Judge's nude photos ordered returned - CBC.ca

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Judge's nude photos ordered returned CBC.ca Chapman was paid $25000 in return for a promise that legal action would not be taken against King and his partners. As part of the settlement, ... The Net killed sexual privacyGlobe and Mail Lawsuits, investigations underway in sex scandalCTV.ca Judge temporarily off bench over online sex photosNational Post Edmonton Journal -Winnipeg Free Press -Toronto Star all 257 news articles »

Bellemare launches countersuit against Charest - CBC.ca

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Bellemare launches countersuit against Charest CBC.ca (Jacques Boissinot/Canadian Press) Former Quebec justice minister Marc Bellemare is fighting a defamation lawsuit filed by Premier Jean Charest with his own ... Bastarache inquiry wraps up for weekCTV.ca all 216 news articles »

Pensions wary of potash - Vancouver Sun

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Pensions wary of potash Vancouver Sun Mr. de Bever stressed that his decision is not based on any nationalistic pressures to keep Potash Corp. under Canadian control, but simply the fact that ... PotashCorp calls BHP's behaviour unethicalFinancial Times Potash poison pill a placebo?CTV.ca Saskatchewan concerned about China Potash Corp buyReuters all 1,007 news articles »

Freedom for all, Margaret: Warmington - Toronto Sun

Freedom for all, Margaret: Warmington Toronto Sun Has the legendary Canadian author, famous for such novels as The Edible Woman, become The Censorship Woman? The Giller Prize winning author and our most ... Margaret Atwood takes on 'Fox News North'Globe and Mail Atwood-bashing begins over “Fox News North”Quill & Quire (blog) all 22 news articles »

Canadian Solar Q2 earns fall 82 percent - BusinessWeek

Canadian Solar Q2 earns fall 82 percent BusinessWeek Canadian Solar's second-quarter net income, weighed down by heavy legal and foreign exchange costs, tumbled 82 percent, the company said Thursday. ... and more »

CRTC takes firm stand against big telcos - Globe and Mail

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CRTC takes firm stand against big telcos Globe and Mail On both Monday and Tuesday, the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission lobbed controversial decisions straight into Bell's strategic ... Don't hold breath for phone rebateEdmonton Journal Canada telcos told to extend broadband servicesReuters CRTC orders Bell, Telus and MTS to give consumers $310 million in rebatesDigital Home (blog) Telegraph-Journal all 382 news articles »

Bev Oda sees the light on family planning - Ottawa Citizen

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Bev Oda sees the light on family planning Ottawa Citizen Still, Oda said Canada would support abortion infrastructure if asked. "As long as it is legal within the country and it's a legal procedure ... if we were ... Conservative Minister Bev Oda Reopens G8 Abortion DebateLifesite Bev Oda shows her true colours and should be removed as International Co ...Canada NewsWire (press release) Fire minister for funding abortion: lobby groupCANOE all 24 news articles »

Official languages: Time to prepare for 2012 - CBC.ca

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Official languages: Time to prepare for 2012 CBC.ca Along with his university activities, Doucet was a member of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal from 2001 to 2009. The province's new Official Languages Act ... and more »

PokerStars proves online gambling, Canada a perfect fit - Toronto Sun

PokerStars proves online gambling, Canada a perfect fit Toronto Sun ... used a legal loophole to set up shop in Canada. PokerStars.Net, the web's most successful online gambling site, has several Canadian connections. ... and more »

CANADA STOCKS-TSX may open higher on China growth hopes - Reuters

CANADA STOCKS-TSX may open higher on China growth hopes Reuters TO) filed a legal action against the trust and its suitor Boralex Inc, seeking to enforce a clause that requires 90 percent independent unit holders' ... and more »