LILLEY UNLEASHED: Poilievre on Trump, Carney, tariffs and the border

The old Canadian Motor Boat Co. complex next to the Lachine Canal is a prime example of demolition by neglect, with graffiti, smashed windows, and danger signs indicating potential collapse. The uncaring owner of the building is being targeted by the City of Montreal's new bylaw against poorly maintained vacant buildings. This initiative aims to address the neglect of historic properties and protect the safety of the community. Full Article

A man caused a significant mess on a TTC subway, deemed 'unacceptable' by authorities. The incident was captured on video, showcasing the disruptive behavior. The man's actions have raised concerns about cleanliness and safety on public transportation. Full Article

In a trial at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Windsor, Seth Bertrand faces a terrorism charge, with his lawyer arguing that his offensive views on marginalized groups do not equate to terrorism. The Crown presented evidence of his involvement with a banned terrorist group, Atomwaffen Division, but the defence contends there is no proof of him enhancing or facilitating their activities. The prosecution emphasizes the importance of anti-terrorism laws in preventing serious harm,...

A man in his 40s was stabbed in Scarborough on Friday afternoon, prompting a police response to Ellesmere Road and Scarborough Golf Club Road. He was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities are actively searching for a Brown male in his 40s, described as five feet five inches tall with a slim build. Full Article

Vance suggests that the DOGE staffer who resigned due to racist postings should be reinstated. The decision comes after a report highlighted the individual's offensive behavior, prompting their resignation. Vance's call for the staffer to return to their role indicates a willingness to give them a second chance and emphasizes the importance of redemption and growth. Full Article

In a move supported by President Trump through an executive order, plastic straws are being promoted for use again. The decision comes amidst a pushback against environmental efforts to reduce plastic waste and promote sustainability. Critics argue that this decision could have negative impacts on the environment and wildlife. Full Article