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    Lkw-Fahrer, der den Busunfall der Humboldt Broncos verursacht hat, verliert Flüchtlingsangebot

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    3. fartinvestigator on

      Rightfully so. This shouldn’t be controversial. We are way too lenient on crime in this country.

    4. RM_r_us on

      Curious what grounds he was claiming refugee status on?

      …but also he has a back up plan 😑

      *The board is still considering a previous application to restore Sidhu’s permanent resident status.

      That application argues Sidhu should be allowed to stay on humanitarian grounds because he has a child with complex medical issues.*

    5. Altruistic_Caligula on

      Most of them don’t seem to want to learn how to drive by our standards; we all see the evidence of that when we’re commuting, and anybody who claims to not notice is just in denial or being a PC tryhard.

      I am utterly overjoyed by the fact that this guy is getting the ol‘ boot-a-roonie.

    6. Beepbeepboobop1 on

      Why would he be granted refugee status? On what grounds? Yes I read the article btw. Can someone confirm if having a sick immediate family member is grounds for refugee status?

      At the end of the day I cannot see how his permanent residence status would be restored. He’s already been to prison-how exactly is he going to get a decent enough job as a non-citizen to work and support himself here? And given all the other drama with trucking industries in both the USA and Canada with companies essentially handing out licenses to unqualified individuals, it would not be a good look.

      Probably his best bet at this point is to go home.

    10. llamalover729 on

      Why would you want to stay in a country where you’ll always be known as the guy who killed a bunch of kids??

      You’d think he’d be ashamed and want to leave.

    12. bba89 on

      No shame this guy. I initially gave him some credit for pleading guilty, but claiming he’s a refugee is ridiculous. Why would you want to stay here anyways after mass murdering a hockey team?

    13. gwelfguy on

      I get that there wasn’t intent behind what he did, but there was definitely (criminal) negligence. I get that he’s immensely regretful and took the honourable path in his court case, but 16 lives are ended. This guy needs to accept that leaving the country is part of his punishment and stop with the desperate attempts to stay FFS.

    14. Max20151981 on

      Wouldn’t he be better off going back to India? As long as he’s in Canada we all know who he is, and what he did. Atleast in India he’s just another Indian among 1.45 billion Indians

    15. northern225 on

      Another example of people using refugee / asylum claims as a way to stall the clock to stay in Canada.

      I do feel for him as is one of the few criminal cases I’ve seen where the accused actually admitted what he did and showed remorse, but this is a consequence of what happened, it doesn’t make you a refugee. Lives were lost and that should not be overlooked. I hope now all the legal proceedings surrounding him will finally be concluded so the families don’t have to keep seeing his name in the news. My heart breaks for them all and the suffering they’ve gone through and continue to go through.

    16. toilet_for_shrek on

      I wish this guy would just give up. You killed a bunch of kids and maimed several others due to careless driving. You aren’t welcome here anymore. 

    20. 2Shmoove on

      „Refugee“, lol. Just like the „students“ shooting up people’s houses and then claiming they’re refugees when they get caught. It’s strange how these guys only claim they’re refugees once they’ve been arrested and charged.

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