwright Tomson Highway and the late band chief Cece Hodgson-McCauley greatly enjoyed their time at their schools. “Nine of the happiest years of my life were spent at that school… some people have been bad-mouthing residential schools for money,” the chief told The Huffington Post and CBC.[3]
Fortunately, the thesis of systematic, large-scale abuse and mistreatment has finally fallen by the wayside.[4] The mass grave of 215 bodies allegedly discovered near a residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia, with laser imaging and telemetry techniques, is just one more lie to be added to the false reality that the controlled globalist media such as the New York Times is constantly imposing on us by repetition.[5] “Only soil anomalies — not ‘remains, bodies, or graves’ — had been detected by the inexperienced radar operator” writes journalist Brian Giesbrecht. “Only excavation can conclusively prove that graves exist. However, the Tk’emlups Indian band that made the claim refused to excavate and to release the radar operator’s report.”[6]
In fact, “after two years of horror stories about alleged mass graves of aboriginal children in Canada’s residential schools,” writes journalist Dana Kennedy, “a series of recent digs at suspected sites have revealed no human remains.”[7] Jacques Rouillard, professor emeritus in the history department at the Université de Montréal, told the New York Post: “I don’t like to use the word hoax because it’s too strong, but there are too many falsehoods circulating on this issue without any proof.”[8]
Graves where children who died of natural causes were indeed found around residential schools, but there was no Native American genocide. At the time of the alleged mass graves, the infant mortality rate was close to 40%. Some boarding schools were overcrowded and hygiene was sometimes poor. As Amerindians were less resistant to disease than Europeans, many succumbed to malnutrition, tuberculosis, typhus, influenza (Spanish Flew) and several other infectious diseases. There were no antibiotics to treat them. As some of the parents lived far away in the woods, there was no easy way to warn them, and the bodies had to be properly buried to avoid epidemics. Things eventually improved once the nutrition and living conditions of the Aboriginals changed for the better thanks to the care of the missionaries, the government, and the indigenous staff who worked in these residential schools.
There may have been isolated cases of mistreatment, as is the case in all institutions of this kind, but there is no trace of forcible transfer of a population, persecution against an identifiable group, enforced disappearance of persons, apartheid, and general inhumane acts of cruelty, torture, hangings, medical experimentation, or systematic rape and sexual slavery.[9] In the end, there was no reason to burn churches all across Canada, as some Aboriginals and the social justice left have done in revenge.
This is not only a story about indigenous people telling lies to obtain reparations and social benefits, but a story about people of all denominations losing their minds because of a false consensus effect.[10] A prominent group of lawyers, who called for an International Criminal Court investigation of anyone involved in Residential Schools, the Vatican, incompetent government officials, the social justice left, politized RCMP, subsidized government media, “missionary” scholars who use their research to serve a cause, and the public always ready to believe the first wolf disguised as sheep readily jumped on the bandwagon of lies in a frenzy tantamount to hysteria as if they had been prepared or groomed beforehand by decades of anti-Christian and anti-White propaganda.
Anti-Catholic and Anti-White Propaganda
It is very much Hollywood that prepared the ground for what happened in Canada. In films on television and in the movies, Christians, especially Catholics, are most often portrayed as bigoted, narrow-minded, and intolerant, even as rapists or murderers. As for the Catholic clergy, they are most often portrayed as a bunch of sadists and pedophiles.[11]
Whites by association are also systematically targeted. As a matter of fact, anti-White propaganda has been a fixture of Hollywood movies as far back as the early 50’s. As noted by Frank L. Brittons in his 1952 booklet Behind communism, “Hollywood has now committed itself to producing at least four race pictures annually. Most of these pictures are destined beforehand to lose money, and are made purely for propaganda purposes. Some are so inflammatory they cannot be shown in certain sections of the United States. […] While minorities are systematically taught to think and act in terms of race, Whites are instilled with a sense of guilt for the ‘wrongs’ committed against minorities; they are taught that race consciousness is wrong and a manifestation of bigotry, and that all races being equal, they should discard the concept of race.”[12]
This massive ongoing propaganda machine has only one goal in mind: to sully Christians, demonize the White race and turn against it not only the minority groups, but also the majority White population and its leaders, who by dint of being told in schools and on theater, TV, and computer screens, almost 24/7, that their race is rotten, hate it more than the minorities themselves.[13]
As Mark Weber of the Institute for Historical Review says, “Even many of those who readily acknowledge the tremendous influence of American film and television seem not to fully comprehend the formidable scope of the power behind Hollywood, or the outlook and agenda of those who wield that power…”[14]
The Myth of the Noble Savage
You’ve probably seen the film, Dances with Wolves, with the handsome Kevin Costner, but did you know it’s pure fiction? Before their evangelization and education in boarding schools by missionaries, Native Americans were not noble, good, kind, or innocent as portrayed in the movie. The idea of the peaceful and noble savage is pure bunk.[15] They were savages of unprecedented cruelty[16]; primitives who practiced cannibalism, polygamy, and slavery; warriors who spent their time fighting over territory.[17] They knew nothing of writing, agriculture, the wheel, the sail, or the pulley – inventions that were centuries old. The term “First Nations’ is a misnomer as they had no idea of what a nation is. There was no unity between these tribes. Only conflict and abject cruelty. Hollywood glorifies them only to smear Christians and Whites.
According to prolific New Zealand author journalist Kerry Bolton, there are two fundamental objectives to this propaganda: 1. Disparage European colonial empires with a concomitant idealization of ex-colonial people, and 2. Glorify the national liberation struggles of indigenous people. This emotion-laden propaganda is given the scholarly name of post-modernism. As Kerry Bolton says, these ideological studies are “a broad front for the theoretical deconstruction of Western Civilization, and is part and parcel of a neo-Marxian movement in academia which includes gender studies […] These studies are intended to serve political agendas rather than the ‘truth’ per se.” [18] According to Bolton,
The tendency is for the European peoples, or rather governments in their name, to forever apologize for the alleged wrongdoings of the colonial era. This universal guilt complex is transposed to the present so that reparations can be demanded in perpetuity on the basis of collective hereditary guilt. Hence European peoples will be forever judged guilty for the alleged crimes of their colonial oppressor forebearers.[19]
In other words, claims of mass deaths, unmarked graves, and “disappearances” in Residential Schools are exaggerated or fabricated for political gain, financial compensation, or to advance the anti-colonial agendas that are used to guilt-trip Whites. Indigenous lawyer Kimberley Murray is often targeted in this discourse as a key figure “pushing” these claims due to her Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report (TRC) and Interlocutor roles.[20]
Grave Error
The former Globalist Pope Francis, after a visit to Canada in July 2022, apologized for what happened at Roman Catholic and other Christian Church mission schools. He did not use the word “genocide” but he did say it was a “Holocaust,”[21] although there is absolutely no proof of such a thing as shown conclusively by editors C.P. Champion and Tom Flanagan in their landmark book Grave Error forwarded by Conrad Black. [22] Was the Pope duped by the fake narratives promoted by subsidized media and the TRC report on the alleged Residential School genocide is an open question? This report is everything but a truthful document. It is filled with totally false assertions and gross exaggerations such as:
–Thousands of missing children went away to residential schools and were never heard of again.
–These missing children are buried in unmarked graves underneath or around mission churches and schools.
–Many of these missing children were murdered by school personnel after being subjected to physical and sexual abuse, even outright torture.
- –The carnage is appropriately defined as genocide.
- –Many human remains have already been located by ground-penetrating radar, and many more will be found as government-funded research progresses.
- –Most Indian children attended residential schools.
- –Those who attended residential schools did not go voluntarily but were compelled to attend by federal policy and enforcement.
- –Attendance at residential school has traumatized Indigenous people, creating social pathologies that descend across generations.
- –Residential schools destroyed Indigenous languages and culture.[23]
“It is striking that every single one of the 94 recommendations […] of the TRC is a demand for the federal government, or occasionally, some other organization such as the Catholic Church, to provide some benefits to First Nations,” note C.P. Chapman and Tom Flanagan, the editors of the above-mentioned book, Grave Error.[24]
No solutions are suggested for the many social pathologies such as violence against women, heavy consumption of tobacco, drugs, and alcohol and lack of family support for education, which affect First Nations. Instead of looking for biological causes to these problems such as the average low IQ of the population, the only factor responsible cannot possibly be anything other than the harm done by the Residential schools, what the TRC calls “cultural genocide.”
The Criminalization of Denial
Leah Gazan, the NDP Member of the Canadian Parliament for Winnipeg Centre, has been a leading figure in the recognition of the Canadian Indian Residential School system as an act of genocide. She has both Jewish and Indigenous ancestry; her advocacy for social justice is informed by the fact that her father was a holocaust survivor and her mother is a member of the Wood Mountain Lakota Nation. Mrs. Gazan has introduced legislation into the House of Commons to criminalize denial of the residential school genocide. Here is a quote from one of her interventions made in the House of Commons on October 31, 2025, during the reintroduction (first reading) of her private member’s bill aimed at amending the Criminal Code to address residential school denialism as a form of promoting hatred against Indigenous peoples:
Today, I will be reintroducing my bill to recognize Residential School denialism as a form of inciting hate. You know, it’s been over a decade since the release of the Truth and Reconciliation Report, and since that time we have seen since the discovery of unmarked graves an increase in denialism about what occurred in the Residential Schools. This is horrific particularly because all members of parliament unanimously supported my motion in 2022 to recognize what has happened in residential schools as an act of genocide, the first genocide that was recognized within Canadian borders at a time, where we are looking once again at building a nation on the backs of indigenous peoples around our lands, territories, and resources in the name of national interests in violation of constitutionally enshrined indigenous rights. If this government is serious about reconciling with indigenous people, it must ensure the protection of survivors. It was the story of survivors and our family that put us on a path towards reconciliation. So, I’m calling on the government to do the right thing. To take on this bill, to support this bill and truly honor the gift that residential school survivors provided to Canada.
The accusation of denialism is a powerful rhetorical weapon because of its association with the Holocaust. As C.P. Champion and Tom Flanagan state in their sequel book to Grave Error, Dead Wrong: How Canada Got the Residential School Story So Wrong, “Labelling a certain position on residential schools brings in the powerful emotions associated with anti-Semitism and the Holocaust without having to make a logical and factual case.”[25] In fact, this reflexive mantra is used to stamp out criticism of any argument that contradicts the gimmicks that are used to scare us such as the fake climate urgency and the planned Covid pandemic or to make us feel guilty such as slavery, colonialism, the Holocaust, etc.
Critical Theory

As a result of these lies, Canada has officially recognized that genocide did take place. This admission of guilt based on thin air is in effect another giant step on the way to demonizing and abolishing the White race and the nations and civilization it created. “Everything today,” writes James Pew, one of the authors of Grave Error, “is viewed through the cynical lens of radical critical theory. […] It asserts that the relatively peaceful and pluralistic first-world societies of the West are actually oppressive regimes upholding the white patriarchal power structure left over from colonialism, and serving the interests of public enemy number one: White men.”[26]
The Poison of Postmodernism
It is postmodernists like the Jewish philosopher Jacques Derrida and the homosexual child rapist Michel Foucault[27] who invented the idea, roundly denounced as an intellectual imposture by the physicists Alain Sokal and Jean Bricmont[28] that reality does not exist. Their philosophy is quite simple: it is enough to believe something for it to be true. Everything is subject to interpretation, everything is relative.[29], [30]
In their world, you can be whoever you want, a male, a female, half-and-half, whatever suits your fancy. Everyone has the same abilities. Equality in everything is the rule. So, women and men are interchangeable in all areas, including pregnancy. There is no such thing as race and all cultures are equal. For these deniers of reality, behaviours and abilities have no genetic basis.[31] It is so simply because you decide that it is so; so, there is no need to prove anything with objective arguments, objectivity does not exist anyway.[32]
And if it doesn’t fit with reality, they manage to make it fit by lowering the selection criteria, by favouring through positive discrimination (affirmative action) the less qualified over the more qualified. In this tyranny of “your opinion is as good as mine,” men who are women by choice become female weightlifting champions, a plant nutrient such as CO2 becomes a poison, soil anomalies become mass graves, the discovery of a potentially unmarked burial site becomes the discovery of an unmarked burial site containing 215 children secretly killed by priests who forced six-year-olds to did the graves.
All you have to do is want it, et voilà, with a wave of a magic wand your wildest desires become a reality that no one can contest on pain of reprisals, as this kind of policy can only work at gunpoint. This is behaviour by culture vs. behaviour by nature, our real vocation enshrined in our DNA. That’s why all leftist utopias finish in bloodshed, they’re in conflict with human nature.
In short, as Pope Benedict XVI says: “Relativism appears to be the only admissible attitude in our present age, a dictatorship of relativism that recognizes nothing as definitive and that gives as its ultimate measure only its own ego and its desires.”[33] In this reign of subtle, perverse terror veiled by good intentions and noble sentiments, the very concepts of facts and knowledge are denounced as hate speech and racism. Truth no longer has any meaning. Minority opinion takes precedence over that of the majority. Freedom of expression is stifled. Democracy is nothing more than an empty word. Threats of dismissal, vandalism, intimidation, banking exclusion, and personal attacks are the rules of engagement in this war of subjectivity against common sense, logic, and objectivity.
The scourge of relativism, in other words, boils down to an excessive, dogmatic, or performative ideology that prioritizes identity politics, victimhood hierarchies, cancel culture, and enforced conformity over merit, free speech, and individual responsibility; it divides society into oppressors and oppressed based on group identities and leads to intolerance or reverse discrimination particularly towards Christians and White people, who are seen as the most important obstacles to progress that must be erased from the surface of the Earth.
Global Utopia
Don’t be fooled, though, progress has nothing to do with it. The decolonizing social justice left and the government puppets that are involved in this destruction of Christianity and the White race are the useful idiots of international capitalism that is leading the world down a path to planetary servitude.
The ultimate goal of the banker-merchants who call the shots in the background is to create a worldwide collectivist society of consumers easy to manipulate and control;[34] a society where the notion of belonging to a country will be obsolete; a society where no one will have any identity, other than that of consumer. This future is described as a “global utopia” for the ruling elite, a nightmare for the millions of rootless, acculturated post-national nomads.[35]
In this post-modern drama that’s unfolding in front of our very eyes, the “worker bees” will be able to move unhindered to wherever they are needed. Trade and all other transactions will be greatly facilitated by the elimination of all barriers, not only physical, but also psychological and social.
The fake residential school genocide is just one step in that direction.
[1] Editors C. P. Champion and Tom Flanagan, preface by Conrad Black, Grave Error: How the Media Misled Us (and the Truth about Residential Schools), True North and Dorchester Books, 2023.
[2] Lifesitenews staff, “Rescued from the memory hole: Some First Nations people loved their residential schools,” June 28, 2021.
[3] McRAE: Is the real truth not bad enough? Western Standard, December 15, 2022.
[4] C P Champion and Tom Flanagan, work cited.
[5] Gabrielle Fonrouge, Mass grave with 215 Indigenous kids found on former school grounds in Canada, New York Post, May 28, 2021.
[6] Brian Giesbrecht, ‘Lawyers Should Apologize for False Accusations,’ Editors C. P. Champion and Tom Flanagan, sequel to Grave Error, Dead Wrong: How Canada Got the Residential School Story So Wrong, True North and Dorchester Books, 2025, p. 142.
[7] Dana Kennedy, “No Human Remains Found 2 Years After Claims of ‘Mass Graves’ in Canada,” New York Post, August 31, 2023.
[8] Ibid.
[9] Jared Taylor, Kamloops: Greatest Hate Hoax Ever? YouTube, January 29, 2022.
[10] AI GROK definition on X: The false consensus effect is a cognitive bias in psychology where people tend to overestimate the extent to which others share their own opinions, beliefs, behaviors, or preferences. In brief: We assume our views are more common than they actually are. This phenomenon was first systematically studied by Lee Ross and colleagues in 1977, and it’s supported by extensive research showing it’s a pervasive egocentric bias in social perception.
[11] Hervé Ryssen, Satan in Hollywood, The Barnes Review, also on the Internet Archive, 2016.
[12] Frank L. Britton, Behind Communism, River Crest Publishing, 2021 (first published in 1952), pp 116-118.
[13] Arthur Kempt, The War Against Whites. The Psychology Behind the Anti-White Hatred Sweeping the West, Ostara Publications, 2020, p. 82.
[14] Mark Weber, Hollywood’s Agenda, and the Power Behind It, Institute for Historical Review, Feb. 6, 2013.
[15] Lawrence H. Keeley, War before Civilization, Oxford University Press, Nov. 1 1997.
[16] Adam Stueck, “A Place Under Heaven: Amerindian Torture and Cultural Violence in Colonial New France, 1609-1729″ (2012). Dissertations (2009 -). Paper 174. http://epublications.marquette.edu/dissertations_mu/174
[17] Thomas Goodrich, Scalp Dance. Indian Warfare on the High Plains, 1865-1879, Stackpole Books, 1996.
[18] Kerry Bolton, PhD, The Parihaka Cult, Black House Publishing, 2012.
[19] Ibid, p. 19.
[20] Michelle Stirling, “Open letter,” Dead Wrong: How Canada Got the Residential School Story So Wrong, True North, 2025, pp 218 to 230.
[21] “Pope says genocide of Aboriginal children in Canadian mission schools,” epicnews, July 30, 2022.
[22] C.P. Champion and Tom Flanagan, Grave Error.[22] How the Media Misled us (and the Truth about Residential schools), Forward by Conrad Black, True North, 2023; there is a sequel to this book, Dead Wrong: How Canada Got the Residential School Story So Wrong, True North, 2025; see also a controversial documentary on the “worst lie in Canadian history,” Making a Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide, and Plunder in Canada, released December 2, 2025.
[23] C.P. Champion and Tom Flanagan, Grave Error, p. 330.
[24] Ibid., p. 329.
[25] Editors C.P. Champion and Tom Flanagan, Dead Wrong: How Canada Got the Residential School Story So Wrong, True North, 2025, chapter 7, p. 18.
[26] James Pew, “Canada’s descent into collective guilt,” Grave Error by Editors C.P. Champion and Tom Flanagan, p. 160.
[27] Matthew Campbell, “French Philosopher Michel Foucault ‘Abused Boys in Tunisia,’” The Sunday Times, March 28, 2021.
[28] Alain D. Sokal and Jean Bricmont, Impostures intellectuelles, Odile Jacob, 1997.
[29] Stephen R. C. Hicks, Explaining Postmodernism: Skepticism and Socialism from Rousseau to Foucault, Ockam’s Razor Publishing, 2018.
[30] Noretta Koertge, A House Built on Sand: Exposing Postmodernist Myths About Science, Oxford University Press, 1998.
[31] Robert Plomin, John Defries, Gerald Mcclearn, and Michael Rutter, Des gènes au comportement : Introduction à la génétique comportementale, Université de Boeck, 1999.
[32] David Ruse, Fake Science: Exposing the Left’s Skewed Statistics, Fuzzy Facts, and Doggy Data, Regnery Publishing, 2017
[33] Greg Kandra, « Benoît XVI : “Le relativisme est un poison” », Aleteia, January 31, 2017.
[34] Kerry Bolton, PhD, Revolution from Above, Arktos, 2011; see also by the same author, The Banking Swindle. Money Creation and the State, Black House Publishing, 2017. French jurist Valérie Bugault, PhD has also written extensively on this subject, Demain l’aube… le renouveau, Sigest, 2023; lastly but not least: Stephen Mitford Goodson, A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Humanity, Black House Publishing Ltd, 4th Edition, 2019.
[35] Gearóid Ó Colmáin, “Rothschild’s ‘Slaughter Ships.’ Coercive Engineered Migration: Zionism’s War on Europe (Part 4 of 11),” Dissident Voice, 2016. Cited by Scott Howard, The Open Society Playbook, Antelope Hill Publishing, p. 223.
Brampton Deputy Mayor Harkirat Singh helped direct $24M in taxpayer funding to his own corporation
- Muhammad Hamza, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter & Joel Wittnebel The Pointer
- 14 hrs ago
Brampton Deputy Mayor Harkirat Singh has voted to give more than $24 million in public funds to Niwaas Living, a not-for-profit organization he registered and founded, and where he currently serves as the head of fundraising. Singh has never declared a conflict of interest during the meetings when applications for funding from Niwaas Living to build two affordable housing projects in the city were being discussed by council, and he has not mentioned his leadership position with the organization when council considered millions of dollars in taxpayer-funded grants for the initiatives Singh pushed.
Council approved grants to Niwaas Living for $10.8 million and $14 million earlier this year for two affordable housing projects, despite the organization’s lack of experience—it had no history building affordable housing, and did not yet own the land where it was proposing to build the projects, documents shared with The Pointer reveal. Council approved $10.8 million for Niwaas Living before it was even officially incorporated, documents show.
During council meetings when Singh’s push for funding was dealt with, no members raised any issues with the obvious risks, or questioned Singh’s connection to the organization, despite at least two of them being aware of his role. Councillors Gurpartap Singh Toor and Navjit Kaur Brar also sit on the Fundraising Cabinet for Niwaas Long-Term Care.
The Municipal Conflict of Interest Act (MCIA) outlines the responsibilities of elected council members, emphasizing their duty to perform “with integrity and impartiality, in a manner that will bear the closest scrutiny.” To meet this high standard, the MCIA dictates the actions elected officials must take when they are involved in a legislative meeting where a matter related to their personal financial (pecuniary) interest could be impacted.
Singh told The Pointer he has no financial stake in Niwaas Living, and receives no compensation for his volunteer position, and therefore he is not in a conflict.
“I have no direct or indirect pecuniary interest in any Niwaas entity, nor do any of my family members. Neither have I nor my family members received any compensation,” Singh told The Pointer. “I have no conflict of interest and have confirmed this with the Integrity Commissioner.”
According to Singh, Niwaas Living is separate from Niwaas Long-Term Care.
“The Cabinet does not fundraise for Living,” he said.
Councillor Toor and Councillor Brar did not respond to questions.
Both, along with Councillor Singh, are part of a large bloc on council loyal to Mayor Patrick Brown, who named Singh deputy mayor this term.
Singh provided no further details about the advice given to him by Brampton Integrity Commissioner Muneeza Sheikh and declined to share their communications to back-up his claim.
Sheikh, who was given the position despite having no experience in municipal law and no experience as an integrity commissioner, was heavily criticized for taking on the role due to her connections with Brown. She was fired during the previous term of council. Reporting detailed how she had billed the City of Brampton more than seven times the amount of previous integrity commissioners. In 2022, she was rehired by Mayor Brown. An image of the two was used during one of Brown’s political campaigns, and she voiced support for him after allegations of sexual assault forced him to resign as Ontario PC Leader in 2018. Brown denies the allegations. When Brown quietly opened up a City hockey arena so he and friends could play during the pandemic lockdown, when such use was prohibited, Sheikh ignored key facts, failed to interview witnesses and relied on Brown’s word despite video evidence of his wrongdoing. In the face of widespread public criticism over Brown’s conduct, she exonerated him.
Singh has been a staunch supporter of Brown throughout numerous controversies that have engulfed the mayor, and voted in 2022 to cancel sweeping investigations into alleged misconduct by the mayor, another council member and senior staff in procurements, hirings and other matters, after the probes had been launched by a majority group of councillors during the last term.
Sheikh’s own hiring was one of the controversial decisions that was being investigated, until Singh, Brown and three other council members had enough votes during a snap Friday afternoon meeting the mayor called when councillor absences allowed him to cancel the sweeping probes in August of 2022.
Singh, along with Brown and Councillor Rowena Santos, were the key members who pushed the heavily criticized Brampton University plan, which involved lucrative payments to friends of Brown and Santos. All three voted to cancel the investigation into the failed project after damning evidence had already been brought forward through the probe.
“It just reinforces this pattern of friends and family always seem to find their way to the front of the line,” Brampton lawyer Wesley Jackson told The Pointer, regarding Councillor Singh’s efforts to secure $24 million from taxpayers for his own organization’s projects. Jackson provided the land transfer documents and business registry files for Niwaas to The Pointer. “What really concerns me, though, is that (Singh) didn’t mention it in the council meeting. Other councillors, at least one other councillor was aware (of Singh’s position with the organization) and didn’t mention it in the meeting, and not one councillor asked to do any due diligence,” Jackson said.
“Niwaas was not even in diapers yet…$24 million is a lot of money to give to a charity in its infancy.”
The timeline of the creation and early work of Niwaas Living and Niwaas Long-Term Care, and the relationship between the two are unclear. Councillor Singh wrote in his own City of Brampton biography that he founded and established Niwaas Long-Term Care, and that the organization later created Niwaas Living.
Niwaas Living first appeared before Brampton councillors during a Planning and Development Committee meeting in August 2024. Sunny Yashpal and Daniya Dhillon requested “support” in the organization’s work to build affordable housing in Brampton.
The pair outlined two affordable housing projects. One on Clarence Street to construct 90 units, and a second on Bramalea Road for 100 units.
Yashpal and Dhillon said councillors could help them by “referring this delegation to staff”.
Singh, who was chairing the meeting, was the only one to speak to the proposal.
“I think it’s an interesting opportunity,” he said. “A faith-based organization building housing for all.”
Singh did not disclose that he had created Niwaas Long-Term Care which, according to his own bio, launched Niwaas Living.
Immediately after, a lengthy motion was put up on the screen in council chambers referencing the City of Brampton’s housing plan, the 113,000-unit housing target mandated for the city by the PC government, and a recommendation to send the Niwaas Living request to staff for “further consideration, including opportunities for the City to provide support for the delivery of the affordable housing units in the Niwaas Living projects.”
Singh moved the motion, which carried.
It’s unclear when Niwaas Living was first created, and whether Councillor Singh was involved at the time of the August, 2024 meeting. Singh later wrote in his bio that the organization was “launched” by Niwaas Long-Term Care, which he “founded”.
According to the August, 2024 presentation to council the “organization’s formal structure is currently under construction”.
As of April, 2025, Singh’s biography on the City of Brampton website detailed how he “founded and established Niwaas Long-Term Care, a 160-bed facility, and chairs its Fundraising Cabinet.”
Singh’s bio continues: “Most recently, Niwaas Long-Term Care launched Niwaas Living, an affordable housing non-profit developing 90 family units in Brampton, 40 of which will be deeply affordable.”
The October 2024 version of Singh’s biography on the City of Brampton website does not mention Niwaas Living. Using the Wayback Machine website, it shows the mention of Niwaas does not appear until April 2025.
Niwaas Long-Term Care has been working to build a long-term care facility to cater to Brampton’s Sikh community since 2020. It is currently under construction at 380 Fernforest Drive.
Business registration documents show Niwaas Living was officially registered by Singh on April 4, 2025. He told The Pointer this is the extent of his involvement with both Niwaas Long-Term Care and Niwaas Living.
“After helping structure and set up the non-profits, my participation has been very limited.”
Singh has appeared at least twice in videos on social media this year to provide updates on the progress of construction on the long-term care facility on behalf of the not-for-profit organization.
“I want to acknowledge the hard work of the Niwaas Long-Term Care team. I want to acknowledge our provincial partners and the City of Brampton for all the support,” Singh said in a post in July of this year. He appeared again in a September post.
Following the referral from Council’s planning committee, the request from Niwaas did not come back to council until March of this year.
A motion, again introduced by Singh, requested council support to give $10.8 million to the 90-unit Niwaas Affordable Rental Project on Clarence Street through the City’s Community Improvement Plan (CIP) for affordable housing. According to the motion, the investment would be funded through the Building Faster Fund and Housing Accelerator Fund.
The motion also orders the City Treasurer to “transfer funding from reserves and close identified capital projects to fund the new capital project.”
There was no staff report to accompany the motion. Typically, such large grant requests are vetted through staff to ensure there are adequate funds available, and whether there are any risks to the City.
There does not appear to be any staff report assessing the Niwaas project, with typical studies to review traffic flow, compatibility with official and master plans, environmental requirements, various engineering regulations or other municipal work that has to be done when approving such an initiative, especially when millions of taxpayer dollars are being used.
It’s unclear how the City’s reliance on the Building Faster Fund to reimburse it for the investment will be impacted after the City of Brampton missed out on $25 million in funding this year due to slow housing development. It’s also unclear which capital projects, if any, were closed to accommodate the Niwaas Living investment.
The motion carried.
A second request came to council in May, this time accompanied by a staff report, recommending the approval of $14 million for the Niwaas Living project on Bramalea Road. The development will include 100 units; 52 are proposed to be affordable. Staff recommended the funding also come from the City’s Community Improvement Plan, a program that includes funds from builders usually paid in exchange for expanded development projects; which is also supported by the Housing Accelerator Fund.
According to the report, the City has $55.3 million remaining of the $114.5 million allocated by the province through the Housing Accelerator Fund.
“In the unlikely event that there is an interruption in the receipt of future funding installments, the City will assess impacts to funding and at the Treasurer’s discretion may consider reprioritizing its capital program to avail alternative funding sources,” the report explains.
During the meeting, a visibly frustrated Councillor Michael Palleschi, expressed concern that organizations were “jumping before the queue”, leaving others to wait for funding assistance. In particular, he questioned staff on the status of approved funding for Home Opportunities, one of the first agencies to receive assistance from the City of Brampton (which is building the most affordable units) who he indicated had yet to receive its funding.
“This isn’t fair,” he said. “Funding is becoming an issue.”
He was assured by staff that the funding for Home Opportunities was secure, and linked to project milestones that needed to be achieved for dollars to flow.
Councillor Dennis Keenan, while supportive of the report and its recommendation, also questioned the process. Neither Palleschi nor Keenan mentioned any connection between Niwaas Living and Deputy Mayor Singh.
“We’ve had a few applications in and we set those guidelines around what is supposed to be happening so I want to confirm this also follows those same guidelines,” Keenan said. “As well that those people…no one is jumping any queues.”
He continued: “I want to make sure those other organizations are receiving their funds as well.”
Steve Ganesh, Brampton’s Commissioner of Planning, Building and Growth Management, assured council that the Niwaas Living application was following procedure. “All of the protocols and practices that have been in the previous examples and brought before council will apply here.”
Singh spoke in favour of the recommendation to give $14 million to Niwaas Living. He appeared to admit his connection to the organization.
“I know we’ll get all these shovels in the ground very soon,” he said, apparently using “we” in reference to the project’s proponents.
The status of these projects is currently not known. When council approved the $24 million in funding, Niwaas Living did not own the land for either of the projects it was proposing. When the first grant was approved in March, Niwaas Living had not even been incorporated yet; Singh would register it in April of this year.
According to the March motion, the Clarence Street project had reached “key development milestones and is close to shovel-ready, with construction expected to begin within 30 days, pending financing.”
This appears to be a mischaracterization.
Land transfer documents shared with The Pointer show Niwaas Living did not yet own the property at 17 Clarence Street when the motion was approved in March 2025. The company did not take ownership until July 31 after the land was sold through a power of sale.
Land transfer documents for 11556 Bramalea Road show Niwaas Living did not take ownership until July 23 of this year.
Singh did not answer questions about his knowledge of the power of sale process, or why he introduced a motion to hand millions of dollars in taxpayer money to an organization that did not yet own the land they proposed to build on.
“I don’t question what you’re doing. I’m questioning how you’re doing it,” Jackson said to The Pointer, acknowledging the desperate need for affordable housing in the city. “It is an abuse of his position to put his own charity in front of the line.
“He’s in a position to know when these new federal programs are created and when the funds are available to the city, and he’s in a position to immediately incorporate a new organization and table a motion to get them the money,” Jackson continued. “Whereas other organizations in town aren’t even necessarily aware that the program is available yet. So it’s an abuse of his position to put, like I say, friends, family and his own charity at the front of the line. So fine, you don’t have a pecuniary interest, I can accept that. I still don’t understand how your organization got to the front of the line.”
Jackson sees a familiar pattern with the current council and Mayor Brown.
“It’s a pattern of asking for forgiveness instead of permission. Yeah, it’s always after the fact that everything is now being disclosed. Nothing’s ever disclosed in advance,” he says. “I would certainly trace it back to the last term of Council, when Councillor (Rowena) Santos and Mayor Brown voted on their own motion to cancel an audit of their own conduct.”
In August 2022, Brown, with the support of a majority of council, voted to close investigations into his conduct during the Brampton University scandal that saw $630,000 of taxpayer money handed to friends of his and Councillor Rowena Santos. Investigators were looking into his connections to a consultant hired for the work when Brown, supported by Santos, Singh, Palleschi and Councillor Paul Vicente, voted to cancel the investigations. Taxpayers have been provided no information about the failed university project, the funds that were spent, and whether anyone was held accountable for a plan that seemed doomed from the beginning. The Ontario Ombudsman, despite twice directing Brown and the rest of council to complete the probes, has declined to investigate himself.
“It’s something that permeated Council all through this term, and it started in the last term of Council, where conflicts of interest are essentially ignored unless somebody shines a light on it,” Jackson says. “I think citizens need this sort of information…they need to know that the councillors are actually doing what’s in the best interest of the city, not themselves, not the charity they established.”
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Seven years ago, the People’s Party was founded to sound the alarm.
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Since the 1970s, this identity has been under attack.
Mass immigration without integration, official multiculturalism without unity, and now, the toxic spread of DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) and anti-white racism—all aided and abetted by successive Liberal and Conservative governments.
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Maxime Bernier Says Canada’s Identity is Being Erased

Seven years ago, the People’s Party was founded to sound the alarm.
Today, that alarm is a siren.
Canada is being erased—not by accident, but by design.

We were never meant to be a loose collection of ethnic enclaves, a patchwork of foreign cultures with no common story, no common ground, no common future.
Yet that is exactly what decades of Liberal and Conservative policy have delivered: a nation stripped of its identity, defined only by divisive dogma—radical multiculturalism, woke ideology, and the cult of diversity.
But Canada has an identity. A real one.
Built on Indigenous, French, and British foundations, and strengthened by generations of immigrants who came not to replace our heritage, but to join it.
Since the 1970s, this identity has been under attack.
Mass immigration without integration, official multiculturalism without unity, and now, the toxic spread of DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) and anti-white racism—all aided and abetted by successive Liberal and Conservative governments.
If everything can be Canadian, then nothing is Canadian.
And if we continue down this path, Canada will not survive.
Quebec will leave. Alberta will go its own way. What remains may simply dissolve.
We are running out of time—and Pierre Poilievre’ Conservatives offer no vision, no courage, only pandering and a thirst for power.
This is not a drill. This is the fight for Canada’s future.
We must raise $200,000 by December 31 to fuel this fight.
We’re one-third of the way there—but we need you now.


