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How 9/11 changed Canadian airport security (opens the original)
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A travelling parent with kids cannot take a 460-millilitre jar of peanut butter through airport security. It’s not an allergen issue, but rather it is too large: a spreadable food, treated like a liquid. But any number of containers of it less than 100 ml is OK. At one airport, a blazer comes off; at another, it stays on. The same thing with shoes and laptops, all according to the rules that can look arbitrary or capricious to onlookers. For Margaret Bloodworth, the former deputy minister of tra
Parts of 1986 report on Nazis in Canada must be made public, court rules (opens the original)
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A 618-page report from 1986 examining the postwar arrival in Canada of those alleged of Nazi war crimes still hasn’t been fully declassified, but certain segments must now be made public, according to a recent Federal Court ruling. In a 21-page ruling issued Tuesday, Justice Simon Fothergill said the public interest in preserving the historical record, the many decades that have passed and the weakness of the government’s reasons for continued secrecy all weighed in favour of increased disclosur
Toronto the-not-so-good: New book reveals city's 'endless forgiveness for incompetence' (opens the original)
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Former Toronto councillor Karen Stintz believes that in Toronto, there’s “an endless forgiveness for incompetence” that is “leading us to apathy and nonchalance.” Her new book, Beyond Good Enough: Toronto and the Crisis of Urban Complacency (Sutherland House Experts), is an argument that Canada’s largest city is “teetering on the edge of inexorable decay.” She says 35,000 families exited the Greater Toronto Area in 2024, at a time when basic expectations cannot be met. She writes: “Our downtown
Heather Reisman says she’s done backing her friend Netanyahu and wants 'change' for Israel (opens the original)
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Indigo CEO Heather Reisman is speaking out about rising antisemitism and the anti-Israel protests that have dogged her for years — and revealed she no longer supports Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. She said in a podcast interview that she and her husband Gerald Schwartz, the founder and chairman of Onex Corporation, have known the statesman “for a very long time” and “had a very warm relationship with him for many years.” But she said she now aligns with “the views of some of the ind
'We're not going to cower': Jeweller offers free Star of David necklaces to Jews, others (opens the original)
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A Toronto-area jewelry store owner wants Zionists to be loud, proud and unafraid, and is forsaking more than a million dollars in retail sales to help them show it. Jack Berkovits of Omni Jewelcrafters is giving away, for free, 18,000 Star of David necklaces to anyone, Jew or gentile, who’ll give their word that they will wear it openly and publicly. “I’m of the opinion that the vast majority of people in Toronto do not hate us, and certainly not to the point where they want us to leave or they
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