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Moose in the pool, gas station fuel mix-up, a possible Trump visit to Ottawa: Ten popular, non-COVID stories on CTVNewsOttawa.ca in 2020

  OTTAWA -- COVID-19 was the top story in Ottawa and across Canada this year, but other stories were popular for visitors to CTVNewsOttawa.ca Heres a look at some of the top, non-COVID related stories viewed on CTVNewsOttawa.ca in 2020.  In January, toilet paper clogged Canadas busiest highway just east of the Thousand Islands Bridge. Ontario Provincial Police say two transport trucks collided on Hwy. 401, sending rolls of toilet paper across the highway. It took crews a few hours to c...
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The Protection of the Canadian Heraldry Under the Trademarks Act

Enter your keywords The Protection of Canadian Heraldry Under the Trademarks Act Heraldic emblems that have been officially granted are protected by copyright. However, further protection against commercial misuse can also be sought under paragraph 9(1)( n.1) of the Trademarks Act. On request, the Canadian Heraldic Authority can arrange for the trademark registration. The fee, set out by the Governor in Council, is currently* $510 per emblem**, payable to ...
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Source: gg.ca

Government isn't making it easy to see where all that federal pandemic spending is going

Government isnt making it easy to see where all that federal pandemic spending is going Canadians need to be able to clearly assess what their tax dollars are paying for, who benefits, write Kevin Page, Shannon Smith and Jeffrey Bugg. Social Sharing Canadians need to be able to clearly assess what their tax dollars are paying for, who benefits Posted: Dec 11, 2020 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: December 11, 2020 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau listens to a speaker during a news conference in Ottawa o...
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