Violent crime group linked to extortion attempts and dozens of staged collisions in GTA, police say
Peel police have dismantled a violent crime group linked to extortion attempts and staged collisions in the GTA, seizing $4.2 million in assets, including 18 tow trucks, firearms, and vehicles. The group’s fraudulent claims exceeded $1 million.
The suspects, police said, were believed to be associated with towing companies operating under the names Certified Roadside and Humble Roadside.
Carney’s Canada in Chaos: From Immigration Madness to Gangland Shootouts
By Eddie Hardie 🍁 Integrity Canada
The Crime You Let In
In a scene straight out of a gangster film, Peel Regional Police recently stood before $4.2 million in seized luxury vehicles—an orange Lamborghini SUV and a green Mercedes G-Wagon—that were allegedly the toys of a violent criminal network
These weren’t just petty thieves; this group, now facing 97 serious charges, is accused of a reign of terror that included extortion, staged collisions for insurance fraud, and violent intimidation targeting the South Asian business community
As police dismantled this “violent crime group,” one question screams for an answer: How did our streets become a marketplace for this kind of organized, imported criminality?
This isn’t an isolated incident—it’s the direct, bloody consequence of a decade of irresponsible, vote-buying immigration policy by the Liberal Regime, now continued by Mark Carney. While Canadians struggle with impossible housing costs and crumbling hospitals, our government has been running an uncontrolled experiment with our national security. They opened the floodgates, and now we’re drowning in the consequences.
The Century Initiative Scam: A 100 Million Person Powder Keg
At the heart of this disaster is a radical ideology masquerading as policy: the Century Initiative. This so-called “nonpartisan movement” has one insane goal—to triple Canada’s population to 100 million by 2100
For years, this thinking has infected Liberal policy, pushing immigration levels to stratospheric, unsustainable heights.
Even after public backlash forced a modest pullback, the Initiative’s true believers are still pushing for more. In a shocking June 2025 report, they actually argued that cutting immigration would hurt housing affordability
Let that sink in. While real economists point out the obvious—that soaring demand from nearly 800,000 non-permanent residents in a single year crushes our housing supply—these ideologues live in a fantasy world of their own making
Their favorite trick? Using nominal GDP to claim economic success
Sure, if you pack more people into a country, the total economic output goes up. But what matters to everyday Canadians—GDP per capita, your actual standard of living—has stagnated
. They’re creating a bigger, poorer, more desperate Canada, and they’re doing it for votes.
A System in Collapse: By the Numbers
The data tells a story of systemic failure. Let’s break down what the Carney administration has unleashed:
| Policy Failure | The Damning Evidence | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Public Opinion Collapse | For the first time in 25 years, a majority of Canadians (nearly 60%) believe immigration levels are too high, linking it directly to the housing and affordability crisis |
| . | Migration Policy Institute |
| Economic Mirage | While nominal GDP is juiced by population, real living standards (GDP per capita) stall. Economists call this a “mirage of prosperity” |
| . | The Hub Analysis |
| Youth Betrayal | In major cities receiving the most immigrants, youth unemployment soars. In Toronto, it’s 9.7%; in Alberta, 17% of youth aged 15-24 are jobless |
| . | Statistics Canada, The Hub |
| Asylum System Overwhelmed | The system is buckling under the weight. As of late 2025, a staggering 295,819 refugee claims were pending a decision |
| . | Immigration and Refugee Board |
The human cost is everywhere. It’s the young Canadian who can’t find a starter job because employers have a bottomless pool of cheap, temporary labour. It’s the family terrified to answer a WhatsApp message from an extortionist. It’s the collective feeling of betrayal by a government that prioritizes abstract population targets over the safety and prosperity of its own citizens.
The Liberal Playbook: Deny, Distract, Double Down
Faced with this avalanche of failure, what is the Carney administration’s response? The same as Trudeau’s before him: Deny reality and insult our intelligence.
When confronted with the Peel police bust, they’ll trot out the usual platitudes about “a few bad apples” and the “overwhelming contributions” of newcomers. They’ll point to a survey, funded by the Century Initiative itself, that claims perceptions of immigration’s economic benefits are “rebounding”
This is pure, unadulterated spin from the architects of the crisis.
They have the gall to tell us the problem isn’t the policy—it’s the delivery
We don’t have a chaos problem, we have a “capacity” problem. It’s a sick joke. You cannot pour a million new people into a country every year and then act surprised when the roads are jammed, the ERs are full, and criminal networks find fertile ground in overstretched, underserved communities.
This isn’t governance; it’s demographic Ponzi scheme. They need ever-increasing numbers to paper over economic stagnation, creating a vicious cycle that sacrifices national cohesion and public safety on the altar of political expediency.
The Road to Ruin—And the Way Out
The Brampton crime ring, with its crossbows, Tasers, and bulletproof vests disguised as police gear, is a terrifying symbol of where this path leads
It’s a glimpse into a fragmented, volatile Canada where the social contract is broken.
The solution is not complicated, but it requires a government with the courage to put Canadians first:
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Immediately pause all non-essential immigration and temporary resident programs.
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Permanently scrap the Century Initiative’s 100-million target and base all future immigration on a strict, demand-driven model tied to verifiable job vacancies and housing starts.
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Dramatically increase resources for border security, immigration fraud detection, and organized crime units to clean up the mess that’s already here.
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Launch a royal commission into the links between mass immigration policy and the crises in housing, healthcare, wages, and public safety.
Canadians are not fooled. We see the Lamborghinis bought with insurance fraud. We feel the resentment of being strangers in our own towns. We are tired of being called bigots for wanting an orderly, sustainable country that works for the people who already call it home.
The Carney administration has a choice: continue the Liberal legacy of catastrophic failure or finally heed the will of the people. Our safety, our prosperity, and our very national identity depend on them getting this right. It’s time to take our country back from the brink.
Related:-
Police announce 5 arrests in extortion attempts ‘terrorizing’ Peel Region
Three of five suspects, Anmoldeep Singh (left), Arundeep Thind (centre), and Gagan Ajit Singh (right), identified by Peel police in connection with a string of alleged extortion attempts are seen here.
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