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$7M judgment in Kamloops beating that left teen with catastrophic brain injuriesJessie Simpson suffered catastrophic injuries, including a skull fracture and significant brain swelling, which left him in a coma for nine months.CrimeFeb 12
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Manitoba judge rules against Springs Church’s drive-in servicesA Manitoba judge has ruled against a Winnipeg church's application to hold drive-in church services that are banned by current COVID-19 public health orders.HealthDec 5, 2020
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Winnipeg lawyer says controversial defence in ‘extreme intoxication’ case incredibly rareThe 'extreme intoxication' legal defence is not a 'get-out-of-jail-free' card, says a Winnipeg defence lawyer.CrimeJun 11, 2020
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Court says N.S. woman must pay $74,200 in damages for forcing mother-in-law from homeIn February 2017, Brenda Reid shut off the water to the apartment, "leaving Kathleen Reid to melt snow and buy bottled water for consumption,"CanadaMar 24, 2020
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B.C. dad wins court battle to immunize sons; mother upset with rulingThe father went to court in Salmon Arm after the mother refused consent for certain vaccinations and opposed dental x-rays.HealthJan 16, 2020
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B.C. Supreme Court says Kelowna man must remove illegal $173K dock from Okanagan LakeThe presiding judge said in his decision that the Kelowna man never had the legal authority to build the dock in the first place.Dec 19, 2019
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Ontario student groups hope ruling restores funds to campus organizationsAn Ontario Divisional Court ruling Thursday struck down a directive making some post-secondary student fees optional.PoliticsNov 22, 2019
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Man who says he held cellphone for 10 seconds, using it for navigation, fined $275In a September ruling, Brenton Klause was found guilty of using an electronic device while driving through the Central Okanagan.CanadaOct 31, 2019
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B.C. judge rules having phone wedged in the car seat is not ‘distracted driving’Crown and defence ultimately agreed the "mere presence of a cell phone within sight of a driver is not enough to secure a conviction."TrafficMar 20, 2019
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Nova Scotia considering ruling on duty to consult Mi’kmaq in mill case:premierPremier Stephen McNeil told reporters today his government is examining the ruling by Justice Timothy Gabriel and would "have more to say" on the matter.EnvironmentDec 4, 2018
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