The lawyers leading the class action against Robert Miller, accused of allegedly paying minors for sex, are asking that the billionaire's assets be frozen to ensure that the alleged victims, now 39 in total, are compensated should a judge rule in their favour.

After the resignation of Future Electronics CEO Robert G. Miller last week, the Montreal-based company has announced it has cut ties with all employees named in an investigation by Radio-Canada's Enqute and CBC's The Fifth Estate that alleged he paid teens for sex.

Montreal businessman Robert G. Miller, the subject of troubling allegations broadcast by The Fifth Estate and Radio-Canadas Enqute on Thursday evening, resigned from his role as CEO of the company he founded in 1968. Quebec crown prosecutors invite any person, victim or witness with information on this story to contact Montreal police.

As the Taliban takes over the Afghan capital and residents scramble to leave the country, groups are calling on countries offering humanitarian support to relax visa requirements. Radio-Canada spoke with an Afghan woman stranded in Kabul who is trying to leave for the U.K., where she is registered to study.

Montreal taxi drivers say they will consider going on strike if the city doesnt do more to crack down on illegal carriers.

Guercy Edmond, captured on video running over a passenger with his taxi in 2012, maintains he was trying to escape the scene to report an altercation to police.