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The strange tale of the paid protesters supporting Meng Wanzhou at her extradition hearing
Demonstrators outside B.C. Supreme Court on Day 1 of Meng Wanzhou’s extradition hearing Monday. Actor Julia Hackstaff, far right, says she was told she was appearing as an extra in a movie shoot. (Georgie Smyth/CBC) https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/paid-protesters-meng-wanzhou-1.5434613
Posted in Canada, Charter and Constitutional Rights, international, justice, law, News and politics
Tagged bc, Canada, China, extradition, fake, Huawei, Meng Wanzhou, protesters, supreme court, trial
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Ontario using new law to suppress suits over negligent government conduct, lawyers say
Ontario using new law to suppress suits over negligent government conduct, lawyers say https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-ontario-using-new-legislation-to-shut-down-class-action-suits/ Comments Very dangerous precedence. Instead of dealing with systemic issues in the justice system and elsewhere in government they have removed the ability to sue them … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Charter and Constitutional Rights, healthcare, justice, law, News and politics
Tagged Accountability, dangerous, liability, ontario, precedence
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Jury trials at risk as judge strikes down federal ban on peremptory challenges enacted after Boushie case
JUSTICE WRITER PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 6, 2019 SEAN FINE https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-ontario-judge-strikes-down-federal-ban-on-peremptory-jury-selection/
Posted in Canada, Charter and Constitutional Rights, justice, law, News and politics
Tagged aboriginal, appeal, charter, colton bushie, discrimination, indigenous, jury, legislation, rights, selection, Stanley, supreme court
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B.C. senior slapped with $368 distracted driving fine for cellphone in cup holder | Globalnews.ca
BY EMILY LAZATIN CKNW Posted October 1, 2019 Updated October 2, 2019 A very large portion of traffic enforcement is focused on targeting known and even created engineering deficiencies to maximize revenue. It comes at the cost of proper public … Continue reading
