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Pierre Poilievre indicated that he had traveled to Wainwright with Damien Kurek and had met with Mayor Bruce Pugh, Fire Chief Aime Smyl, Deputy Chief Wade Pillman, Provincial MP Garth Rowswell, and Reeve Mike Wildeboer. He said he wanted to hear testimonies from community leaders after the tragedy that occurred at CFB Wainwright. He expressed his support for the families of the deceased military personnel as well as for the injured who were still fighting for their lives, and believed that their loved ones deserved prayers and support. Poilievre also thanked the firefighters, paramedics, nursing staff, doctors, and soldiers who responded to the fire during the night. He added that Wainwright and the base were closely linked and promised that the Conservatives would stand by the community, the troops, and their families as long as necessary. #Wainwright #Solidarité #Hommage (translated)

Julien Chièze wrote that many video game shops, including Micromania stores, independent businesses, and Pokémon card vendors, had been broken into and looted in France the day before. He attributed these acts to groups whose only objective, in his opinion, was theft and destruction, and condemned them as disgusting and abject. He also expressed his support for those affected. https://t.co/3J8wns1qqk #France #vandalisme #JeuxVidéo (translated)

The author wrote that Limoges, like the French Republic, had been "struck at the heart" this morning. He expressed his support for his friend Guillaume Guerin, the mayor of the city, as well as for the residents, whom he described as being deeply affected. He added that the law must prevail, then began to speak about restoring order without finishing his sentence. #Limoges #France #Solidarité #FR (translated)

Malick Ndiaye announced that he learned with deep sadness of the passing of Mody Niang, whom he described as an engaged intellectual and a man of conviction. He wrote that he had defended rights, democratic freedoms, justice, and transparency in the management of public resources. Ndiaye estimated that his passing represented a great loss for Senegal and for their project. He extended his condolences to his family, loved ones, and comrades, sending particular thoughts to his daughters, Fatou Niang and Alima Niang. He also prayed to Allah to grant him His forgiveness and welcome him into Paradise Firdaws. #Condoléances #Sénégal #DroitsHumains (translated)

The author stated that a 22-year-old police officer died during the night after being hit by a vehicle while intervening on the Nantes ring road. He expressed his thoughts to the family, loved ones, and colleagues of the officer, and paid tribute to the police officers who, according to him, risk their lives to ensure safety. #Hommage #Policiers #Sécurité #FR (translated)

My thoughts first go to his family, his loved ones, and his colleagues from the Saint-Herblain police station, who have been severely affected by this tragedy. On social media, the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, expressed his "immense emotion" and "deep sadness" in the face of this "terrible tragedy." #Police #Justice #Nantes (translated)

Gauthier Baudin reported that the Lions franchise announced the death of their lock Hyron Andrews, aged 31, who had arrived in the offseason. According to him, the player was found lifeless that morning at the team's hotel on the Île de Ré, where the South Africans were preparing for their Champions Cup match against Stade Rochelais, scheduled for the next day. Baudin also indicated that Andrews had previously played for the Durban Sharks and Sale Sharks. In a statement cited by the author, the Lions expressed their condolences to his wife, Maiglin, their young sons, and the Andrews family, and requested that their privacy be respected. #Lions #Rugby #Condoléances (translated)

The author sent his thoughts to the 19 injured in the accident that occurred the night before at the Eurotunnel terminal in Coquelles and to their loved ones. He thanked the firefighters, the SMUR teams, the police, and the Eurotunnel agents for their responsiveness. #Eurotunnel #Solidarité #Secours #FR #GB (translated)

The author recalled that, six years earlier, France had learned with horror of the assassination of Samuel Paty, a history-geography teacher, by an Islamist terrorist. He wrote that Paty had been targeted for several days by a hatred campaign based on a lie, before being killed, and expressed his thoughts. #SamuelPaty #Liberté #Solidarité #FR (translated)

Maurice Martin reacted to Donald Trump's remarks, who had described Volodymyr Zelensky as a bad interlocutor and claimed that Ukrainians had destroyed their country. Martin argued that Vladimir Putin was responsible for the destruction of Ukraine, the massacre of civilians, the destruction of cities, and the outbreak of war. He also attributed threats against countries close to the European Union, the EU, and world peace to him. Martin questioned what could lead an American president to support a war criminal, then accused Trump of being among those who supported him. He believed that Putin, and not Zelensky, was the "bad guy" in this situation. https://t.co/GsdCSc5n8t #Ukraine #Poutine #Guerre (translated)

Left-wing media launched a vile and false campaign to blame [him] for all the failures and crimes of Ronen Bar before October 7. In a text published on social media on September 28, the leader of Likud (right), allied with the far right, claims that "left-wing media has launched a vile and false campaign to blame [him] for all the failures and crimes of Ronen Bar before October 7." Ronen Bar decided not to call the Prime Minister, not to alert the Israeli army forces on the ground, not to evacuate the Nova festival. Nevertheless, "Ronen Bar decided not to call the Prime Minister, not to alert the Israeli army forces on the ground, not to evacuate the Nova festival," claims Benjamin Netanyahu. "You did have my number on the red line and you could have called me immediately, as all heads of security services do," retorted Benjamin Netanyahu, adding. #Israël #BenyaminNétanyahou #ShinBet (translated)

The town hall of Besançon has changed the title of the exhibition on anarchist thought from "Neither God nor Master" to "Art in Freedom" in order to remove any political dimension, causing controversy among the opposition who see it as an attempt to depoliticize the event. #Besançon #Exposition #Anarchisme (translated)