Mark H.

Of course they didn't, it was an out of court settlement. The government could either settle with Khadr now or accept whatever ruling Supreme Court made later. The vast majority of civil cases end this way.

It was a Supreme Court ruling. No matter how many times you say it's not or how many shades of grey you try to introduce - it's still going to be a Supreme Court ruling.

Jeremiah Johnson

All these posts people are putting out there blaming Justin Trudeau for this settlement need to know some facts: -Omar was a child when this incident occurred. He was a a child when he was sent to Guantanamo Bay where he was tortured. If you think it is ok to torture people, even children, without consequence I see a huge issue with that. -he is also a Canadian citizen. His rights as a citizen were violated. The Canadian government turned their back on him and knew he was being tortured. Not Justin Trudeau but prime ministers like Harper. -his confession was obtained though torture. He was finally given an ultimatum: confess and be transferred to a Canadian prison with more humane conditions or maintain innocence and spend the rest of his life in Guantanamo Bay possibly being tortured. He, himself has said he has no memory of the event. He may have thrown the grenade, he may not have. He just happened to be the only person who survived in that house. A house he was left at as a minor. He was blamed. There is no concrete evidence. If there was he would have spent the rest of his life in a Canadian prison after a fair trial. He didn't get a trial at all. -Justin Trudeau didn't offer him money. It's not a decision he makes, despite how badly conservatives want to blame him for this. His settlement was decided upon by the Supreme Court, which Trudeau does not control. It's called separation of powers. It's the same court that would rule a payment to you if the government had violated your charter rights. The fact is you are mad that a minor, a child, a Canadian citizen may be guilty of something or may not be and was tortured, again as a child, and the Supreme Court of Canada ruled this was wrong and mandated the government pay him. Finally, since he was released from prison he has been a model law abiding citizen. A university student.

The same amount of mental gymnastics are being used to make it appear cut and dried.

The Supreme Court made the decision and awarded the money, not the PM.

Do not sully such prose with a translation

You need to crack the first beer while barbecuing - that is all

Burke's D was simple but effective. He relied on man coverage which allowed him to use creative pressure packages. His DBs were always well - coached on how to cover one on one effectively.

SWF meets SWM due to B & G

Burke - agree with all of the above re Berry

Just for the record - the nipples of any male mammal are part of what determines what kind of nipples their female offspring will have. So, you're basically saying Burke was not completely useless.

Jeremiah Johnson

Meh - it's 6 of of one and half a dozen of the other. Your opportunity in the other three games is an automatic 0%. Ya totally blew it dude.

Maybe they're thinking - an 'AHL D' just won the cup.

Metaphorically speaking (or not)

Arise Bombers - arise! You too shall rule yon gridiron Merely crush foes first (A little crushing music maestro)

Bombers move the ball bloody lacklustre so far Feel free to step up

Behave

Messam, Jerome

I tipped in Europe, unless it was specifically stated that gratuity was already included. Never noticed that anyone felt insulted.

Especially since the D should have the upper hand early in the season - not looking good for Hammy.

To be determined - stiffer task against the Lions next week - not going to say I was right just yet

I guest they can't call better protection...

In any case, this will be probably be a very short season for Collaros.