Ukraine Finalizing Drone Deal With Germany to Boost Defense Capabilities, Zelenskyy Says
Kyiv has advanced its development and deployment of drone technology, which has become critical on the battlefield.
Damaging Storms Leave Large Swaths of Southern Ontario Without Electricity
Thousands of residents in the Greater Toronto Area and sections of Ontario’s Golden Horseshoe continue to be without power after a powerful storm caused flooding, toppled trees, and brought down utility lines. The City of Toronto announced on its website that several services have been affected by the thunderstorm that brought heavy rain, damaging winds, and large hail to the region.
Iran Says It Attacked US Military Sites in Kuwait, UAE After US Strikes
The latest escalation followed U.S. strikes on Iranian military infrastructure on Sept. 1.
Interview 2035 – Ted Walter Helps Turn the Tide on 9/11
Ted Walter joins us to discuss the Turning the Tide 9/11 conference taking place next week in New York.
Citizen Kane
This month on Film, Literature and the New World Order James teams up with James Evan Pilato of MediaMonarchy.com to dissect the man, the myth and the legend of Citizen Kane. From the brilliance of the film's production to an examination of the Hearst/Kane/Welles parallels to a discussion about art attacking power, this wide-ranging podcast covers it all.
Australia, US to Speed Up Defence Cooperation, Permanent US Submarine Force on Track
Australia's Marles said US personnel were already stationed in Western Australia and preparing the base for the Submarine Rotational Force-West.
Coalition Vows to Slash Tobacco Excise by 80 Percent to Tackle Black Market
'We're very confident at an 80 percent cut, we will smash the business model of the criminal gangs who are supporting illegal tobacco,' said Angus Taylor.
Teen Detained After Boy’s Hand Chopped Off in Park
The 15-year-old allegedly attacked a 17-year-old in a car park on Morehead Road, Redfern.
Telstra Fined $277,000 Over SIM-Swap Fraud Failures
ACMA found that between January and October 2025, Telstra failed to carry out the required identity authentication checks for 15 unauthorised SIM swaps.
New Zealand to Cap Council Rates Rises to 2–4 Percent Amid Public Backlash
The move comes in response to widespread concern across the country over regular double-digit increases in council rates.
US Pacific Commander Says Canada, US Should Work ‘Shoulder to Shoulder’ When It Comes to Military Priorities
U.S. Pacific Commander Admiral Samuel Paparo says Canada continues to be a close and “indispensable” partner for the United States and that both nations are committed to common defence regardless of any ongoing political discussions. Paparo made the remarks while in Victoria for the annual Indo-Pacific Chiefs of Defence Conference co-hosted by Canada and the United States, delivering opening remarks Sept. 1 and speaking separately to reporters jointly with Canada’s Chief of the Defence Staff General Jennie Carignan on Sept. 2.
Severe Storms Sweep Ontario, Bringing Flooding, Power Outages to Toronto Area
A heavy thunderstorm in the Toronto area has led to flooding and damages to buildings, with many vehicles stranded and residents left without power. Environment Canada issued an alert on Sept. 2 afternoon warning of torrential rain and large hail in southern Ontario, urging residents to take cover in a basement or interior room if they’re in affected areas. The agency lifted its alerts for the Toronto area later on Sept. 2, while alerts remained in place for parts of southern Ontario. A motorist looks out his sunroof as his car sits stranded on the flooded Don Valley Parkway during a storm in Toronto on Sept. 2, 2026. (The Canadian Press/Keito Newman)Road closures were still in effect late on Sept. 2, including on the Don Valley Parkway, one of the city’s main arteries, while public transportation services were also disrupted.
Refugee Who Attacked Bus Driver Sentenced Over Separate Machete Attack
Echibaketa Byamungu was sentenced to three years in prison over the road-rage incident but was released after receiving credit for time already served.
Feds Stand by ‘Gender Diverse’ Prison Policy Amid Sexual Assault Charges Against Trans-Identifying Inmates
Ottawa is defending its policy of allowing transgender-identifying biological males to be housed in women’s prisons, while acknowledging that some of these inmates have faced sexual assault charges in women’s facilities. The government outlined its position in a statement of defence filed Aug. 31 as part of a lawsuit brought by the Canadian Women’s Sex-Based […]
Australian Government Admits Tax Changes Contributed to Housing Downturn
'There's no doubt that our policies are part of a suite of reasons,' Labor Assistant Minister Matt Thistlethwaite said.
'Bury Him': Hadley’s Explosive Texts about Rival Jones
Talkback titan Ray Hadley vowed to bury rival Alan Jones and tear his supporters apart in texts with an alleged victim of repeated indecent assaults.
Trump Says China ‘Relatively Inactive’ on Iran as Xi, Pezeshkian Hold Brief Talks
China joined a declaration condemning strikes on Iran as Xi prepares for an expected Sept. 24 White House meeting with Trump.
CCP Expands National Defense Law for Conscription of Citizens, Seizure of Assets
Analysts said the Chinese regime could be preparing for war, and foreign businesses in China would also be confiscated under the expanded law.
Ontario Catholic School Trustee Ordered to Pay $85,000 Over Gender Identity Remarks
Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) trustee Michael Del Grande has been ordered by the teachers’ regulatory college to pay $85,000 within two years, stemming from remarks he made in opposition to gender ideology during his role as trustee. After previously finding Del Grande guilty of professional misconduct in April, the Ontario College of Teachers [...]
Canadian Crypto Pioneer’s Mysterious Death Highlights Rise of ‘Wrench Attacks’
When Canadian cryptocurrency entrepreneur Harry Chun Tak Yeh plunged to his death from a high-rise in Paraguay in August, the circumstances drew attention to a decidedly low-tech threat facing the high-tech world of digital assets: physical violence. Physical attacks on cryptocurrency holders—known as “wrench attacks”—have risen for three straight years. Yeh’s death has prompted speculation within the crypto community that he may have been targeted in just such an attack. The Hong Kong-born founder of Quantum Fintech Group fell from the 30th floor of a luxury residential tower in Asunción on Aug. 7. His unclothed body was found covered by a black plastic bag, while his apartment upstairs had been ransacked and its doors left open....
