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Travellers entering Canada still required to wear masks for 14 days after arrival

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Health Canada referred almost 500 cannabis-related cases to federal police over 2-year period

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Supreme Court of Canada rejects Nova Scotia’s appeal of disabilities case

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Restitution and Reasonableness Review: Ontario Addiction Treatment Centres v. Canada (Attorney General), 2022 FC 393

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Law Society of Ontario says there are ‘strong indicators’ that bar exam materials were leaked

Law Society of Ontario says there are ‘strong indicators’ that bar exam materials were leaked

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Law Society says it has contacted suspected bar-exam cheaters

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Supreme Court of Canada’s trends disclose faster decision-making, more criminal cases in 2021

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Seniors deserve workplace injury benefits

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Toronto police officer faces multiple charges after allegedly taking missing person’s debit card

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Lawyer free to practise after inappropriate conduct with jailed client, tribunal rules

Lawyer free to practise after inappropriate conduct with jailed client, tribunal rules

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Small landlords who became homeless during pandemic blame ‘broken’ system

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(US) Google’s ‘privileged’ email labeling, said to prevent lawsuit disclosure, was ‘eyebrow raising,’ judge says

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