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Frank Stronach to be found not guilty on some charges, judge suggests as trial continuesLawyers are set to make legal arguments Friday afternoon in the Toronto sexual assault trial of billionaire businessman Frank Stronach.CrimeMar 6
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McGill, Concordia drop legal battle with Quebec government over tuition hikesThe English universities won a ruling last April after the Superior Court overturned the hike of about $3,000, finding that it was unreasonable.EducationFeb 27
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Metrolinx CEO promises fewer legal battles on future Ontario transit projectsThe completion of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT marks the end of one saga for the provincial transit agency, but many transit projects are still under construction.PoliticsFeb 13
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Trump administration expands ICE’s power to detain refugees with legal statusThe updated policy revokes an existing rule that said failing to obtain residency within a year of being granted entry into the U.S. was not grounds for detaining illegal refugees.U.S. NewsFeb 19
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Anand won’t comment on whether U.S.-Israeli strikes are legalThe minister faced repeated questions about the conflict while taking part in a media scrum in New Delhi following the U.S. and Israel launched a major attack on Iran Saturday.CanadaMar 2
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Guns in photo posted by Tumbler Ridge shooter’s mother were legal, expert saysA former RCMP weapons officer says guns in a photo posted by the Tumbler Ridge shooter's mother all appear to have been legal to own in Canada at the time.CrimeFeb 20
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Michael Jackson accused of child sex trafficking by 4 siblings in new lawsuitMichael Jackson 'groomed and brainwashed the four siblings, without the knowledge of the others or their parents, throughout their childhood years,' according to the legal docs.EntertainmentMar 5
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Quebec government sued after it cancelled Christian event over anti-abortion concernsThe Quebec government maintains that the right to freedom of religion and non-discrimination applies only to individuals, not to legal entities.CanadaFeb 23
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Trump gives State of the Union address against backdrop of sliding poll numbersTrump is making the speech at a critical moment as his trade and immigration agendas have stumbled lately in the face of legal setbacks and grim polling.U.S. NewsFeb 24
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Quebec hair salon ordered to pay $500 to non-binary clientA recent ruling from the Quebec human rights tribunal has put Station10 hair salon at the centre of a larger legal battle and social debate.CanadaFeb 18
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Amber Heard says she lost ability to speak after legal battle with Johnny Depp'The outcome of that trial depended on my participation, and I depended on the outcome of that trial,' Heard said of the 2018 trial where Depp sued the owner of a British tabloid.EntertainmentJan 26
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More than 100 B.C. First Nations urge Eby to uphold DRIPA or risk backslideThe government is looking at amending DRIPA after a landmark court ruling in December that determined it was legally enforceable and not just symbolic.PoliticsFeb 10
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Canada-U.S. relationship ‘will not go back to what it was,’ Hillman saysThroughout her 30-year career with the Canadian government, Kirsten Hillman has also held various senior diplomatic, policy and legal positions in Canada and abroad.CanadaFeb 2
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B.C. ostrich cull cost almost $7 millionThe ostriches at the Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood, B.C., were culled in November 2025, following an unsuccessful legal challenge from the farm to prevent the cull.PoliticsJan 28
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Minnesota on strike: Economic boycott protests ICE, Renee Good killingMinnesotans are demanding that ICE leave the state, that its federal funding be capped and for the agent who shot and killed Renee Good to be held legally accountable.U.S. NewsJan 23
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Judge upholds cat custody ruling, says parenthood and pet ownership aren’t sameAn Alberta judge divided up a group of cats between two exes, saying neither gets to keep all of them because pets aren’t the same as kids and legally shouldn’t be treated as such.CanadaJan 16
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Trump’s ‘frontal attack’ on U.S. Fed sends global shockwavesThe head of the U.S. Federal Reserve disclosed a legal indictment from the DOJ, and said it was a "pretext" to gain political influence over the Fed to lower interest rates faster.U.S. NewsJan 12
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Coalition Avenir Québec member withdraws from caucus after impaired driving arrestA Coalition Avenir Québec member of the legislature was arrested this week for alleged impaired driving and is withdrawing from caucus for the duration of the legal proceedings.CanadaJan 9
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Trump may add 2nd floor to White House’s West Wing for ballroom ‘symmetry’Opponents of the project have previously raised concerns that the new White House East Wing could overshadow the main mansion, and have questioned its legality.TrendingJan 9
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Vancouver orchestra won’t sue violinist who broke NDA to speak out about alleged rapeThe Vancouver Symphony Orchestra says it will not pursue legal action against a violinist who broke an NDA to go public with rape allegations against a senior musician.CanadaJan 8