The Provinceadded this to Vancouver NewsVancouver, BC Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart wants federal leaders to act on overdose crisistheprovince.com - Lionel Wild Stewart has informally met with three of the four major party leaders, the exception being Tory leader Andrew Scheer Read More
The Globe and Mailadded this to BusinessLifestyle (Canada) An Alberta human-rights case over babysitting exposes a lack of common senseThe Globe and Mail - John CarpayJohn Carpay is a lawyer and the president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, which represents Todd and Danielle in relation to Human Rights Commission investigations. Human rights are and
Global Newsadded this to Global NewsJustin Trudeau ‘Well, show it:’ Trudeau challenged by Quebec voters over position on Bill 21Global News - By Teresa Wright Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau‘s preference for a day of shaking hands and light conversations on the campaign trail Saturday didn’t materialize, as …
Daily News and Analysisadded this to NewsIndia News Ahmedabad: Husband booked for sending nude pic of wife to father-in-lawDNA India - dna Correspondent A father has filed a complaint against his own son-in-law for harassing him by sending obscene pictures of his daughter. According to a complaint …
FFlavia Mysteryadded this to EducationHistory Unusable rooms, a lost village and Tutankhamun: the secrets of Downton Abbey’s Highclere Castlehistoryextra.com - Kev Lochun Highclere Castle, the real-life Downton Abbey, has witnessed to a number of notable historical moments that rival anything involving the Crawleys. …
Reuters UKadded this to World NewsQuébec Canada's Trudeau says he could one day challenge Quebec ban on religious symbolsReuters - David LjunggrenOTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday said for the first time he might challenge a decision by the province of Quebec to ban public employees from wearing religious symbols,
The Epoch Timesadded this to CanadaCanada Canada’s Mounties Lay Secrets-Law Charges Against One of Their Owntheepochtimes.com - The Canadian Press OTTAWA—Cameron Jay Ortis made a brief court appearance on Sept. 13 on charges of breaching Canada’s secrets law while serving with the RCMP. Ortis, …
LLori Brandadded this to NewsworthyEdmonton, AB Thousands of Canadian expats are newly eligible to vote – but will they?ctvnews.ca - Graham Slaughter Thousands of Canadians living abroad who weren’t allowed to vote in the 2015 federal election will be able to cast ballots next month under new …
RRon Loganadded this to Alart Topics ScienceOpioids Why some say a 'safe supply' of drugs will help prevent opioid deathsCBC News - Jason Proctor Federal and provincial governments agree the death toll from opioid overdoses amounts to a national health crisis. In British Columbia — where the …
HuffPost Canadaadded this to PoliticsSupreme Court of Canada More Canadian Expats Registered To Vote Than Ever Beforehuffingtonpost.ca - Zi-Ann Lum Long-term expats will be able to vote for the first time in 25 years. OTTAWA — More expatriate Canadians than ever before have registered to vote in …
The Globe and Mailadded this to BusinessQuébec Quebec’s religious symbols ban a major issue in federal election campaignThe Globe and Mail - John IbbitsonThe new Quebec law that bans many public servants from wearing visible religious symbols has become a major issue in the federal election campaign. This isn’t a Quebec-versus-the-rest-of-Canada conflict.
CBC Newsadded this to MontrealQuébec What the leaders are saying about Quebec's secularism lawCBC News - CBC News · As the federal leaders embark on their election campaigns, a rising topic is their positions on Quebec's secularism law, pushed through in the spring. …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to Vancouver News, As It HappensVancouver Granville Conversations That Matter: Running as an independentvancouversun.com - Massey Padgham Beverley McLachlin, Canada’s 17th chief justice, wrote: "It is the rule of law that has traditionally provided the necessary limits on stark …
Montreal Gazetteadded this to Montreal Gazette OpinionOpinion Don Macpherson: Questions for Trudeau on Bill 21montrealgazette.com - Don Macpherson “If you are the next prime minister of Canada, what will your government do to defend the rights of Canadians in Quebec?” Read More
Toronto Sunadded this to Toronto Sun NewsCanada Letters to the Editor for Fridaytorontosun.com - Postmedia NewsCONFIDENTIAL CONUNDRUM It’s true, most people have made up their minds about the SNC-Lavalin scandal and they won’t likely change during this election period. Accepting that, I believe Andrew Scheer
The Provinceadded this to News as it happens Daphne Bramham: Conservatives go hunting for overseas votestheprovince.com - Daphne Bramham More from Daphne Bramham OPINION: Campaigning started early for Canadian Conservatives in Hong Kong. Despite a slick logo and a page on the party's website, the group is said …
Calgary Sunadded this to Calgary Sun NewsJustin Trudeau Trudeau avoiding Bill 21 as he campaigns in Quebec, promises business helpcalgarysun.com - Darren Francey Read More
Canada Mounties lay secrets-law charges against one of their ownthestarphoenix.com - Bryn Levy The Security of Information Act is law to safeguard sensitive government information. Read More
Canada Music Law Handbook for Canada - 10 Essential Legal Articles - Updatedmusicbooksplus.com - Paul Sanderson Understanding rights and obligations is fundamental in today's music industry. Music Law Handbook for Canada covers key legal aspects including: …
Insurance Top court's fall session: genetic testing, Uber drivers, Volkswagen emissions - iPoliticsipolitics.ca - By Leslie MacKinnon. Published on Sep 13, 2019 2:14pm This fall the Supreme Court of Canada will consider such disparate subjects as genetic testing fairness, lawsuits designed to shut down free …
The Globe and Mailadded this to BusinessLifestyle (Canada) RCMP charge senior intelligence official with breaching Canada’s official secrets lawThe Globe and Mail - Daniel LeblancThe RCMP have charged one of its highest-ranking intelligence officials with illegally storing and communicating classified information, raising fears of a massive security breach at the national police
National Reviewadded this to Politics & PolicyEuthanasia Quebec Court Declares Euthanasia ‘Foreseeable Death’ Limitation UnconstitutionalNational Review - Wesley J. Smith A few years ago, the Supreme Court of Canada conjured a positive right in the Canadian Charter (constitution) to euthanasia. The justices did not …
Jayadded this to HOLLYWOOD Kevin O'Leary Kevin O'Leary Back on 'Shark Tank' Set After Fatal Boat Crashtmz.com - TMZ Staff Kevin O'Leary is back in front of the cameras after his fatal boating accident ... shooting new episodes of "Shark Tank." O'Leary was spotted Monday …
AudioburstPolitics Listen: Supreme Court allows broad enforcement of Trump asylum ruleAudioburst - NewsRadio 1080 KRLD "The acting head of customs and border protection says he agrees with the Supreme Court decision allowing nationwide enforcement of the trump …
The Staradded this to PoliticsCanadian Politics Was Trudeau right when he said his government’s SNC-Lavalin waiver was ‘unprecedented’? | The Starthestar.com - Bruce Campion-Smith OTTAWA—Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau says that his government provided an “unprecedented” lifting of cabinet confidence to allow former justice …
Edmonton Journaladded this to Edmonton Journal NewsEdmonton, AB Thursday's letters: Why won't Trudeau slam Quebec secularism bill?edmontonjournal.com - Edmonton Journal The prime minister, speaking outside Rideau Hall on Wednesday after calling the October federal election, said that he would not challenge Quebec’s …
National Postadded this to Full CommentOpinion Jonathan Kay: Why progressives desperately stifle any dissent on abortion (even from Elizabeth May)nationalpost.com - Jonathan Kay If a single politician can be said to symbolize the strange way we talk about abortion in this country, it would be Elizabeth May. Speaking to Vassy …
National Postadded this to Financial NewsInvesting (Canada) Posthaste: ECB stimulus exceeds expectations, Dollarama's profit miss and bets on 4 LNG projects in Canadafinancialpost.com - Yadullah Hussain With The European Central Bank cutting key interest rates and approving a new round of bond purchases, the U.S. and China easing up on their …
Kamloops, BC TRU Law faculty and students publish journal on animal law - Campus Life - Kamloopscastanet.net - Thompson Rivers University - | Story: 265731 The latest volume of the Canadian Journal of Comparative and Contemporary Law edited by faculty and students of TRU Law is delving into a topic that …
Global Newsadded this to Global NewsCanadian News Quebec court hands down ‘robust rejection’ of assisted dying criteria. Here’s what to knowGlobal News - By Maham Abedi Medically-assisted dying became a discussion point on the second day of the 2019 federal election trail, as leaders reacted to a ruling by the Quebec …
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