00:06:19.720Kojo Modest, that's Pride Toronto's Executive Director, actually stood on Parliament Hill
00:06:24.460and said this taxpayer cash would strengthen Canada's image as an inclusive and welcoming country.
00:06:32.420Pride Festival delivers significant cultural and economic impact.
00:06:37.200Driving tourism, supporting Canadian talents, fostering inclusion, and strengthening our communities across the country.
00:06:47.820Government support for Pride strengthens Canadian image as an inclusive and welcoming country.
00:06:57.420Positioning Canada as the leading destination for 2SLGBTQ plus tourism.
00:07:03.700Pride Festival directly benefits small businesses, and government investment helps to stabilize and expand those impacts, not only in major cities but across Canada.
00:07:19.900Pride events create jobs across multiple sectors, contributing to both short-term employment and long-term economic impact.
00:07:31.220At a time when our community is under attack with the anti-DEI movement, Pride is a platform to empower local groups to provide necessary services.
00:07:47.120Pride Festival also supports individuals in finding a sense of belonging.
00:07:52.460Pride continues to create a platform for 2SLGBTQ plus communities to mobilize, advocate, and ensure equitable access to safety, services, and opportunities.
00:08:08.560his okay we could probably just cut it there his speech was so hard to listen to because he
00:08:18.780obviously had this written this document you know written for him that he was reading off of and he
00:08:23.900kept flubbing and fumbling over whatever he was reading from so I don't know what happened there
00:08:29.360but he obviously doesn't feel very strongly about whatever words he was speaking because they
00:08:33.620weren't a written by him and he couldn't even read through it without fumbling and tripping over
00:08:37.940himself you know seven hundred thousand dollars is a lot of money and nine million dollars is a
00:08:45.800lot of money i don't what are they doing with it right especially like i said they called themselves
00:08:51.120this economic generator and you know that they drive all this prosperity during the pride
00:08:57.560festivities and so then why can't they pay for their own parade um right they have a massive
00:09:05.120deficit every single year that's only grown with sponsors pulling out recently and you know I always0.97
00:09:10.560does it perhaps have anything to do with how perverted the pride parade has become in recent
00:09:16.400years I mean I'm no stranger to pride events I lived downtown Toronto I went to one of the most
00:09:22.100woke universities you could imagine in the city's center I went I had my fair share and have still
00:09:29.840my fair share of gay friends and went to my fair share of pride parades and they have just become1.00
00:09:37.080increasingly perverted over the years i mean there was always a subsect of of people who you know0.99
00:09:43.280took things a little too far and were weird but it seems to be like embraced and celebrated now
00:09:48.420rather than people going like oh that person maybe shouldn't be like fully nude in the street
00:09:52.760um I'm just looking I put a compilation pushing to the extremes yeah and I put a compilation
00:09:59.960video somewhere oh maybe it got removed because I forgot to blur out the very last guy's um
00:10:05.380hearts uh so it might have actually been removed but it might still be on my Instagram account
00:10:12.060where uh people are like oh there's no public nudity at this event what are you talking about
00:10:18.100you're just a transphobe and a bigot because these events like i can understand if they weren't
00:10:23.200marketed to be family friendly but pride is notoriously like bring your kids bring your0.89
00:10:28.820whole family this is a family friendly event and then there's dudes just out in the street with
00:10:34.340the wangs out or or that um or just completely nude and so i put a compilation together of alexa
00:10:42.080Lavoie's coverage last year of the Pride Parade, where she interviewed like several different
00:10:47.780nudist exhibitionists. And so it kind of shut down that discussion pretty quickly that there's
00:10:55.720no one nude in the street during Pride. And, you know, and then you have all those clips going
00:11:00.040viral on social media, where people are going to the police and saying, hey, I thought public
00:11:04.240nudity was a crime, but you just give a free pass to this group, you know, during Pride season or
00:11:09.600pride month or it used to just be pride day like the actual parade itself and the police are just
00:11:15.200kind of like yeah what are we gonna do yeah so that's we really live at a time where the law
00:11:22.580enforcement is very selective about who they wish to pursue and who they don't wish to pursue
00:11:27.580yeah that's right and you would know that better than anyone else um meanwhile at the same same
00:11:34.740point in time we have two conservative mps who have come out leading a fundraising cruise
00:11:40.540for i think okay this isn't the full acronym but here it is the lgbtq2s plus refugees i guess
00:11:52.640um they say it's a tangible what is an lgbtq plus refugee yeah so um it's basically people
00:12:02.600from other countries and they get into it a little bit in this uh in this article so um other
00:12:08.980countries where it's still illegal and like a jailable or either been a death penalty events to
00:12:14.740be um gay bisexual lesbian but then not i guess also the the t the q the 2s plus um so the two
00:12:26.280MPs are Scott Atchison and Conservative Deputy Leader Melissa Lansman. And so in here, they say,
00:12:37.820and I'm just looking to get back. So this is a fundraiser for the Rainbow Railroad.
00:12:44.840Or sorry, it was supposed to be for the Rainbow Railroad, but then it got sidetracked by their
00:12:49.440snap election and other duties and so he says in here that the idea behind this two-hour muskoka
00:12:56.560cruise is going to be to expand rainbow railroads donor base through beyond big cities to get 125
00:13:03.860passengers and raise twenty thousand dollars uh to twenty five thousand dollars through tickets
00:13:09.320and donations um to support this group and he he notes the article further notes that ghana
00:13:16.520specifically their parliament passed a bill imposing prison terms of up to 10 years on
00:13:21.180people promoting so simply just promoting lgbtq whatever activities and um so then they actually
00:13:29.340they're you know in various countries this has been adopted or ratified um doubling the penalties
00:13:36.100making jail terms uh for anyone financially supporting them etc etc so they also know
00:13:42.280some stuff in Ghana and Kenya. So this does happen in other parts of the world. And I think there is
00:13:48.140a legitimate refugee stream for people who are facing, you know, discrimination, or potentially
00:13:55.780death or these other harsh penalties for expressing themselves however they wish to express. But I
00:14:03.280also think that that particular stream is very much open to exploitation, because it's such a
00:14:08.720loosely defined thing right there's you can just willy-nilly one day decide oh i identify as xyz
00:14:16.860and that's just taken at face value like there's no way to vet or ensure that again we see
00:14:24.880repeatedly these immigration programs are being exploited by bad actors and i would wager a pretty
00:14:30.940hefty bet that that's the same thing happening here do we have a clip there of them talking about
00:14:38.020this I don't know I wonder how much yeah here if we can play this one hey I'm so excited about the
00:14:49.120fundraiser we're doing for Rainbow Railroad in Muskoka July 15th on the Winona 2 on Lake Muskoka
00:14:55.340it's going to be beautiful but it's not just me hosting it now guess who's going to be there as
00:14:58.980a co-host I thought you'd never ask it's Melissa Lansman member of parliament for Thornhill and
00:15:03.460deputy leader of canada's conservatives i'm so excited to uh spend the night uh or spend the
00:15:08.780afternoon for a great cause in muskoka helping persecuted members of the gay and lesbian community
00:15:14.600escape the places that they are from and find refuge rainbow railroads the organization that
00:15:20.100does that and we can't wait to see you there yeah i'd wonder how much the ticket sales
00:15:27.040will actually be for this um this event but i guess we'll see the conservatives seem to just be
00:15:35.040going wherever they can to build build back up their base um i see more conservative mps going
00:15:44.420to various things and events and actually interestingly enough i was at a coburg town
00:15:49.980council meeting last night and our local mp philip warrens conservative mp uh showed up and
00:15:57.680i guess it was just like to thank council for being an effective partner throughout his
00:16:04.500political career in the area and he said something interesting um i can't remember his exact words
00:16:10.820but basically alluded to there being an election in the near future a federal election and so i
00:16:17.600thought hmm isn't that interesting now maybe he misspoke and he was actually referring to the
00:16:22.740municipal elections that are coming up this fall but it seemed oddly worded to me that maybe he
00:16:28.420was hinting at a federal election so I think they're out there like de facto campaigning
00:16:33.160and just trying to build up their base wherever they can all right and then we have this other
00:16:41.320piece just out today from the national post that said more than 10 000 anti-lgbtq so they've
00:16:49.980eliminated all the other acronym parts symbols included uh there was a 10 000 anti-lgbtq posts
00:16:59.860made by canadians the day after the tumblr ridge shooting a memo said um this was a memo for
00:17:07.420Prime Minister Mark Carney and without getting into the weeds of this National Post article
00:17:14.760I would say they that the majority of posts aren't necessarily anti-LGBTQ whatever but noting the
00:17:23.400mental afflictions that often coincide those comorbidities that go alongside people who
00:17:31.640identify as whatever you may be. And the fallout or the repercussions of that being untreated
00:17:39.300in the situations where there are school shootings. I mean, the vast majority of them,
00:17:44.480the data shows are people who identify as not whatever gender or sex they say they're assigned
00:17:52.320at birth. And so that untreated mental illness component needs to be addressed. We need to talk
00:18:00.300about the elephant in the room here we can't be sugarcoating this and using flowery language this
00:18:05.020needs to be addressed and talked about so that solutions can be found and i think that's what
00:18:10.560you're seeing in some of these discussions and then anything that doesn't affirm that mental
00:18:15.900illness is just framed as being anti-lgbtq or transphobic or bigoted or hateful whatever you
00:18:24.080may be. But I think caring that there are a section of the population that deal with
00:18:31.660these mental afflictions, that actually is compassion, because it's not just compassion
00:18:39.580for that individual, but it's compassion for all the people around them that obviously end up
00:18:44.440taking the hit for their untreated illness. Yeah. Well, I mean, we need to be able to have
00:18:51.380these kinds of conversations and it is a little bit um disconcerting now that c9 has passed um
00:18:58.000and sort of going back to even the the police release and regina after the call to prayers
00:19:03.000you know they're actually putting in their news releases now um talking about hate crimes and
00:19:08.080again in the situation like the tumblr ridge shooting it was atrocious but there does seem
00:19:12.160to be a common thread through some of these mass shootings um and it and i don't personally feel
00:19:17.380that it's right for them to try and shut down debate because they are going to try and frame
00:19:20.920as an anti anything and we have to be able to talk about it and figure out ways to prevent
00:19:26.420these things from happening in the future exactly like that that pretty much nails it on the head
00:19:32.260right there like how do we talk about this and find solutions to prevent more tragedies and
00:19:39.100atrocities just like this i find it funny here in the article he's about the fifth paragraph down
00:19:46.100This unclassified document was dated April 2nd, and it outlines how despite a rise in hateful rhetoric online and the greater risk of being targeted, a violent extremist attack targeting LGBTQ public officials was unlikely.
00:20:04.560Yeah, because it's the opposite and not necessarily that it's LGBTQ public officials targeting
00:20:09.880people, but like we need to look at the patterns here of what is establishing itself.
00:20:15.260Look at the data, look at the evidence and say, you know what, this deserves a closer
00:20:57.860I'm trying to shut down the conversation.
00:20:59.740Yeah, exactly. All right. Next up, we're going to go to this video of Prime Minister Carney, who's praising his government for keeping Canadians safe, i.e. censoring us to death, pointing to six new laws aimed at combating crime.
00:21:19.740We have focused on our core missions, protecting our borders, our communities, and our way
00:21:27.220of life, transforming our economy by building our strength at home, increasing our independence
00:21:34.020by diversifying our partnerships abroad, and providing Canadians with a boost today and
00:21:43.220Recognizing that the first job of government is to keep Canadians safe, we passed six laws
00:21:49.120to combat crime and give law enforcement the tools that they need. As of today, if someone
00:21:55.860tries to intimidate you and your community or prevent you from going to your place of
00:22:00.620worship, police officers will have the authority and the resources to arrest them because of
00:22:06.620the Combating Hate Act. As of today, if a criminal commits a violent offense, it will
00:22:13.960be up to them to prove to the court why they can be trusted to be released on bail because of the
00:22:20.620bail i thought you were innocent until proven guilty as of today if someone shares a fake
00:22:26.180sexualized image of you or your kids online they can get up to 10 years in prison because of the0.73
00:22:33.660protecting victims act oh this guy is just they're all so insufferable um he is so
00:22:43.920so insufferable. I just want to point out that as of June this month, the data is showing actually
00:22:53.000that Canada is a much more dangerous country than the United States. So whatever legislation and
00:23:00.660laws the Liberals and the likes of Prime Minister Mark Carney claim to be promoting public safety
00:23:07.660or upholding community safety or keeping Canadians safe is absolute hogwash
00:23:14.100because the data shows that Canada is increasingly an unsafe place to be.
00:23:22.540And the majority of these rules, regulations, pieces of legislation
00:23:27.320do little in terms of tangible or meaningful action to uphold public safety.
00:23:35.720I mean, we have a public safety minister, Gary Anandasangri, who had to recuse or revoke himself from discussions because of his affiliations with known terrorist groups.
00:23:52.740I mean, that doesn't instill a whole lot of confidence in public safety when your public safety minister has to recuse himself from discussions on certain terrorist entities.
00:24:04.700Yeah, here you have Toronto Sun, Canada's crime problem is worse than people realize.
00:24:12.600And bail reform, the Liberals sat on this for years.
00:24:18.300The Liberals have been the prevailing party, either through majority or minority governments, for the last 11 years.
00:24:25.460Can we zoom in on some of those stats that they outlined there and just throw to some of that?
00:24:29.660In 2025, the U.S. murder rate will be about 4 per 100,000 people, roughly double Canada's 2024 homicide rate, but homicides represent only a tiny fraction of violent crime.
00:24:45.640In 2024, murders accounted for 0.21% of violent crimes in the United States and in Canada. According to Stats Canada and the 2019 General Social Survey, homicides represented only about 0.22% of total violent crime.
00:25:03.640There's also a, so they say in here that is a misleading picture, because Canadians are far more likely to experience assault, robbery, or other violent crimes other than homicide, yet the public debate and media coverage often ignore those broader measures.
00:25:24.020And I think that's true also for gun-related crimes, despite Canada having the world-class gun registry running all these names through the RCMP database every single day, a bunch of legislation in place for various gun control measures.
00:25:44.600we still have a high rate of gun and firearm related crime in this country using the very
00:25:51.880weapons the liberals have banned and say we'll prevent this gun crime so you know these politicians
00:25:59.220just talk out of both sides of their mouth and um sadly people eat it up without checking their
00:26:06.000facts they do and let's not forget that we already have all of these laws in place that they're not
00:26:11.520enforcing already so now we have a prime minister that's bringing in even more laws you know that
00:26:16.480are dubious i mean like i said who gets to define who who defines what hate is um and how do you
00:26:24.100decipher what hate is versus like strong dislike or disdain you know it's quite concerning and like
00:26:30.760i said especially because we we're seeing that there still is laws in place to combat a lot of
00:26:35.700this stuff and they're not being enforced as it is yeah exactly and bail reform is like the largest
00:26:40.740one there right that um now i think it was just last week that they re-implemented um or
00:26:47.840undid their previous bail reform that justin trudeau um put into place and but it's just
00:26:55.900like several years too late right why couldn't you have listened to canadians six years ago who
00:27:01.360or police or organizations or certain police services boards who are saying this is the
00:27:06.140problem we're just pushing a bunch a bunch of pens on paper doing all the work on the front lines
00:27:11.920only for these creeps to be released within a few hours in some instances um and then they're lost
00:27:18.740on the streets and they re-offend and re-offend and re-offend and it's the same cycle over and
00:27:22.620over again people have been flagging this for years um but that's the pace of the bureaucracy
00:27:27.380i guess as well and when you're an out-of-touch liberal ivory tower dweller you can afford to
00:27:32.780just ignore the reality on the street which seems to be increasingly the issue happening
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00:31:41.920get to all the carny clips that we had before um we rushed right into the ad but uh we have this
00:31:50.200other clip of Carney, who is claiming that Canada is creating jobs at twice the rate of
00:31:57.300the United States and that we're on track to double them over the next decade. Let's have a
00:32:04.660listen to this. Good Lord. Canada is now creating jobs at twice the rate of the United States. Our
00:32:11.260business investments are growing in machinery and equipment at double digit rates. Non-U.S.
00:32:16.920exports are up sharply and we're on track to double them over the next decade
00:32:21.660he's so full of it it's just you know you know i really i i really have to laugh because
00:32:31.400you know we see these politicians going on and issuing these statements and any canadian with
00:32:35.620eyeballs knows that none of this is absolutely not it's not true um it's it's it's the inverse
00:32:43.120actually is true. This is just textbook political doublespeak, because it's actually the exact
00:32:51.000opposite. I'm just trying to pull up the article here, but it comes from trading economics.
00:32:57.940And the absolute numbers show actually that the US added roughly twice as many jobs as Canada
00:33:04.520in May, not the other way around. And that is because that's the latest available data was from
00:33:11.260may 2026 um because canada also had a net loss of about 112 000 jobs in the first four months of
00:33:20.500this year right that we heard that in the news like all of a sudden this is no longer true and
00:33:25.620we must just take carny at face value and eat up every word that he says um in the united states
00:33:32.520uh they have an unemployment held study for them around 4.3 percent uh but i don't even remember
00:33:39.260what our current unemployment rate is in Canada it's it has to be higher than that um so yeah the
00:33:44.700inverse is true and this inversion of reality seems to be again another repeated kind of liberal
00:33:50.020theme how they try to frame their policies and uh their their failures right so um we can always
00:33:58.760work the numbers to work in your favor you can manipulate them to work in your favor
00:34:02.480and I just you know I can't take anybody seriously that can't stand up straight I don't know if you
00:34:07.640saw when he was down uh i think it was at the g7 when he was meeting with you know all these
00:34:11.900dignitaries and he's all hunched over like mr burns you know just stand up straight for pete's
00:34:17.980sake you're representing a country i was going to say mr burns he actually that his posture reminds
00:34:24.400me exactly of mr we need a side by side i i just can't i can't take somebody seriously that has
00:34:33.260such horrible posture yeah it's it and mr burns is really um a financial weasel right and so
00:34:42.620persona and the body structure um they're they're lining up for me um we have this next is this a
00:34:53.360i don't know if this is a clip or just a written post on x and have a bit of a leg here so i'm just
00:35:01.000loading it up. This is the Council on Foreign Relations. Okay, it is a clip. And so it's saying
00:35:07.420that when Carney said that the middle powers should get together, it's a fantasy.0.91
00:35:13.840Yeah. When Mark Carney said the middle powers should get together, it's a fantasy.
00:35:19.440They did that. It's called Europe.1.00
00:35:23.160It is hard to go to a CFR event these days where Europe doesn't get dumped on, I'm afraid.
00:35:28.420No, but Europe – but this is a serious problem.
00:35:31.640The GDP of Europe has gone from 90% of America to 70%.
00:35:35.500And at the current – and our views will probably continue to erode over time because high taxes – I'm not against social safety nets, and we should probably talk about that a little bit too.
00:35:44.820But they're too high and effective in a lot of countries.
00:36:24.620And there's not a deep recognition. So Mario Draghi wrote this great report. That is what they need to do. You have a real European Union, open trade services to everyone in there, have a big common market, have a growth strategy and policies that can drive growth. And we should help them.
00:36:43.780yeah that's jamie diamond the chairman and ceo of jp morgan chase um i mean carney knew that he
00:36:53.660saw the writing on the wall that businesses were moving to the u.s because he moved his
00:36:57.600own business to the u.s back in uh october or november of um that was 2024 i suppose so before
00:37:06.780he was elected or sneakily kind of appointed as prime minister. And then they went right into that
00:37:14.420snap election. And he's been prime minister for just over a year now. And so yeah, he moved
00:37:20.900Brookfield's head offices into the US because everyone who was involved economically could see
00:37:28.640the writing on the wall that that was happening. I find it really interesting also, that this CEO
00:37:34.940doesn't mention mass immigration at all and what's happening in Europe is only you know we're having
00:37:43.520the same kind of trickle effect here in Canada they're about a decade more into the immigration
00:37:49.900crisis than we are but that needs to be spoken about because those social safety nets are being0.85
00:37:57.120exploited and perverted to support mass migration into this country by people who are not skilled
00:38:05.400laborers, are not the surgeons, are not the doctors and the nurses that you were promised
00:38:12.300would come from opening these floodgates. No, instead, there's been a massive strain on those
00:38:18.340social safety nets funded by taxpayers who have lived in this country and paid into that net all0.99
00:38:25.300of their lives who are being sidelined from that same social safety net the people who just arrived
00:38:30.820are able to take full advantage of and we see that that's being exploited and taken advantage of and
00:38:37.760people like no one's no one's talking about that and the repercussions of those failed migration
00:38:43.540policies that dwarf historical averages i mean we used to have a world-class immigration system
00:38:49.100and that's been ripped to shreds by the liberals the last 10 years and i mean primarily the last
00:38:54.060four to five, the numbers have just absolutely surged. Actually, someone, I was going to do a
00:38:59.780report on this, but honestly, I have all these little things. I'm like, I have to report on that.
00:39:03.780I have to report on that. But there's so much to cover that there's just no way we could
00:39:08.460tangibly get to everything in a day or a week. I have a hard time keeping up as it is, but
00:39:14.540there's this website. I'm going to share a link here. It's called Canadian Immigration Statistics
00:39:20.680and it's immigrationstatistics.ca and it's just made by a regular old you know interested in the
00:39:27.740public space Canadian who takes the data published by Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada
00:39:37.460because they only they only publish the data as spreadsheets or CSV files and so they don't
00:39:44.020actually break down or chart out any of these graphs so it took some random person who was
00:39:49.920like just interested in this data and to actually see it on a graph to take that and publish it for
00:39:55.540public consumption because like holy those numbers right that data there is like look at that surge
00:40:03.460um 2020 and then 2021 2022 boom double and when i say dwarfing historical averages you can look
00:40:13.820back the last you know 25 years what those historical averages looked like and then boom
00:40:20.640dwarfed scroll down again and and it's a it's it's mass immigration with no um integration
00:40:28.100yeah either right well and those and those social services the housing the health care the schools
00:40:35.240none of that infrastructure stayed on par with this kind of population growth i mean this is
00:40:43.080right massive yeah and then you know when you factor in that ontario for instance receives over
00:40:49.680half of all immigration levels to the entire country half of them end up in ontario and
00:40:56.000specifically in the gta the greater toronto area this is a very small geographic region to be
00:41:02.060expected to absorb this exorbitant level of immigration no wonder our social systems are
00:41:09.480disarray look at these graphs it is insane the fact that no one's talking about this and the ceo0.99
00:41:15.460and all these economic super um geniuses don't acknowledge the problem uh well we need to start
00:41:21.760acknowledging it and having these conversations because it is massive yeah yes all right um
00:41:29.640moving along what else do we have here i think that wraps up the carny coverage oh yes we have
00:41:36.140the pervs in the park this one still gives me the creeps and we'll have to be a little bit
00:41:42.020careful about what we say um on youtube to make this youtube safe as i said i'll be outset um
00:41:49.080over rumble if you want to see uncensored versions of things um i think we can just play the cold
00:41:55.580open maybe of this report that i put out yesterday i had last i checked over 100 000 views and maybe
00:42:02.200it's more now um but i think the cold open does a good job at explaining what this is about
00:42:08.120job i witnessed a disturbingly lewd and indecent act at the once beloved ecology garden in coburg
00:42:16.320ontario days later community organizations have come out insisting that these parks are for
00:42:20.880everyone this guy's touching himself behind you but here's the question that really needs answering
00:42:25.560If families, seniors and the rest of civil society no longer feel safe using parks, who are they really for?
00:42:36.260Yeah, so that report just basically criticizes these social services agencies for coming out against the mayor of Coburg, Lucas, Cleveland, who had a motion to counsel, which is why I was at the meeting last night.
00:42:49.320That motion was being heard. I'm going to do a more fulsome update on that today, or hopefully it'll come out today or perhaps tomorrow.
00:42:58.720But his motion was to remove any of these this social justice, social service advocacy language from the Coburg Parks and Recreation Master Plan that basically acquiesced parks and playgrounds to things like harm reduction ideologies, encampments.
00:43:13.700um the kind of activity that you see happening here at this beautiful this beautiful little
00:43:19.560park downtown Coburg that is completely volunteer maintained um and people are now avoiding it
00:43:25.520because it has been taken over by opener drug use encampments and what I saw there that day I was
00:43:33.360reporting and interviewing one of the men um that was staying at the ecology garden this other guy
00:43:40.160began openly pleasuring himself and there's a certain word that I want to use that's like the
00:43:47.500correct medical term for what he was engaging in um that isn't YouTube safe and apparently
00:43:53.520it's also not safe to put on the public record so I just wanted to share with everyone and again
00:44:00.360I'm gonna have to be careful I think I'm just gonna grab a screenshot um quickly so I tried
00:44:06.860to put this on the public record ahead of the council meeting yesterday my experience with
00:44:12.980this individual and i think that if we show the word on screen it won't get us flagged by youtube
00:44:19.840um but when i tried to use a certain m word to describe the activity i received this response
00:44:28.840from the town clerk um who urged me my my language police to use um general language instead of that
00:44:41.500m word because it would be uh considered offensive wording so i just want to note the irony and
00:44:49.520actually maybe i will just yeah exactly they're they're worried about words they're worried about
00:44:55.360the descriptors and the actual words that you're using but less less so about what's actually
00:45:00.280happening exactly like wow the the contrast between the fact that i had to experience
00:45:08.380this offensive act in a public park and yet i cannot put the offensive act on the public record
00:45:17.640using the you know the the technical word for it yeah um what a an ironic juxtaposition between
00:45:27.300what's happening out in the streets and what you can write in the public record so they ended up
00:45:33.420redacting my use of the m m word i guess i'm just going to post another link here to show on screen
00:45:41.920and then I just wanted to show because I got a little cheeky with them about the use of that
00:45:48.380word and I pointed out the irony in their response of course and that it was absolutely ridiculous
00:45:58.760that I couldn't use that accurate descriptive also medical term right exactly on the public
00:46:06.020record and then i also looked up the official webster dictionary definition of this particular
00:46:13.680word and so i've just posted a third screenshot um and it describes this term as erotic stimulation
00:46:23.740especially of one's own genital and i asked if um erotically stimulating his own genitals would
00:46:31.500be more palatable for the public good for you and I never did you get a response oh no too bad yeah0.99
00:46:38.860exactly I never heard oh wow that's just Canada in a nutshell isn't it right it really is yeah
00:46:46.260right and I was writing them to them obviously as a concerned resident of Coburg and of course
00:46:50.940I kind of have to to be you know play those two different roles um separately but sometimes
00:46:56.880simultaneously but the ecology garden is was a beautiful and still is and still could be
00:47:02.220a beautiful space for seniors for families for children I mean I personally have taken my
00:47:07.660children down there countless times but after this experience I am so still so disturbed by
00:47:15.180what happened and that I that that I was subjected to that in this public space that I will not be
00:47:22.200going down there um anytime soon especially certainly not children with my children right
00:47:28.940yeah yeah it's it's really sad to see the state of um the parks and the playgrounds and i i do
00:47:36.540note that the um parks and recreation master plan has been adjusted i think it was june 19th that
00:47:43.880they put out a revised draft i dug through that um i do have a report mostly scripted to to bring
00:47:51.320to the public on both the motion and the council meeting last night and kind of breaking down the
00:47:58.140differences in that first draft and the language that they were using, which basically like promoted
00:48:03.200non-stigmatizing language on parks signage. It was absolutely absurd. And so many people like
00:48:10.080the amount of community pushback was so massive that they actually voted unanimously in favor of
00:48:16.820the mayor's motion to remove any of that advocacy language and social service social justice
00:48:23.040verbiage from the parks master plan because housing it has no place in our parks right0.92
00:48:29.320let's use our parks and our playgrounds for their intended purposes get the drug addicts and0.96
00:48:35.340people who are using the parks in an inappropriate way out of there
00:48:40.220i think that's a very reasonable rational approach to take and i don't know why this
00:48:47.180is so controversial for some and again it comes back to even what we were talking about earlier
00:48:51.720in the show the there is laws in place and they're just simply not being um enforced
00:48:58.660exactly and instead they'd rather come after you for using a technical term
00:49:03.840exactly it's so disturbing the state of canada and like who decides that that particular word
00:49:11.320is somehow offensive and i mean i had to experience that in person in the public park
00:49:18.440and i can't put it on the public record in on paper because it's too offensive well what was
00:49:23.600it like experiencing it firsthand come on right absolutely absurd exactly and who is it offending
00:49:29.300exactly who is it offending um again it's it's like another situation where where it's the
00:49:35.120perpetrator that's actually being protected by this yeah yeah and we'll see i have not made a
00:49:42.240police report yet but i still may i have been urged by a lot of people to go and you know not
00:49:47.060that anything would necessarily happen thanks to our lackluster justice system but just even to put
00:49:51.880it on the public that public record as well um that that situation happened and there's a report
00:49:56.900and there's data on on it um for the public to know so well i watched your report on it and it
00:50:03.940was disturbing it was disturbing and uh i thought you did a great job that would be that wouldn't
00:50:09.360have been an easy situation especially like happening right there i uh yeah i'm sorry that
00:50:15.540happened to you yeah thank you a lot of people said like whoa i wouldn't have been able to be
00:50:19.680that calm but i was literally in shock like yeah i and and of course you have to be a little bit
00:50:25.100careful in those situations and i was saying this to someone at the meeting last night because a lot
00:50:29.080of people actually came up to me and they said we saw your report we're so sorry that's so gross
00:50:32.740can't believe that's happening thank you for speaking up about it because so many people are
00:50:36.160they just they're they're too afraid to speak up and they're silenced and they're targeted by the
00:50:41.880advocates who don't want this kind of thing to be out in the public and who use all these flowery
00:50:47.040words and language um but i had a lot of people come up to me last night and apologize and thank
00:50:52.040me and i think that it's just you again like it's the same thing with the lgbtq stuff you can't
00:50:59.840make progress without having an honest conversation about what is happening on the ground in these
00:51:05.600parks and playgrounds and you have these social services um advocacy groups seven of them and
00:51:10.840most of them are taxpayer funded come out against this the mayor's motion and you know says well
00:51:16.720housing is a human right and we work on the ground with these people these are most vulnerable
00:51:21.780every day. I thought, yeah, but I was on the ground working that day in broad daylight filming
00:51:27.540with two men. And this guy had the audacity and the confidence to go ahead and do that in those
00:51:35.040situations. That is disturbing. And promoting any sort of this deviancy and misbehavior and
00:51:43.600acquiescing to it or normalizing it in our parks and playgrounds or any public space for that
00:51:48.460matter is deeply shameless and a deeply irresponsible position to take and so initially i wasn't quite
00:51:55.680sure if i wanted to publish that report because again i was in shock and it took me a while to
00:52:00.240process what had fully happened but as soon as those social services agencies came out
00:52:04.900and tried to say that this motion was like bigoted and um you know harmful to the vulnerable people
00:52:12.080that are taking up housing in the parks i thought no people need to know what the reality is
00:52:17.880when this deviancy starts to take over and here's what happens yeah so yeah because we don't want
00:52:24.320it normalized we don't want this type of behavior normalized yeah and and they said in their letter
00:52:29.780too which i think the most concerning part for me was that these parks are for everyone and sure
00:52:36.040that sounds noble and compassionate but they're not for everyone when the lewd destructive and
00:52:42.600criminal behaviors of a select few take them over and make them unusable for the vast majority of
00:52:48.780law-abiding citizens and our actual most vulnerable, which are our seniors, our children, and our
00:52:54.700families. So no, the parks are not for everyone because you have these few ruining it for the
00:53:00.920vast majority. And we need to instill some enforcement and some law and order back into
00:53:05.580these public spaces so that they can be enjoyed for their intended purposes. These aren't
00:53:11.580intended to be places of refuge or for housing or for drug use or consumption of illicit drugs or
00:53:19.320conduction of illegal activity. Full stop. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Just touching on something else
00:53:29.420to drive home, how overwhelmed our social services have become. I think it's proof in the pudding
00:53:37.020here um cbc published this article headed to the er that's an emergency room here's why you could
00:53:44.800now wait more than 48 hours to be admitted like two full days heading to the emergency like this
00:53:51.840is for a medical emergency right these aren't people just going to the doctor with um benign
00:53:56.800afflictions this these are people who are in medical distress who are headed to an emergency
00:54:01.440department who are waiting more than two days to be admitted and that's the aging population
00:54:10.000the um admittance backlog a result of aging population overburdened medical system
00:54:19.820the national report finds um so they find a woman whose mother suffered a fall and was taken
00:54:27.120in by ambulance to Windsor, Ontario, an emergency room there. And then she waited more than 48 hours
00:54:32.980to just be admitted. Her 81 year old mother was still waiting in the hallway for a hospital bed1.00
00:54:39.460by the time CTV or sorry, CBC even got back to her. She was still waiting. Wow. It was very noisy
00:54:47.680and volatile. And there's a lot of patients that might be unruly and things that security guards
00:54:52.560are taken care of or sorry are taking care of it's not really it doesn't sound like they're
00:54:57.880taking care of it though right well because the system's so overrun and people are agitated they're
00:55:04.240on edge they're getting mad they're getting anxious they're impatient and so it's just a
00:55:10.380boiling like it's just a pot waiting to boil over and that's what's happening now with our health
00:55:15.320care system but the data here really speaks for itself it says one in ten canadians admitted to
00:55:21.020the hospital during the 2024-2025 fiscal year spent more than 48 hours waiting in the emergency
00:55:26.860department a 12-hour increase from 36 hours so not much better even still during the 2019 sorry
00:55:35.3802018-2019 fiscal year and that's a report published by the canadian institute for health information
00:55:41.820like patients in hallways doubling up rooms trying to find any nook or cranny to see patients
00:55:49.700said one ottawa area emergency physician it's more cramped it's more chaotic and there's more
00:55:55.580pressure than ever on these emergency departments yeah i mean we have millions of people just in
00:56:01.860ontario without a family doctor and so even when it's not like a life or death situation which the
00:56:07.840emergency department should be reserved for or you just need like a medication refill or prescription
00:56:13.220renewal what what have you you can't get into a family physician because you don't have one
00:56:19.040to have those less complicated things taken care of and so the emergency departments are
00:56:25.960increasingly just becoming like a de facto doctor's office yeah like a walk-in clinic almost
00:56:31.360yeah and they can't keep up yeah and this and then we just keep bringing flooding the system
00:56:38.780with more and more and more and more so thanks government i guess
00:56:44.960they're supposed to be keeping us safe i thought mark carney was keeping us safe
00:56:50.640right yeah unless you have to go to the er thanks mark carney for keeping everyone safe we just
00:56:57.400will die and perish waiting in the emergency department to be seen which has happened yes
00:57:02.940exactly and yes it has yeah it has there was that case i think it was last year that 17 year old
00:57:08.760with um he went septic in the emergency room and sadly he's come to his injuries and you know that
00:57:17.680we're supposed to have this world-class first class first world health care system free um yes
00:57:24.680and well you can see the state it's in complete disarray in 2026 so yay canada all right we have
00:57:35.260no chats so i guess we can wrap things up thanks so much for hopping in today tamara and my pleasure
00:57:42.580sheila's absence yeah it's always great to get the tamara tag team duo yeah i love it
00:57:47.940yeah me too uh thanks everybody for joining us thanks to all of the staff that make sure that
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