Premier Ford has suggested it. lol
A Sucker Punch From Your Neighbour/Friend? (US/Canada Trade War)
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Doug for President !
One good thing from Trump. He is releasing all the information about alien contact.
He put Marco Rubio in charge of releasing the information.
He put Marco Rubio in charge of releasing the information.
Another miss! Armed assassin shot entering Mar-a-lago
That's pretty good.........
Wow. Just how or why is this possible. Perhaps the Americans are correct to be concerned about who is entering the US across our border.
www.thebureau.news
Canada's Shadow Refugee Claim System: How Tens of Thousands Are Approved Without a Single Question
New report warns Canada’s paper-based refugee fast track may be prone to abuse by terror-linked and transnational fraud networks.
www.thebureau.news
We are too nice and the U.S. is the opposite.Wow. Just how or why is this possible. Perhaps the Americans are correct to be concerned about who is entering the US across our border.
Canada's Shadow Refugee Claim System: How Tens of Thousands Are Approved Without a Single Question
New report warns Canada’s paper-based refugee fast track may be prone to abuse by terror-linked and transnational fraud networks.
Allowing over 25,000 people into Canada from some very violent lawless countries known for terrorism and serious crime without so much as a how do you do isn't being nice . It's shear negligence . Not to mention incomprehensible stupidity. No review of the files whatsoever let alone an interview. Although they will of course receive social assistance and full access to health care. That's without mentioning........
As of the most recent available data from late 2025, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) reports approximately 30,000 to 32,000 individuals with enforceable removal (deportation) orders whose whereabouts are unknown to the government. These figures come from parliamentary disclosures and CBSA inventory updates, where "wanted" individuals (around 29,700–32,700) have failed to appear for deportation proceedings or have active warrants. No exact count for February 2026 is publicly available, but numbers fluctuate due to ongoing enforcement, with CBSA noting over 18,000 removals in 2025. Key Breakdown29,731 "wanted" as of Oct. 2024: Mostly in Ontario (21,325), Quebec (6,109); part of 457,646 total cases in process. 32,000 unlocated as of Oct. 2025: Separate from 30,000 actively engaged; includes absconders with warrants. Historical context: 34,700 unknown in 2020 per Auditor General; recent warrants over 33,000 total.