antisemitism - search results

On today’s episode of the Candice Malcolm Show, Candice talks about how the tides are starting to turn against the woke left and the diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) cult. 

Daphna Pollak was fed up that over the past 73 days since nearly 250 hostages were taken by Hamas, the Red Cross has not seen or attended to a single captive. She felt they were derelict in their duty and mission as a humanitarian organization – especially in light of the abhorrent conditions reported by released hostages.

The McGill University pro-Hamas student group, Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights McGill, which openly praised the Oct. 7 attack against Israel as “heroic” while celebrating the launching of rockets and taking of hostages, has been ordered to stop using the university’s name.

Renowned psychologist and author Jordan Peterson had jokingly offered to take over as Harvard president following a plagiarism scandal embroiling the Ivy League school's current president, Claudine Gay, and backlash to the school's light touch when it comes to rampant on-campus antisemitism. Tune into The Andrew Lawton Show!

At a private meeting Thursday afternoon, the executive of the Toronto high school teachers union will vote on whether to donate to the disgraced United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA).

Several Canadian companies have decided to pull their advertising from X, after discovering that their ads were appearing in the feeds of certain “offensive” accounts.

Canada, New Zealand, and Australia issued a joint statement calling on “Israel must respect humanitarian law” and backing support for a “sustainable ceasefire.”

Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek announced her decision to skip the city’s annual menorah lighting ceremony at City Hall, claiming she could not attend because of the event’s support for Israel. 

Members of Toronto’s Jewish community were left stranded Monday morning when 17 out of 72 buses booked for transportation to a pro-Israel rally in Ottawa failed to show up. 

Leader of the Bloc Québécois Yves-François Blanchet tabled a bill in the House of Commons that proposes to prevent the use of religion as a defence for hate speech on Monday.