Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, having lost his Ottawa-area Carleton seat in the recent federal election, plans to stay at Stornoway with his family while he seeks to regain a seat in the House of Commons. He will run in a byelection for the Alberta riding of Battle River—Crowfoot, after MP Damien Kurek agreed to step aside; however, Kurek cannot resign until the election contestation period ends. Poilievre has vacated his parliamentary offices and is no longer recognized as the official leader of the Opposition, with former leader Andrew Scheer temporarily taking his place.
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Unwanted threesome with wife lands Ontario iron worker behind bars for sexual assault
An Ontario ironworker was sentenced to three years in prison for sexually assaulting his wife in 2020, after a trial found him guilty of ignoring her objections to a threesome while she was highly intoxicated. Justice Joseph De Filippis noted the man's high moral blameworthiness, stating that previous discussions about a threesome did not imply consent, especially given the victim's distress upon awakening to the assault. The woman reported the incident three years after their...
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