Parents of students at a private school in Canada were able to get results after they confronted a bus driver about his creepy behavior. The video shows the male driver in pink and white "school girl" garb brazenly defying the parents who question him on why he's wearing the get-up in front of children. The driver reportedly bused students at St. Michael the Archangel Elementary in Woodbridge, Ontario. 'Our children deserve to be transported by someone who maintains professional boundaries. The optics of this situation were disturbing.' "I do this every day, and I don't think ... there is an issue," the driver says. "So you picked up the kids dressed up like that?" asks one person. "Yep!" he replies. "Why do you call your bus the Lolita Line?" asks another male. "Why is it called the Lolita Line?" The driver does not respond, closes the doors to the bus, and drives away. The video was posted to social media, where it garnered millions of views. One social media user noticed that in the video a sign is visible referring to the "Lolita" name. That name could be a reference to the controversial book "Lolita" and movie where a pedophile professor victimizes and sexually abuses a 12-year-old girl. Jeffrey Epstein referred to the book, according to one of his accusers, and called his plane to his infamous pedophile island the "Lolita Express." One parent voiced concerns anonymously in a statement published by CAA Magazine. "The issue is not about personal expression — it's about judgment and context," said the parent. "Our children deserve to be transported by someone who maintains professional boundaries. The optics of this situation were disturbing."The York Catholic District School Board confirmed that the driver would not be assigned to the routes of the elementary school. However, the board merely requested a reassignment, and CAA noted that it's unclear if the man is still allowed access to children as a bus driver. RELATED: MAGA dad silenced by Maine school board chair after speaking out against boys in girls' sports Photo by Cole Burston/Bloomberg via Getty Images “Third-party companies provide school busing in Ontario. YCDSB staff immediately brought this matter to the bus driver’s employer. The company acted quickly to address this situation with its employee and assured the YCDSB that this will not be an issue going forward," read a statement from the Catholic school board to Rebel News. “All bus drivers in Ontario are required to pass a Vulnerable Sector Screening with their local police department, and they receive extensive training before transporting students," the statement continued. "The YCDSB followed all of its child protection procedures after this incident.”Scenes from the school can be viewed on the news video from Rebel News on YouTube. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Victoria 3 is a solid grand strategy game, though its not without its problems. Created by Paradox, the studio and publisher responsible for genre staples like Age of Wonders 4, Stellaris, Imperator: Rome, Hearts of Iron 4, and the forthcoming Europa Universalis 5, Victoria 3 is as detailed and complex as its predecessor, but it's also let down by a poor trade system that's undermined the success of the game as a whole. Fortunately, that issue has finally been addressed with the launch of a new update and the Charters of Commerce DLC, both out today. Continue reading New Victoria 3 DLC finally fixes up trade, and it's exactly what we wanted MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best grand strategy games, Best 4X games, Best strategy games

When Destiny 2 and Halo creator Bungie first announced that it was returning to Marathon, the '90s sci-fi FPS trilogy that established the studio, the basic idea presented an intriguing prospect. The original games have a rich setting and strong narrative that would be novel to see explored further. Every piece of fresh news regarding the project, though, tempered that excitement, from learning that the new game would be a live-service extraction shooter rather than a story-focused campaign through to art plagiarism allegations and a closed alpha that left early players unconvinced. Now, instead of aiming for its intended launch this September, Marathon has been delayed indefinitely. Continue reading Bungie delays Marathon indefinitely, reveals plan for improvements MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games , Marathon release date speculation, All Destiny 2 news

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