Канада как она есть.

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Канада: коррупция, преступность и хреновые дороги.
 
Мультимилионера Марко Муццо, совершившему аварию в прошлом году, в которой погибли трое детей и их дедушка, проиговорили к 10 годам в тюрьме и последующим запретом на 12 лет водить машину.

Marco Muzzo sentenced to 10 years in prison for Vaughan crash that killed 4
Crown wanted Muzzo imprisoned for 10 to 12 years, defence asked for 8 years


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Marco Muzzo, right, leaves the Newmarket courthouse surrounded by family on Thursday, Feb. 4. (Christopher Katsarov/Canadian Press)

Convicted impaired driver Marco Muzzo has been sentenced to 10 years in prison today in connection to a Vaughan, Ont., crash that killed four people and seriously injured two others.

Muzzo, 29, pleaded guilty to four counts of impaired driving causing death and two counts of impaired driving causing bodily harm.

Previous reporting on this story

Ontario Superior Court Justice Michelle Fuerst is expected to announce Muzzo's sentence in Newmarket.

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Harry, Milly and Daniel were identified as the three children of the Neville-Lake family killed in a crash in Vaughan, Ont. Their 65-year-old grandfather was also killed. (Gofundme.com)

"I'm tortured by the grief I caused," Muzzo told the court at his sentencing hearing on Feb. 24.

The crash on Sept. 27, 2015, killed three young Neville-Lake children, Daniel, 9, Harrison, 5, Milly, 2, and their grandfather, Gary Neville, 65.

Two other extended family members, the children's grandmother and her mother, were injured in the crash.

"You killed all my babies," Jennifer Neville-Lake, mother of the three children, said in her victim impact statement on Feb. 23. "I miss my kids. I miss my dad."

The Crown has asked that Muzzo be sentenced to between 10 and 12 years in prison and that he be prohibited from driving for eight to 12 years.

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Jennifer Neville-Lake holds photos of her son Daniel as she gives a statement outside the Newmarket courthouse following the release of Marco Muzzo on bail on Feb. 4. (Christopher Katsarov/Canadian Press)

Crown lawyer Paul Tait has said Muzzo's sentence must "reflect public abhorrence" of the offence.

Tait has acknowledged that there is no precedent for the judge to draw on when deciding on a sentence, given the number of victims and their ages. But he said Muzzo's actions were the equivalent of "having a loaded gun walking down the street."

Muzzo was driving an SUV that collided with the minivan carrying the Neville-Lake family at Kipling Avenue and Kirby Road, north of Toronto. He had returned from a trip to Miami on a private jet on the day of the crash, picked up his Jeep from the airport parking lot and driven off.

The SUV, according to an agreed statement of fact read in court, was travelling at 85 kilometres an hour when Muzzo went through a stop sign and struck the minivan, hitting the driver's side.

His blood-alcohol content at the time of the crash ranged from 0.19 to 0.25 per cent, which is two to three times the legal limit in Ontario.

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Marco Muzzo shown here in a Facebook photo. (Facebook)

Police officers who interviewed Muzzo at the scene said he smelled of alcohol, his eyes were glassy, and he tried to use the car to keep his balance. He was also unable to understand instructions from the officers, and urinated on himself.

Traffic and weather conditions were not a factor in the crash.

It was only after he arrived at the police station that Muzzo learned four people had died, court heard.

Full responsibility
Muzzo was released on a $1-million bail and strict conditions after pleading guilty.

Brian Greenspan, Muzzo's defence lawyer, declined to comment when reached by email on Monday. He said the sentencing submissions were made on Feb. 23 and 24.

Greenspan has said that Muzzo has accepted "full responsibility" for what he did.

At the sentencing hearing, Greenspan submitted 92 letters of support for Muzzo, from friends, family members, neighbours and co-workers.

Greenspan told the court that Muzzo's actions amounted to "a terrible decision made by a very good person."

"It should be clear that the Muzzo family, and in particular Marco Muzzo, are heart-stricken by the grief that's been caused," Greenspan said.

Muzzo's family owns the drywall company Marel Contractors and is worth nearly $1.8 billion, according to Canadian Business magazine.

Muzzo had never been convicted of a criminal offence until he pleaded guilty on Feb. 4, according to the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General.
 
Агу, ты бы Канаду с Россией не трогал, говори о своих, которые, как Аваков.А. сказал "бе-бе-бе-бе-бе".
 
Табличка у окошка продажи билетов на междугородние автобусы в одном из городов провинции Британской Колумбии. Канада
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Кто может перевести и объяснит, зачем нужна эта табличка в стране населенной
исключительно улыбчивыми гражданами?
 
Табличка у окошка продажи билетов на междугородние автобусы в одном из городов провинции Британской Колумбии. Канада
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Кто может перевести и объяснит, зачем нужна эта табличка в стране населенной
исключительно улыбчивыми гражданами?
Видимо не "исключительно". Да и о российских туристах забывать не следует.:rose:
 
Те самые протестанты, которых по уверению кисоле должны были непременно разогнать в первый же день, оккупировали вход в главное полицейское управление в Торонто и протестовали там 15 дней.

Black Lives Matter Toronto co-founder under fire for tweet about killing 'men and white folks'

Tweet has since been deleted from account of Yusra Khogali
By Laura Wright, CBC News Posted: Apr 06, 2016 12:24 PM ET Last Updated: Apr 06, 2016 1:34 PM ET

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Protesters sing out front of the Toronto Police Headquarters in Toronto on Monday March 21. One of the co-founders of the group has come under fire for a controversial and since-deleted tweet. (Cole Burston/The Canadian Press)
The Black Lives Matter Toronto group has come under fire over a tweet by one of its co-founders.

On Feb. 9, Yusra Khogali tweeted, "Plz Allah give me strength to not cuss/kill these men and white folks out here today. Plz plz plz," according to Newstalk 1010.
The tweet has since been deleted. Khogali did not respond to CBC News' requests for comment. Sandy Hudson, another founder of the group, told CBC News she would not comment on the deleted tweet.

Premier Kathleen Wynne said she can't speak to the actions of one individual.

"I have no idea what the connection between a random tweet from one person — the connection between that and the position of the group," she said. "My hope would be that what that young woman tweeted has nothing to do with the position of the group as a whole."

She added that her government is in the process of organizing private, and then public meetings with Black Lives Matter, and pointed to theanti-racism directorate the government is setting up.
 
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Когда люди говорят: «Почему бы им просто не устроиться на работу?», они просто не понимают до конца суть жизни бездомных. Большая часть этой игры – ожидание. Если ты не простоял час в очереди в приют, то готовься простоять полчаса в очереди на запись к врачу – потому что если ты спишь на улице, то, значит, ты, скорее всего, заболеешь. В очереди приходится стоять за бесплатной одеждой, за прохождением ежемесячного обследования, для того, чтобы принять душ, воспользоваться телефоном или интернетом.

Ждать в очереди приходится часами каждый день, это необходимость. Если не стоять в очереди, то ты не получишь ни еды, ни душа, ни одежды. И именно в этом заключается основная сложность для людей, когда речь заходит о том, чтобы устроиться на работу и сменить образ жизни. Вы не поверите, но у них попросту нет времени на то, чтобы заняться поиском работы или квартиры – обеспечение основных потребностей съедает все их время. Их единственное «время для досуга» — это ночь, но много ли резюме можно раздать в час ночи?
 

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