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‘Stop filming my kids’: Mother confronts self-described newcomers at Saskatoon splash park

“These guys started recording my children at the water park,” the woman says. “My son has no shirt on. I told them to stop, and they didn’t.”

Alex Dhaliwal
Jul 08, 2026
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Source: X (@bears_aware)

A viral video shows a Saskatoon woman confronting two Bangladeshi newcomers she accused of filming children at a playground.

“These guys started recording my children at the water park,” the woman says. “My son has no shirt on. I told them to stop, and they didn’t.”

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Pleasant Hill Park, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: Frustrated mother chases away a group of foreign men who were taking pictures of kids playing at a park splash pad. The picture is from yesterday, the video is from two years ago from the same park. This has been an ongoing problem
3:31 PM · Jul 7, 2026 · 159K Views

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She accused the men of filming her children at Pleasant Hill Park, while they insisted they could record in public.

In Canada, people can generally record in public places where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy, though the law depends on the circumstances.

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