ICYMI this week ...

A weekly round-up of headlines from the Daily News podcast

I’ve been home for 24 hours after an amazing two weeks on the road. Thanks to everyone who came out to events in Winnipeg, Hamilton, St. Jacobs and Toronto. It was awesome to meet so many of you, see old friends and talk about the decline of Canada. If you’re in Edmonton next weekend, swing by the Parkland conference. I’ll be there alongside a lot of other great folks.

One of the ways that I get through everything I need to is I always give myself permission to allow things to drop if I need to. That’s why it’s been awhile since you’ve seen a weekly round up or an article through Substack. I have five things bouncing around in my head that I’d like to get to so fingers crossed that this week, I find the time.

And if I don’t, I don’t! Thanks for your support either way. It means the world to me.

Here are the headlines from this past week:

Ontario

Charges dropped against woman filmed pulling Pro-Palestinian protester's hijab

Ontario cities consider bylaws to prohibit protests near schools, places of worship

Protests at Hindu temple in Brampton after Indian officials are rumoured to be inside.

Quebec

"Justice for Joshua" Police in Saluit shoot twins, killing one and leaving the other severely injured.


Yukon

Town councillors in Dawson City, Yukon, refuse to swear oath to the King

Manitoba

3 Winnipeg police officers charged with breach of trust, theft

British Columbia

B.C. RCMP say drunk driver crashed SUV then switched seats with passenger – who crashed again

BC longshoremen locked out

Alberta

ASIRT finds no 'serious injuries' during Edmonton police's dismantling of U of A encampment

Canada

BCE to buy U.S. internet provider Ziply for $5B, in part with funds from MLSE sale

Canada Post says strike threat is already affecting revenue

RCMP plans to go undercover online to trap violent extremists

Endangered monkeys being imported to Canada for drug testing, U.S. probe suggests

Several bread and bun brands recalled due to pieces of metal, says Canada's food safety agency

International

Protests erupt in Israel after Netanyahu fires defence minister

It’s not official yet but Mount Fuji gets its trademark snowcap after the longest delay in 130 years

Rights group calls for release of minors charged over Nigeria protests

Over 100 BBC staff accuse network of pro-Israel bias in Gaza coverage

Four soldiers, two schoolchildren killed in attacks in northwest Pakistan

Israeli parliament passes law to deport relatives of ‘terrorists’

Four die in Greece after smuggler allegedly forces passengers off boat

Germany’s Scholz fires his finance minister as his coalition collapses

25 migrants die after traffickers deliberately capsize a boat off the coast of Comoros

Fears of heightened death toll in Valencia, Spain, after historic floods.