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CBC  News – by Elizabeth Thompson

The number of restricted guns in Canada shot up 9.5 per cent last year, bringing the number of restricted firearms registered across the country to its highest point in more than a decade.

Since 2004, the number of restricted firearms such as semi-automatic rifles and handguns in Canada has doubled.

According to the latest report of Canada’s Commissioner of Firearms, there were 795,854 restricted firearms registered to Canadian owners in 2015 compared with 384,888 in 2004.   Continue reading “Canada’s restricted gun ownership increased 9.5 per cent in 2015”

ABC News

A federal government ban on the sale of guns to medical marijuana card holders does not violate the Second Amendment, a federal appeals court said Wednesday.

The ruling by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals applies to the nine Western states that fall under the court’s jurisdiction, including California, Washington and Oregon.   Continue reading “US court upholds ban on gun sales to marijuana card holders”

RT

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump headlined a $25,000-per-ticket fundraiser at the California home of Saul Fox, a private equity CEO and secret donor behind the “Children of Israel.”

Forty people attended the Monday fundraiser including former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who arrived with Trump.   Continue reading “Secretive ‘Children of Israel’ backs Trump at $25,000-per-head California fundraiser”

CBC News – by Chris Brown

Not an ice floe was in sight as a warming climate and a huge cruise ship combined to usher in a new era of mass tourism in Canada’s Arctic.

After a stop at the community of Ulukhaktok, N.W.T., the 280-metre long Crystal Serenity entered the fabled but dangerous Northwest Passage Sunday and arrived at the hamlet of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut on Monday morning.   Continue reading “Massive cruise ship brings new era of Arctic tourism to Cambridge Bay”

CBC News

Drive west from Calgary on the Trans-Canada Highway toward the Rocky Mountains, and you’ll pass a distinct billboard that isn’t promoting a hotel, restaurant or other attraction.

Its message is vague, with images of airplane vapour trails crisscrossing the sky and the words “Look up!!! There’s a new cloud in town…” as well as an accompanying website address, pointing people to LookUpBanff.com.   Continue reading “LookUpBanff billboard promotes conspiracy theory about toxic chemtrails”

RT

A 7.2-magnitude earthquake has struck southeast off the island nation of Vanuatu in Oceania, US Geological Survey has reported. An alert over a local threat of a tsunami was issued by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC).

The quake hit less than 500 kilometers southeast of the Republic of Vanuatu (population 243,000) and 109 kilometers off the coast of Ile Hunter, part of French Pacific territory of New Caledonia (population 262,000), according to the USGS. It was registered at a depth of 2 kilometers.   Continue reading “Powerful 7.2 quake strikes Pacific off Vanuatu”

Novorossia Today

It all starts with a Wahhabi-Zionist lovefest. The Saudi Foreign Ministry was forced to go on a non-denial denial overdrive about a visit to Israel on July 22 by a delegation led by retired Gen. Anwar Eshki.

Eshki happens to be close to Saudi intel superstar and onetime close Osama bin Laden pal Prince Turki bin Faisal, who recently met in the open with former Israel Defense Forces (IDF) generals Yaakov Amidror and Amos Yadlin.   Continue reading “Hillary Clinton, The Queen Of War”

Sputnik News

With tensions in the South China Sea and throughout the Pacific Rim at increasing levels, the Obama Administration adds fuel to the fire by dispatching enough nuclear weaponry to kill everyone in the region.

The United States has dispatched its three strategic bomber types to the Pacific region for the first time, in a bid to reassure allies amid growing aggression from China in the wake of the Hague-based Court of Arbitration ruling against Beijing’s claim to territories in the South China Sea, and the deployment of the THAAD anti-missile system.
Continue reading “US Nuclear-Bomber Triad in Pacific for First Time as China Reaches Boiling Point”

BBC News

Police have shot dead a suspect in an anti-terror operation in the Canadian province of Ontario.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) confirmed that a suspect was fatally shot in a police operation.

Canadian media said police had raided a property in Strathroy, about 225km (140 miles) south-west of Toronto.   Continue reading “Canada police ‘kill suspect in anti-terror operation’”

Subject Politics

Former CNN and Emmy award winning Journalist Amber Lyon just blew the whistle on CNN’s shady business practices.  According to Lyon, ‘CNN is paid by the US government for reporting on some events, and not reporting on others.  The Obama Administration pays CNN for content control.’

It’s now abundantly clear just how far political corruption reaches. They’re controlling the content to manipulate public opinion.   Continue reading “Former CNN Jounalist Just Exposed CNN For Taking Bribes From US, Foreign Governments”

CBC News

Canadian Jewish groups are blasting the Green Party of Canada for passing a resolution this weekend supporting sanctions against Israel.

B’nai Brith issued a statement Sunday night saying it was “irate” that delegates at the party’s biennial convention in Ottawa voted in support of the so-called Boycott Divestment and Sanctions movement, also called BDS.   Continue reading “Jewish groups condemn Green Party for supporting Israeli boycott policy”

Investment Watch

The State’s Attorney’s General of Virginia, New York, Massacheusetts, and one other east coast state, along with DHS, FEMA and the A D L had a teleconference yesterday describing huge plans for gun confiscation in those states.

Amazingly, someone either risked their life or hit the wrong button because the supposedly private teleconference went out as open access to state and government agencies.   Continue reading “Teleconference of East Coast Gov’t Agencies Planning Gun Confiscation Leaked”

Reuters

A federal judge ruled on Friday that eight anti-government militants facing criminal charges in the armed takeover of an Oregon wildlife center can now communicate with each other ahead of a trial set for next month.

The easing of restrictions imposed as a condition of the pretrial release of four defendants comes after defense lawyers in May accused jail officials of hindering meetings with some of their clients and not providing a confidential phone line.   Continue reading “Judge eases restrictions on defendants in armed Oregon occupation”

CNN

Four individuals in Miami-Dade and Broward counties have been infected with the Zika virus by local mosquitoes, Florida health officials said Friday.

These are the first known cases of the virus being transmitted by mosquitoes in the continental United States.   Continue reading “Florida health officials confirm local Zika transmission”

CBC

Crown lawyers are seeking a special ‘terrorism peace bond’ on a B.C. couple who were convicted of terrorism charges, but freed today by a B.C. Supreme Court judge concerned by police entrapment in the case.

John Nuttall, 41, and Amanda Korody, 32, were released Friday morning, after a B.C. Supreme Court judge entered a stay of proceedings in their terror plot case.   Continue reading “Crown seeks ‘terrorism peace bond’ for couple convicted then freed in B.C. Legislature bomb plot”