The people behind the initiative swear it's not a “transaction." Rather, it's intended to show would-be offenders what it's like to help out their community.
"The policy was introduced in good faith," wrote Michael Gottheil, adjudicator with the Alberta Human Rights Tribunal. The Charter Of Rights And Freedoms "requires a balancing of rights," he said.
Several unnamed sources alleged two-time Kitchener-Centre MP Raj Saini made unwanted sexual advances and inappropriate comments.
"Biden has basically turned the Taliban not just into the most powerful terrorist group in the world, but one of the world's biggest arms dealers," D'Souza quips.
"He's not going to speak to (and I’m not going to speak to) the private conversations. Of course they have the right to convey whatever they would like."
Police have not made an arrest but are asking anyone with video of the incident to share footage with investigators.
"For those remaining Americans, there is no deadline. We remain committed to get them out if they want to come out."
With the full withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan leaving as many as 200 Americans looking for a way to get home, one California family with a 3-year-old boy is among those desperate to get out.
Asa Akira, an adult actress and PornHub host, was videocasting in 2021 as part of a panel. They were talking about the ramifications of hypothetically having sex with a 13-year-old boy.
"I think if there's blame to go around, it's that maybe the generals didn't stand up enough to Joe Biden."
"I am glad more are seeing the ugly truth of @Oprah ... she is as fake as they come. #lizard," tweeted McGowan.
"He has not been paying his fair share," wrote Conservative MP Pierre Paul-Hus in a statement. "This is typical." Guilbeault "needs to come clean and tell Canadians how much he owes in taxes."
"Two people raped him, they beat him, and then demanded his father's number so they could tell him his son was gay."
"I have 180 days to turn them [students] into revolutionaries … Scare the f— out of them."
Justin Trudeau was speaking in French to an audience on Tuesday, and he made it particularly clear that his government is 'particularly' going to look after its Francophone constituents within Quebec.