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B.C. nurses begin targeted job action across the provinceThe BC Nurses' Union issued a 72-hour strike notice on Monday, saying it had yet to receive a meaningful response from its employer.HealthJul 2
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Legal expert weighs in on Kawhi trade being pausedA Toronto-based legal expert says he was surprised by the latest twist in the Toronto Raptors-Los Angeles Clippers trade saga.SportsJul 10
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Justin Baldoni challenges Blake Lively’s ‘excessive’ $8M legal fee requestJustin Baldoni's legal team says the court should consider 'whether the case was overstaffed' and 'whether the hours were reasonably expended.'Entertainment56 mins
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Justin Baldoni breaks silence on Blake Lively legal battle: ‘We didn’t want to add to the noise’'If you've ever been through something traumatic, you know that healing isn't linear,' Justin Baldoni said in an Instagram video alongside his wife Emily.EntertainmentJul 9
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B.C. government pursues legal action against OpenAI after Tumbler Ridge mass shootingThe province said it has retained CFM Lawyers in Vancouver and Stranch, Jennings & Garvey, in California, to explore all legal avenues to hold OpenAI accountable.CrimeJul 7
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Blake Lively seeks over $8M in legal fees from Justin Baldoni, his studioBlake Lively and Justin Baldoni's legal saga began in December 2024, when Lively accused Baldoni of sexual harassment and retaliation, first in a complaint.EntertainmentJun 30
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Ghana plans legal action after Canada denied entry to Partey amid London rape trialGhana says it may pursue legal action after Canada denied a visa to national team player Thomas Partey ahead of the FIFA World Cup.WorldJun 13
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Alberta anti-coal mining group looks into legal options after citizen petition failsThe group Water Not Coal, led by country music singer Corb Lund, says it's exploring its legal options after being told its citizen petition against coal mining has failed.PoliticsJul 6
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Class-action lawsuit over deadly Toronto shooting clears another legal hurdleThe Supreme Court of Canada will not review a ruling by Ontario's top court allowing survivors of mass shooting to proceed with a class-action lawsuit against a gunmaker.CanadaJun 25
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10 years of legal medical assistance in dying in Canada — the data so farMedical assistance in dying (MAID) was legalized in Canada on June 17, 2016. Here's a look at some notable numbers since that time.CanadaJun 17
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Saskatchewan joins the party as legal CFL tailgating arrives in the provinceThe Saskatchewan Roughriders kick off their 2026 season Saturday and this year's game day experience is even grander, with the addition of tailgating.SportsJun 12
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Polling firm sends Doug Ford legal letter demanding retraction over ‘fake’ poll commentOn Thursday, Global News learned the firm sent Ford's office a letter demanding a retraction after Ford claimed a poll was "fake."PoliticsJun 19
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Tesla threatens legal action over Manitoba’s end to EV rebate for automakerPremier Wab Kinew says the Manitoba government is facing potential legal action over its decision to halt rebates for the electric vehicles produced by automaker Tesla.PoliticsMay 28
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Experts optimistic about change from Manitoba judge of reconciliationExperts are hopeful the new Associate Chief Judge of Reconciliation will push for policies addressing many issues Indigenous people face in the legal system.Jun 23
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Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s legal battle continues despite settlementLawyers for Blake Lively were back in court, trying to get a judge to make Justin Baldoni pay her legal bills plus other penalties.EntertainmentJun 2
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Trump administration to scrap $1.8B legal compensation fund after backlashActing U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche said Tuesday the U.S. Justice Department was not moving forward with the 'anti-weaponization' fund meant to compensate Trump's allies.U.S. NewsJun 2
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Long-awaited bill criminalizing forced sterilization set to become lawThe Senate-approved bill that has now passed the House of Commons states that sterilization without legal consent constitutes aggravated assault.PoliticsJun 8
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Road to the Referendum: First Nation chiefs fighting Alberta separatism to preserve way of lifeSturgeon Lake is one of the Alberta First Nations at the forefront of legal battles fighting back against the push for the province to separate from Canada.PerspectivesJun 3
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Future of Penticton homeless encampment to be decided by the courts in JulyIf the injunction is granted, the province would have the legal authority to evict the roughly two dozen people living at the encampment and clear the site.CanadaJun 3
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Should Canada investigate World Cup ticket pricing alongside U.S.?'We closely monitor the work of our international counterparts, while recognizing that each jurisdiction operates under its own legal framework,' the Competition Bureau states.ConsumerMay 29