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Timber company claims $698K owed for work on West Kelowna city hall projectA timber company working on the overdue and over-budget West Kelowna city hall project has filed a civil suit, claiming they're owed hundreds of thousands of dollars on the projectCanadaNov 23
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New lawsuit alleges abuse by convicted offender Graham James, says Manitoba school division knewA new lawsuit against convicted sex offender Graham James and the St. James-Assiniboia School Division was filed on Nov. 7, shedding light on new allegations.CrimeNov 15
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Tickets on sale for 55th edition of Winnipeg’s Festival du VoyageurTickets are on sale as Festival du Voyageur gears up for the 55th edition of its annual winter festival in Winnipeg, slated for next February.CanadaNov 9
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Winnipeg woman sues Tim Hortons alleging cream in tea led to hospitalizationA Winnipeg woman is suing Tim Hortons alleging a staff mistake that added cream instead of almond milk to her tea led to a severe allergic reaction.TrendingNov 7
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Panera sued over ‘Charged Lemonade’ energy drink after college student diesSarah Katz had lived with a heart condition since she was five. After drinking a 'Charged Lemonade' at Panera Bread, she went into cardiac arrest, a lawsuit claims.U.S. NewsOct 24
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RCMP dispute photojournalist’s account of arrest near B.C. pipeline routeThe RCMP say a photojournalist who is suing the force was not exempt from complying with a court injunction while reporting on protests over the Coastal GasLink pipeline that's nearing completion in northern B.C.CrimeOct 12
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Escaped cows trample Nova Scotia couple’s lawn, court action ensues over landscapingA small claims court has awarded $1,776 to a Truro-area couple after their lawn was trampled by their neighbour's wandering cows on multiple occasions.CannabisSep 29
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Court arguments begin over injunction for Saskatchewan’s school pronoun policyLawyers representing UR Pride said the policy violates two sections of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, including equality rights and the right to security of the person.CanadaSep 19
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B.C. man says RCMP officers entered his home unlawfully over traffic violation ticketKirk Forbes said the two Coquitlam RCMP officers told him they were serving him with a traffic violation ticket from 2021, which happened in Pemberton.CrimeSep 11
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Google tentatively settles with all U.S. states over alleged app store monopolyTerms of the temporary pact bar the parties from disclosing its details for now, according to the Utah attorney general's office, a lead plaintiff in the bipartisan group.U.S. NewsSep 6
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