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Sharia law 'religious divorce' fails to fly with Immigration and Refugee Board (opens the original)
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A Canadian Muslim who tried to sponsor his Ethiopian wife for a permanent resident visa is out of luck because her “religious divorce” from her first husband under Sharia law isn’t recognized here. Fetno Umer Kemo appealed a visa officer’s decision to deny Rahama Adem Abdi the document that allows foreign nationals to live, work and study anywhere in Canada indefinitely to the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. But the panel concluded that Kemo failed to establish that Abdi was “free to ma
Winnipeg judge grants Iranian voyeur a conditional discharge to avoid deportation (opens the original)
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A Winnipeg judge has granted a conditional discharge to an Iranian-born chemist so he can avoid deportation for surreptitiously and repeatedly filming the backsides of two women at the lab where they all worked. Seyed Reza Mir Heidari, who pleaded guilty in Manitoba provincial court to two counts of voyeurism, is living in Canada on a work permit that was recently extended until April 2027. He has applied for permanent residency, but that application is on hold because of the voyeurism charges.
Alberta activist convicted of promoting hatred at Toronto's Pride Parade (opens the original)
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An Albertan who, along with six of his followers, donned skin-tight, lime-green spandex body suits with matching green hooded masks and handed out anti-gay pamphlets disguised as condoms at Toronto’s Pride Parade a decade back has been convicted of wilfully promoting hatred. William Whatcott, who accessorized his parade outfit with a tutu and a rainbow-striped cape, was originally acquitted of the charge, but the Crown appealed because the trial judge refused to hear from an expert on the histor
Judge sends Hamilton fentanyl dealer to prison despite 'immigration consequences' (opens the original)
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A judge in Hamilton, Ont., has resisted a drug dealer’s attempt to get a lighter sentence because he might be deported to Jamaica. Hopeton McFarlane pleaded guilty in the Ontario Court of Justice to possession of fentanyl for the purpose of trafficking. His lawyer argued unsuccessfully for a conditional sentence, the Crown recommended three years in prison. The judge handed the 28-year-old permanent resident, who emigrated from Jamaica at the age of five with his mother, two years behind bars an
Brampton machete killer approved for independent living with less supervision (opens the original)
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An Ontario man found not criminally responsible for murdering his neighbour with a machete has moved to independent living, only has to report to his handlers once every two weeks and is free to go on longer international trips with a minder even though he still presents a significant risk to public safety. Jermaine Wood’s lawyer had asked the Ontario Review Board (ORB) for a conditional discharge for his client, and that Wood’s international travel passes not require supervision. But the Centre
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