Indians running all kinds of fraud it's wild. Even the international student game. Country getting defrauded from multiple sides. Not just the Indians. It's pathetic.
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Indians running all kinds of fraud it's wild. Even the international student game. Country getting defrauded from multiple sides. Not just the Indians. It's pathetic.
Get a tourist visa come to canada. Claim aslyum get put up in a hotel for 3 months and a one time 3,000 cdn from the government also get free medical and dental under IFH. And the tribunal is so slow by the time your case is heard will be 2 years from now.
Conservative government would require websites to verify age to watch porn: Poilievre
OTTAWA — A future Conservative government would change the law to require that porn websites verify the age of users to prevent minors from accessing the content, Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre signalled on Wednesday. When asked whether his government would require porn websites to verify...
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Conservative government would require websites to verify age to watch porn: Poilievre
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre speaks during a press conference in Vancouver on Thursday, Feb. 8, 2024. Poilievre says a future Conservative government would make it a law for porn websites to verify the age of users, in order to prevent minors from accessing the content. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ethan Cairns
By Mickey Djuric, The Canadian Press
Posted February 21, 2024 10:07 am.
Last Updated February 21, 2024 11:42 am.
OTTAWA — A future Conservative government would change the law to require that porn websites verify the age of users to prevent minors from accessing the content, Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre signalled on Wednesday.
When asked whether his government would require porn websites to verify the age of users, Poilievre gave a one-word answer: “Yes.”
He didn’t offer further explanation, and his office quickly followed up with a clarifying statement asserting that the Tories don’t believe in the imposition of a digital ID.
The Tories are sponsoring and supporting a Senate private member’s bill that promises to require age verification for people to access pornography online.
Bill S-210 passed in the Senate in the spring and New Democrats, Bloc Québécois and Conservative MPs voted to send it to a House of Commons committee for study. No such meetings have been scheduled yet.
The proposed law would require websites to verify users’ ages before they can access sexually explicit content, and it would penalize sites that don’t comply.
But it does not specify how that would be done.
Options could include the use of a digital government ID, as some U.S. states have legislated, or services that can estimate age based on a scan of a person’s face.
Such suggestions have prompted widespread concern from privacy experts about their overarching impacts — from the risks associated with asking Canadians to share personal information with an external provider to the use of measures such as facial recognition technology.
Sebastian Skamski, a spokesperson for Poilievre, said shortly after the leader’s remarks Wednesday that Conservatives do not support any measures that would allow the imposition of a digital ID or infringe on the privacy of adults and their freedom to access legal content online.
The bill making its way through Parliament was introduced by Sen. Julie Miville-Dechêne, an Independent Senators Group member.
Conservative Ontario MP Karen Vecchio is sponsoring the bill in the House of Commons.
In a speech to the Commons in November, Vecchio said “there should be no direct collection of identity documentation by the site publisher from the pornographic site, no age estimates based on the user’s web browser history and no processing of biometric data for the purpose of uniquely identifying or authenticating a natural person.”
The Conservatives have not proposed any alternatives for how porn sites could verify users’ ages without such systems.
Some websites that feature adult content, alcohol or cannabis currently ask for a user’s age to enter the website, but the sites do not verify the information and rely on an honour-system approach.
The Liberals were the only ones to vote against the bill in the House, saying it doesn’t do enough to protect children and promising pending online harms legislation will offer a more comprehensive suite of policies on child safety.
The company that owns Pornhub recently told The Canadian Press that blocking access to Canadians is among options it would consider if the Senate bill passes.
Similar laws requiring internet porn sites to verify a user’s age have been passed in several U.S states. After Louisiana required that a government ID be used to access Pornhub, traffic took a nosedive.
The company is fighting the bill and argues any regulations that require sites to collect significant amounts of highly sensitive personal information will put user safety in jeopardy.
An executive with Ethical Capital Partners, which owns Pornhub’s parent company, Aylo, said it would prefer an approach that would verify a user’s age through a device, such as their smart phone.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 21, 2024.
Mickey Djuric, The Canadian Press
in b.c they number 1and 2 with white bikersI hate this is likely true
Examples need to be made
Side note: South Asians are climbing up the ranks of violent crimes as well
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Video shows Toronto woman run into by police car, though force disputes it's a 'collision'
A Toronto woman is unimpressed after a police car turned and ran into her while she was crossing the street – an encounter caught on dashcam video by another driver.
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smh at this thief
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'Blown away': CRA tells Ontario man he's on the hook for over $38K in CERB payments
An Ontario man is 'blown away' that he has to pay back the $38,600 he received in Canada Emergency Response Benefits, years after the Canada Revenue Agency approved him for it.
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Lol a lot of ppl didn’t read the fine printsmh at this thief
'Blown away': CRA tells Ontario man he's on the hook for over $38K in CERB payments
An Ontario man is 'blown away' that he has to pay back the $38,600 he received in Canada Emergency Response Benefits, years after the Canada Revenue Agency approved him for it.
If he doesn't qualify, he doesn't qualifysmh at this thief
'Blown away': CRA tells Ontario man he's on the hook for over $38K in CERB payments
An Ontario man is 'blown away' that he has to pay back the $38,600 he received in Canada Emergency Response Benefits, years after the Canada Revenue Agency approved him for it.
Unfortunate, but tough shyt
If he doesn't qualify, he doesn't qualify
Unfortunate, but tough shyt
breh getting his pension everty month and tried to swindle 2k a month as well
Rip lynx
flair is next
flair is next
What?
Neighbours describe ‘super kind’ but explosive couple after Danforth chef allegedly killed by his fiancée
Gerrard Martin, 60, died in hospital on Sunday from injuries he sustained in an assault on Jan. 23. Fiancée Deeanna Charrion, 35, is facing a second-degree murder charge.
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RIP
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'A hard working mother so loved by her family': Woman who died in a Peel shelter was a mother of four seeking a new life
Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown joins advocates in calling for more support, saying he has yet to receive promised funding from Ottawa
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