Is Canada’s biggest police force compromised from within ... and can it be saved?
When a society starts normalizing what it once condemned, it risks becoming something unrecognizable.
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Article by Rebel News staff
Canada likes to think of itself as tolerant, welcoming, and stable. For decades, that reputation might have held true. Many who grew up in places like rural Alberta recall communities where differences were met with curiosity, not hostility. Being Jewish, for example, wasn’t a source of fear — it was often a point of interest. That sense of social cohesion helped define the country.
But something has shifted.
The change hasn’t come from the people who built those communities. Rather, it appears to stem from a mix of cultural, political and institutional failures. On one hand, there’s a strain of ideological hostility emerging from academic and activist circles, where identity politics reduces complex realities into simplistic “oppressor versus oppressed” narratives. In that framework, even a diverse nation like Israel is cast as a villain, fueling broader hostility toward Jewish people.
On the other hand, there’s a conversation unfolding around immigration and integration. When large numbers of people arrive from regions where antisemitic attitudes are widespread, it shouldn’t be surprising that some of those views persist. Ideas don’t disappear at the border.
Yet the deeper issue isn't the presence of these tensions, it’s the response to them.
Or rather, the lack of one.
Incidents that would have once shocked the nation, vandalism targeting schools, open celebrations of violence, or blatant hate speech, are increasingly met with muted reactions. Worse still are institutions meant to protect the public are failing to act impartially. When journalists are harassed or even assaulted while documenting events, alongside bias within policing ranks, it raises serious concerns.
GUEST: Toronto Sun columnist Joe Warmington joins Ezra to discuss recent antisemitic incidents and more.
COMMENTS
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Fran G commented 2026-04-24 18:01:21 -0400Angela, there are many bad entities trying to control the world, for money and power. CCP, UN, WEF, WHO, radical Islamists, UNDRIP (using some indigenous people that are corrupt), Bill Gates, billionaire elitists, woke ideologies, rampant corrupt govts. etc etc etc -
Angela Watt commented 2026-04-24 09:33:14 -0400I don’t understand the hate & especially the hatred of Jews. They’re people just like the rest of us. Some are bad people, just like the rest of us but the majority are nice, compassionate people like the rest of us. What the hell is going on & who is perpetrating this garbage? -
Tony Salotti commented 2026-04-24 08:14:24 -0400Looks like we haven’t learned from what happened in Germany in the 1930’s and 40’s .I’m totally disgusted !
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Bruce Atchison commented 2026-04-23 21:11:12 -0400This always reminds me of Nazi Germany. Police looked the other way as storm troopers terrorized Jews. Then things got progressively more violent. Antisemitism didn’t happen all at once. It crept in inch by inch. Now we see this in police forces, particularly in Montreal and Toronto. And like a dandelion, this needs to be pulled up before it grows too big.
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James F Mc Cann commented 2026-04-23 20:25:41 -0400The generations following will wonder how we could have done this to our beautiful country. They will rightly curse us for the disaster we have left them to clean up!
