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06/04/2025

The 'X' Zone Radio/TV Show, hosted by Canadian broadcaster Rob McConnell, is a long-running and internationally syndicated program that delves into the realms of the paranormal, the unexplained, and the mysterious. Since its inception in 1990, McConnell has been at the helm, guiding listeners through a diverse array of topics that challenge conventional understanding. The show covers subjects such as alien abductions, ghosts, conspiracy theories, cryptozoology, and various forms of psychic phenomena. McConnell's approach combines information, education, and entertainment, providing a platform for experts, researchers, and experiencers from around the world to share their insights and stories. Broadcasting from studios in the Niagara Region of Ontario, Canada, The 'X' Zone continues to captivate audiences with its fearless exploration of the unknown, encouraging listeners to "Dare to believe, Dare to be heard."

04/26/2025

When President Donald Trump proudly displays a ball cap declaring his intent to remain in power in 2028—with or without an election—it should send shockwaves across the entire political spectrum, Republican and Democrat alike. If this doesn't raise red flags nationwide, I truly don’t know what will.

This is a man who sees himself as a legend in his own mind, a delusional figure who continues to spread lies, threats, and absurd fantasies—including the laughable and offensive idea that Canada will somehow become the 51st state of what was once the great United States of America.

Let me be perfectly clear: we Canadians want nothing to do with Trump—his chaos, his misinformation, his bullying, or his dangerously unstable ambitions. We are a proud, sovereign nation with a history of resilience—remember, we beat the United States in the War of 1812, and if need be, we will defend our borders and our values again. An attack on Canada is an attack on our allies and NATO partners.

Trump’s behavior not only violates the spirit of democracy, it actively threatens it. The U.S. Constitution explicitly forbids a third presidential term, yet his ongoing rhetoric—and actions—suggest he may attempt to cling to power regardless. Based on his history, I would not be surprised if those involved in the January 6th insurrection are quietly regrouping under his command, training like a private army reminiscent of the SS under Hi**er.

Let that sink in.

Medical professionals, political analysts, and concerned citizens alike have raised the alarm: Donald Trump is a dangerous, unhinged individual who dwells in a fantasy world, part dictator, part demagogue, wholly detached from reality. His delusions of grandeur and authoritarian tendencies pose a grave threat not only to the United States but to global stability.

I can only hope that either divine intervention or a political reckoning removes him from the spotlight before it's too late—before his ego and paranoia lead the world toward the unthinkable: a nuclear catastrophe triggered by a man who believes himself above all law and reason.

The world is watching. May America choose wisely.

For The ‘X’ Zone Radio/TV Show, The ‘X’ Chronicles Newspaper, The Voice of Canada Broadcast Network and the Canada First Broadcast Network, I am Rob McConnell ([email protected]).

01/01/2025

The 'X' Zone Radio/TV Show is looking for guests who have had experiences, and or encounters with the paranormal! Visit www.calendly.com/xzoneradiotv to book your interview date and time and our segment producer will contact you or email us at [email protected]

12/16/2024

Rob McConnell has put his own slant on the traditional "Night Before Christmas" as only he can after being at the helm of The 'X' Zone Radio/YV Show.

12/13/2024

Doug Ford to crack down on homeless encampments with fines for drug use and more funding

Amid rising homelessness and an explosion of tent encampments in parks, Premier Doug Ford will earmark an additional $75.5 million for shelters and affordable housing — and toughen up trespassing laws.

“Enough is enough. This has to stop and it will stop. Families deserve to play in and enjoy their parks without fearing for the safety of their kids,” Ford said Thursday as critics warned he’s criminalizing homelessness, which has grown worse under his watch.

“These encampments are taking over public spaces with illegal drug use happening out in the open, creating huge safety risks for people and communities,” said the premier.

His comments came on the final day of the legislative session as the Progressive Conservatives introduced changes that will immediately give municipalities more money for shelter and services for homeless people.

But the legislation to give police more power to punish scofflaws would not be in force until next the spring at the earliest.

Pressure has been mounting on Ford to act because encampments have spread throughout the province and many mayors — and constituents — have appealed to him for help.

Joan Prowse, chair of the Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Association, said she doesn’t support taking a hard line or resorting to some of the tactics Ford has proposed, like invoking the notwithstanding clause to override legal hurdles that would prevent the removal of tents from parks.

“We need to be fair to people in the parks who don’t have anywhere to go, but at the same time, we have people living in buildings that are having break-ins, or their kids can’t play in the park,” said Prowse.

The city recently promised more outreach to help people living in the encampment near Little Norway Park, in Prowse’s neighbourhood, to access better shelter options.

“That’s the way to go, not just recklessly clearing them out,” said Prowse.

Municipalities will have to start tracking how many homeless people are moved from encampments into new accommodations and report that to the province to justify how the funds are being spent.

“We want to help people, we don’t want to punish people,” the premier said at a Queen’s Park press conference where he announced amendments to the Trespass to Property Act.

With the government extending the legislature’s winter break by two weeks — meaning MPPs won’t return until March 3 — the proposed legislation on new powers would not go to a final vote for weeks after that.

Liberal Leader Bonnie dismissed the plan as “political grandstanding.”

“When we come back, we will likely be going to an election,” said Crombie.

Andrew Boozary, a physician and professor at the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health, noted incarcerating someone costs triple the monthly amount of operating a single supportive housing unit.

“Housing is a matter of human dignity and sound health economics,” said Boozary.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2024: From the Canadian News Network Newsroom at www.canadiannewsnetwork.net:2024-08-30 - ‘It almost ...
08/31/2024

FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2024: From the Canadian News Network Newsroom at www.canadiannewsnetwork.net:

2024-08-30 - ‘It almost feels like a divorce — a messy divorce for no reason’: Lincoln and Welland band ordered to vacate armoury, lose regiment name

2024-08-30 - ‘Magical’ Merritton Labour Day parade ties in with Lions carnival

2024-08-30 - Legacy maintained while writing new chapter for Château des Charmes

2024-08-30 - House arrest for serial fraudster follows St. Catharines real estate scam

2024-08-30 - Ontario trucker arrested after morphine seized at Niagara border crossing

2024-08-30 - Kitties to rule convention centre for Niagara Falls CATstravaganza

2024-08-30 - RSV vaccination will help protect Niagara’s babies

2024-08-30 - Mother who lost son to overdose marching to prevent deaths from poison drug supply

2024-08-30 - Poor weather grounds jets, but did not prevent strong Red Arrows presence in Niagara Falls

2024-08-30 - Port Colborne, Wainfleet to permanently share fire chief, 2 deputy chiefs

2024-08-30 - What’s on at FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in St. Catharines in September

2024-08-30 - SUV of man found dead on Port Colborne roadside seized by police in west St. Catharines

2024-08-30 - Police offer new details in $50K fraud that hit multiple people at nursing home

2024-08-30 - 'Disturbing behaviour' involving female employees results in house arrest for Niagara butcher

2024-08-30 - International student enrolment drops below federal cap: Universities Canada

2024-08-30 - Canadian astronomer says too many satellites spoiling view, posing increasing danger when they crash back to Earth

2024-08-30 - Doug Ford has faced controversy after controversy — yet remains as popular as ever. Here’s why Ontarians say they still like him

2024-08-30 - An upstate New York nonprofit is reclaiming a centuries-old cemetery for people who were enslaved

2024-08-30 - Hybrid learning at English Catholic schools to get limited use following ruling

2024-08-30 - NASA record holder can relate to astronauts stuck in space. He was, too

2024-08-30 - ‘Heart of cold’: Old Farmer’s Almanac releases winter forecast for Canada — here’s what it says about Ontario

2024-08-30 - Pop group ABBA ask Donald Trump to stop using their songs, but Trump team says they have the OK

2024-08-30 - School’s back and so is a COVID-19 surge: Protecting kids and precarious workers

2024-08-30 - ‘K-pop Idols’ documentary looks at how the K-pop industry is embracing diversity

2024-08-30 - TD Bank bracing for possible $4-billion fine

2024-08-30 - Ford government plans to boost electricity production to keep up with demand

2024-08-30 - Border services said it did not know about ISIS video allegedly linked to man accused of Toronto terror plot

2024-08-30 - Pierre Poilievre says NDP should drop support for Liberal government and trigger an October election

2024-08-30 - Pedestrian killed by RCMP vehicle heading to call for service in Saskatchewan

2024-08-30 - Two women face kidnapping charges in connection with Quebec Amber Alert case

2024-08-30 - McGill University law professors picket for right to unionize, better pay

2024-08-30 - Minnesota state senator pleads not guilty to burglarizing stepmother's home

2024-08-30 - How Trump and Georgia's Republican governor made peace, helped by allies anxious about the election

2024-08-30 - Restaurant food headed to trash bins instead fed to Niagara's hungry

2024-08-30 - B.C. caps rent increases next year at 3 per cent, matching inflation

08/13/2024

The Sarah Tapley Foundation has a mission of assisting families of children with critical illness in their healing journeys.
On Saturday, September 14, Sarah’s ride is being hosted at Lakemount Worship Centre, 54 North Service Road in Grimsby Ontario.
Check in or walk up Registration starts at 8am in the Lakemount parking lot. KSU 10 am.
After the Ride there will be a Show&Shine, Live band, BBQ and raffle while you enjoy the company of the other riders.
Sarah’s Ride is a fundraiser for the Sarah Tapley Foundation.

For more information visit https://www.sarahsride.ca/

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH 2024: Tonight on The 'X' Zone: KELLY JO MONAGHAN (Psychic/Medium) and CATHERINE LANIGAN (Angels)
02/06/2024

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH 2024: Tonight on The 'X' Zone: KELLY JO MONAGHAN (Psychic/Medium) and CATHERINE LANIGAN (Angels)

Tonight on The 'X' Zone: KELLY JO MONAGHAN (Psychic/Medium) and CATHERINE LANIGAN (Angels). Tonight, on the multi-award winning The 'X' Zone Radio Show with Rob McConnell on Your Hometown Radio, CLASSIC 1220 and around the world on www.classic1220.ca. - PR13005812

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