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• Airbnb wins Vancouver privacy ruling

  Vancouver housing activist Rohana Rezel has had a beef with Airbnb and the City of Vancouver for years, and a B.C. Supreme Court ruling this week means there's no end in sight.

  Economy

  Jul 6, 2023
  
• Quebec’s human rights commission drops nearly 200 cases after Supreme Court decision

  Last year's Supreme Court of Canada decision in favour of a controversial Quebec comedian forced the province's human rights commission to close 194 discrimination cases.

  Canada

  Dec 4, 2022
  
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• Outrage over decision to end U.S. rights to abortion fuels protests in Canada

  Experts say such rights can't be threatened the same way in Canada as abortion is a legal medical procedure, but they fear the U.S. decision will fuel the rise of pro-life groups.

  Canada

  Jun 26, 2022
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• New rules for Manitoba court cases involving vaccination and children

  The increased push for people to be vaccinated against COVID-19 has found some children of divorced parents caught in the crossfire of a courtroom case.

  Health

  Feb 8, 2022
• Winnipeg’s Fire Paramedic chief apologizes one week after arbitrator ruling

  Winnipeg's Fire Paramedic chief has apologized for any damage his actions may have caused to members of the city's paramedics union

  Mar 8, 2018
• Vancouver kindergarten intake draws delayed pending outcome of talks between province and BCTF

  The Vancouver School Board (VSB) is delaying kindergarten intake draws as it waits for direction from the provincial government about the outcome of talks regarding the Supreme Court of Canada decision to restore class size and composition language.

  Mar 2, 2017
• BC designated driver injured in crash wins 10-year battle against ICBC

  A designated driver is celebrating a victory a decade after she was badly injured in a crash.

  Economy

  Apr 22, 2016
• Mike Duffy to learn his fate today in Senate expense scandal

  A judge will issue a long-awaited ruling today on more than two dozen criminal charges against Sen. Mike Duffy.

  Canada

  Apr 21, 2016
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• Push for action in the Okanagan after tribunal ruling

  Tuesday’s Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling on First Nations child and family services is getting a positive reaction here in the Okanagan...

  Jan 27, 2016
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• Transgender athletes can take part in Olympics without surgery, IOC ruling

  The IOC ruled that transgender athletes should be allowed to compete in the Games without undergoing sex reassignment surgery.

  Sports

  Jan 26, 2016