Grieving Canadian Family Responds to Lawyer of Truck Driver Fighting Deportation After Destroying 29 Families: “We’re not sentencing him to death. There’s a billion people in India. They’re doing okay.”
Jaskirat Singh Sidhu’s lawyer, Michael Greene, says, “We don’t have to do this. We’re Canadians. We value forgiveness. Second chances are always part of our criminal justice system.” But Chris Joseph (@cjoseph23), a former NHL hockey player whose son was killed, along with 15 others, by Sidhu’s dangerous driving, says Sidhu has already used up a second, third, fourth, and fifth chance.
“Everywhere I go, he [Sidhu] affects me,” Joseph says, highlighting that because Sidhu is an offender out on parole after serving about 3.5 years of his eight-year sentence for killing 16 people and injuring 13 when he blew through a stop sign in broad daylight, Corrections Canada must inform the families of Sidhu’s movements, sometimes resulting in overlapping weekend plans.
“It’s almost like he has more rights than we do. — how many people do you need to kill to be deported?”
CBC's lead article today is their fact check of Trumps State of the Union Address! Has anyone ever heard of CBC fact checking Canada's Prime Minister? I doubt!
Who agrees that any MP that wants to crossover must resign and run in a by-election ??
Carney won’t do that -he doesn’t respect democracy-he wants a majority to implement his full agenda with no oversight or accountability!
Happy to hear that @boxing_canada has become part of a growing list of sporting organizations who, like the vast majority of Albertans, recognize that women and girls have the right to play competitive sports in safe and fair environments against other biological females.
We are calling on Skate Canada to reverse their disgraceful anti-women boycott.
UPDATE - Skead Rd will be CLOSED for the majority of the day while crews are on scene repairing the gas line. The airport will only be accessible via Hanmer so please plan accordingly.
Today, we launched the Festive RIDE Campaign. Throughout the festive season, expect to see increased police RIDE checks across #Sudbury to ensure sober driving. The message is simple: impaired driving is a criminal choice with devastating consequences. Stay safe - drive sober.
In the spirit of our new book, Bullies, I’m posting daily photos connected to the @NHLFlyers of that Stanley Cup era. The Flyers were so popular at that time that their logo was on sour-cream glasses, soda cans and hundreds of other items that some may remember.
Whispering MeadowBrook Trail, newly opened in Azilda, offers intimate 1-hour guided trail rides for 2–3 people through 40 acres of peaceful, bush-lined trails.
📍 184 Montee Rouleau, Azilda
💵 Group Trail Ride $160 +tax
Book your ride through their Facebook page.
Tucked inside the beautiful Vintage Feather in Azilda, La Jeune Café will become your new favourite cozy café! From mouthwatering pressed sandwiches to handcrafted drinks, this café is a true hidden gem.
📍 93 Notre Dame Street West, Unit 7
#DiscoverON#DiscoverSudbury
La Jeune Café is your hidden gem for the best cookies in Sudbury. One bite, and you’ll get it.
📍 93 Notre Dame St W Unit 7, Azilda
#DiscoverSudbury#DiscoverON
So tired of the ad-libbing of words and the music itself. The whole point of the national anthems that it is a sing a long for showing your pride. You change the word and everyone stops, you change the music and no-one starts.