BLAKES ANNOUNCES 13 NEW PARTNERS - Law Firm News - Lawfuel

BLAKES ANNOUNCES 13 NEW PARTNERS - Law Firm News Lawfuel TORONTO (February 2, 2012) – Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP (Blakes), one of Canada's leading business law firms, welcomes 13 new partners. “I am pleased to announce our latest group of partners,” saidRob Granatstein, Firm Managing Partner.

Canadian-Poker: Online Poker Company 888 Receives US Recognition Following ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Canadian-Poker: Online Poker Company 888 Receives US Recognition Following ... MarketWatch (press release) Following the exit of Full Tilt Poker and PokerStars from the US, 888 Poker has extended its partnership with Caesars Entertainment in a meaningful move towards a legal American poker market. MONTREAL, Feb 04, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Canadian-poker ... and more »

Service providers need more cultural training - Edmonton Journal

Service providers need more cultural training Edmonton Journal Though we are proud of the Canadian justice system, this case highlighted the failure of the social services system in Canada. This case has highlighted a gap for social-service agencies, legal organizations and police authorities. and more »

A topsy-turvy year for Canadian soccer - Ottawa Citizen

A topsy-turvy year for Canadian soccer Ottawa Citizen Owner Dan Borislow fought back, took the league to court and continues to do legal battle. The League decided its only chance of survival was to suspend operations while it sorted out the dispute. What shameful timing. Closing down, even temporarily, ... and more »

More letters on Shafia trial - Toronto Star

More letters on Shafia trial Toronto Star They in fact, serve to mislead members of our society into believing that this brand of imported domestic violence is a periodic aberration that can be adequately dealt with by Canada's courts of law. The media tut-tutting and our government's lack of ... and more »

Court eases house-arrest conditions for Toronto terror suspect Mahjoub - Montreal Gazette

Court eases house-arrest conditions for Toronto terror suspect Mahjoub Montreal Gazette While Blanchard said there remains "compelling and credible evidence" that Mahjoub "poses a threat to the security of Canada," evidence during the latest review of Mahjoub's case and his current circumstances suggest that this threat "is now ... and more »

Hacked neo-Nazi websites reveal Canadian connections - CBC.ca

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Hacked neo-Nazi websites reveal Canadian connections CBC.ca In addition to emails and secret websites and blogs, the hackers uncovered photographs of children giving Nazi salutes at a gathering in Missouri, confidential legal documents and displays of Hitler tattoos. A picture of a young boy making a Nazi ... and more »

Is Postmedia Canadian enough? Union wants court to decide - Toronto Star

Is Postmedia Canadian enough? Union wants court to decide Toronto Star In its legal filing, the CEP maintains Postmedia is not actually controlled by Canadians and the acquisition of Canwest “as implemented was not of net benefit to Canada.” The minister, the union argues, needs to ensure the acquisition of Canwest will ... and more »

Six perspectives on 'honour' killings in Canada - National Post (blog)

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Six perspectives on 'honour' killings in Canada National Post (blog) The Post's Sarah Boesveld collected six perspectives from members of South Asian communities on Monday: Related Mohammad Shafia was 'so obsessed, so closed-minded' What does the Shafia guilty verdict mean for Canada's legal system? Attacks on women happen all too often in Canada: lawyerMontreal Gazette Canada's 'Honor Killings': Where Is The Sense Of Honor? – OpEdEurasia Review We stand on guard for girlsCalgary Herald GetReligion all 398 news articles »

Canadian Justice Minister announces Canadian law will change to allow divorce ... - Straight.com

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Canadian Justice Minister announces Canadian law will change to allow divorce ... Straight.com By Craig Takeuchi, January 13, 2012 In the wake of a political firestorm and international media attention, Justice Minister Rob Nicholson announced at a Toronto luncheon on Friday that all same-sex marriages performed in Canada are legal and Canadian ... Canada will change law to solve problemOttawa Citizen Ottawa looks to clarify same-sex marriage lawVancouver Sun The law behind the same-sex divorce controversyCBC.ca Toronto Star -National Post -CTV.ca all 621 news articles »