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Legislative provisions require importer pay duties assessed before it can appeal

Applicants argued Bill 104 breached their rights under ss. 2(b) and 15 of the Charter

The law capping reimbursement of expert fees from a motor vehicle accident has been deemed unconstitutional. The B.C. government says it intends to appeal.

In the face of what the federal government calls an unprecedented biodiversity crisis, Canada is wor...

GhanaFest Toronto, with the motto; Strength In Unity recently celebrated Canada Day, that is Canada In Accra, donating some items to Klicks Africa Foundation. The foundation visions to anticipate young adults with Autism and other intellectual abilities strive to reach their full potentials. The event took place at Mövenpick Ambassador…

Today we celebrate our great neighbors to the North, Canada, one a very special day for them. Today is Canada Day.

In July, the big holiday is Independence Day on July 4. This is the day in 1776 that the 13 colonies declared their independence from the British Empire. This didn’t

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A new legal challenge in the form of a request for a judicial review has been filed against Quebecs newly passed language law Bill 96 regarding its requirement to translate

Quebecs controversial French language law is facing its second legal challenge.