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On October 17, 2018, the 95-year old prohibition on cannabis will be lifted. Over the next 17 weeks, the Provinces and Territories...
How one law grad leaned on her ballet background to stay balanced.
By GEOFF McMASTER
It seemed a sucker’s bet. When law student Heather Cave and her University of Alberta moot team were assigned an...
Union's Leave to Appeal to Supreme Court of Canada on Suncor Random Drug Testing Dismissed
News today that the Union's application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada on its challenge of Suncor's random drug...
AUMA Public Risk Conference
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SUMMARY JUDGMENT: A TALE OF TWO TESTS
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British Columbia: What is Reasonable in the Context of the Mitigation Argument?
Written by Drew Wilson
The Supreme Court of Canada has held that once a plaintiff has established damages, the onus shifts to the...
Municipal Defamation
In a recent case the Ontario Superior Court of Justice reiterated that only individual municipal councillors and not a municipality may...
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