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No Plastic Straws, Cutlery At Canada Restaurants Despite Court Ruling
Canadian restaurants and cafes were no longer permitted as of Wednesday to offer plastic straws, food containers, checkout bags or cutlery to customers -- despite a court ruling that such restrictions are unconstitutional.
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Microsoft’s Acquisition of Activision Blizzard Likely to Lessen Competition, Says Canadian Justice Department
Canada's Department of Justice has concluded that Microsoft's deal to buy Activision Blizzard "is likely to" lead to less competition in some aspects of gaming, according to a court filing on Thursday. Microsoft has pressed for a decision in the court fight before the July 18 termination date for the deal. A ruling could come as early as next week.
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Removing Condom Without Partner's Consent Is Sex Crime: Canada Supreme Court
Canada's Supreme Court has ruled that removing a condom during sexual intercourse without the explicit permission of a partner is a crime.
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Canada Court Allows Extreme Intoxication Defense At Violent Crimes Trial
Canada's top court ruled Friday that extreme intoxication may be used as a defense at trial for violent crimes, saying a ban on such pleadings -- supported by women's advocacy groups -- is unconstitutional.
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In Canada, Court Bars Unvaccinated Father From Visiting 12-Year-Old
A Canadian father, unvaccinated against Covid and "opposed to health measures," lost the right to visit his 12-year-old after a Quebec judge ruled his visits would not be in the child's "best interest."
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Court Rules Canada Must Compensate Indigenous Foster Children For Discrimination
A human rights tribunal ruling ordering the Canadian government to compensate indigenous children and families in foster care for discrimination should stand, a federal court decided on Wednesday.
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China Demands Huawei CFO's Release Ahead of Canadian Court's Ruling on Her Extradition to the US
To help everyone make sense of the reformulated, hyper-maximized HBO, AT&T has launched a new advertising campaign that plays up the world-colliding dissonance as a feature not a bug. The spots mix and match recognisable figures from HBO shows with new arrivals to the platform and present them all as one big, harmonious, eccentric, winsome TV famil...
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Tesla Wins Court Case Against Ontario Government Over Rebate Cancellation
A Canadian court has ruled in favour of Tesla after the electric carmaker challenged the province of Ontario's wind-down of an electric vehicle rebate.
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Canada Extradites Two To India Over Dishonour Killing
Canada's Supreme Court on Friday ruled that two of its citizens can be extradited to India for their alleged role in a dishonour killing 17 years ago.
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Canadian Supreme Court Case Could Force Google to Censor Speech Worldwide
Google and free speech organisations said the Supreme Court ruling could have far-reaching consequences for freedom of expression.
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Google Must Block Some Search Results Globally, Rules Canada's Top Court
Canadian courts can force Internet search leader Google to remove results worldwide, the country's top court ruled on Wednesday.
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Canada's Supreme Court Rules Google Must Block Some Results Worldwide
Canadian courts can force internet search leader Google to remove results worldwide, the country's top court ruled on Wednesday, drawing criticism from civil liberties groups arguing such a move sets a precedent for censorship on the internet.
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A Divorcing Couple Asked A Judge To Treat Their Dogs Like Children. Here Is His Reply.
"Dogs are wonderful creatures," read the first line of a ruling from a Canadian judge. Over the next paragraph, the judge continued singing the praises of man's best friend: Dogs are often highly intelligent, he wrote. Sensitive. Active. Constant and faithful companions.
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Canadian Court Rules Donald Trump Can Face Claims In Toronto Tower Case
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump can be pursued for some claims made by investors in a hybrid hotel-condo tower in Toronto bearing his name, according to a Canadian court ruling released on Thursday.
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No Exception On Helmet Rules For Sikh Workers In Canada: Quebec Court
Three Sikh truck drivers have been ordered to wear hard hats at work by a Canadian court which ruled that no exception can be made for them as the men lost a 10-year-long legal battle against religious discrimination.
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No Plastic Straws, Cutlery At Canada Restaurants Despite Court Ruling
Canadian restaurants and cafes were no longer permitted as of Wednesday to offer plastic straws, food containers, checkout bags or cutlery to customers -- despite a court ruling that such restrictions are unconstitutional.
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Microsoft’s Acquisition of Activision Blizzard Likely to Lessen Competition, Says Canadian Justice Department
Canada's Department of Justice has concluded that Microsoft's deal to buy Activision Blizzard "is likely to" lead to less competition in some aspects of gaming, according to a court filing on Thursday. Microsoft has pressed for a decision in the court fight before the July 18 termination date for the deal. A ruling could come as early as next week.
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Removing Condom Without Partner's Consent Is Sex Crime: Canada Supreme Court
Canada's Supreme Court has ruled that removing a condom during sexual intercourse without the explicit permission of a partner is a crime.
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Canada Court Allows Extreme Intoxication Defense At Violent Crimes Trial
Canada's top court ruled Friday that extreme intoxication may be used as a defense at trial for violent crimes, saying a ban on such pleadings -- supported by women's advocacy groups -- is unconstitutional.
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In Canada, Court Bars Unvaccinated Father From Visiting 12-Year-Old
A Canadian father, unvaccinated against Covid and "opposed to health measures," lost the right to visit his 12-year-old after a Quebec judge ruled his visits would not be in the child's "best interest."
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Court Rules Canada Must Compensate Indigenous Foster Children For Discrimination
A human rights tribunal ruling ordering the Canadian government to compensate indigenous children and families in foster care for discrimination should stand, a federal court decided on Wednesday.
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China Demands Huawei CFO's Release Ahead of Canadian Court's Ruling on Her Extradition to the US
To help everyone make sense of the reformulated, hyper-maximized HBO, AT&T has launched a new advertising campaign that plays up the world-colliding dissonance as a feature not a bug. The spots mix and match recognisable figures from HBO shows with new arrivals to the platform and present them all as one big, harmonious, eccentric, winsome TV famil...
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Tesla Wins Court Case Against Ontario Government Over Rebate Cancellation
A Canadian court has ruled in favour of Tesla after the electric carmaker challenged the province of Ontario's wind-down of an electric vehicle rebate.
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Canada Extradites Two To India Over Dishonour Killing
Canada's Supreme Court on Friday ruled that two of its citizens can be extradited to India for their alleged role in a dishonour killing 17 years ago.
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Canadian Supreme Court Case Could Force Google to Censor Speech Worldwide
Google and free speech organisations said the Supreme Court ruling could have far-reaching consequences for freedom of expression.
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Google Must Block Some Search Results Globally, Rules Canada's Top Court
Canadian courts can force Internet search leader Google to remove results worldwide, the country's top court ruled on Wednesday.
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Canada's Supreme Court Rules Google Must Block Some Results Worldwide
Canadian courts can force internet search leader Google to remove results worldwide, the country's top court ruled on Wednesday, drawing criticism from civil liberties groups arguing such a move sets a precedent for censorship on the internet.
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A Divorcing Couple Asked A Judge To Treat Their Dogs Like Children. Here Is His Reply.
"Dogs are wonderful creatures," read the first line of a ruling from a Canadian judge. Over the next paragraph, the judge continued singing the praises of man's best friend: Dogs are often highly intelligent, he wrote. Sensitive. Active. Constant and faithful companions.
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Canadian Court Rules Donald Trump Can Face Claims In Toronto Tower Case
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump can be pursued for some claims made by investors in a hybrid hotel-condo tower in Toronto bearing his name, according to a Canadian court ruling released on Thursday.
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No Exception On Helmet Rules For Sikh Workers In Canada: Quebec Court
Three Sikh truck drivers have been ordered to wear hard hats at work by a Canadian court which ruled that no exception can be made for them as the men lost a 10-year-long legal battle against religious discrimination.
