The second trial will start in much the same way as the first, with over a thousand prospective jurors called to a Saint John sports arena where the process of choosing a jury will begin. Continue reading
Sean Simmons, 31, was shot in the head in the lobby of a Halifax-area apartment building in October 2000. Continue reading
Federal ministers drafting legislation do not have a duty to consult Indigenous groups, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled Thursday. Continue reading
After a 20-year battle to overturn Quebec’s strict laws restricting the use of languages other than French on commercial signs, the Supreme Court refuses to hear the case, putting an end to the legal battle. Continue reading
TREB chief executive John DiMichele says the data can only be posted on such sites to provide residential real estate brokerage services. Continue reading
“I think we certainly need to establish some boundaries and gain a better understanding if there are any limits to what a B.C. conservation officer can and can’t do.” Continue reading
The Supreme Court of Canada says it won’t hear an appeal from the Toronto Real Estate Board, which was trying to prevent realtors from posting home sales data on password-protected webpages. Continue reading
The Supreme Court of Canada says it will announce on Thursday morning whether it will hear an appeal from the Toronto Real Estate Board that would keep TREB’s members from publishing home sales data on their password-protected sites. Continue reading
The owner of a now defunct Toronto-area restaurant chain has been jailed for 90 days for failing to comply with a government order to pay former employees wages and other money they were owed. Continue reading
Two Quebec courts previously ruled that Carleton University is entitled to roughly $500,000 it paid to George Roseme in the years between when he went missing and when his body was found. Continue reading
