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Sexual Harassment IS Discrimination: Court

CP | James Keller, The Canadian Press | Posted 01.08.2013 | Canada British Columbia
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VANCOUVER - Female tenants have the same rights to be free of sexual harassment as women in the workplace, the British Columbia Appeal Court says in a...

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B.C. Gag Law Struck Down

CBC | Posted 12.07.2012 | Canada British Columbia
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The B.C. Court of Appeal has once again struck down an attempt by the provincial government to limit pre-election advertising. In 2008 th...

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B.C. Courts Getting Downright Social

CP | Jeremy Nuttall, The Canadian Press | Posted 10.01.2012 | Canada
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VANCOUVER - B.C. courtrooms will no longer be tweet-free zones, after a decision to allow some limited use of electronic communication devices in the ...

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Million-Dollar Case Against Canada Revenue Agency Tossed Out: Was Jury Bewilderment at Play?

Georgialee Lang | Posted 09.18.2011 | Canada Business
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Hal Neumann had a great life until Canada Revenue Agency investigators showed up at his home one morning with two police officers and a search warrant. He was awarded damages of $1.3 million in an extaordinary verdict that was later overturned. Why?

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