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- Quebec bill calls animals ‘sentient beings’ and includes jail time for cruelty
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- Ontario cracking down on inappropriate use of police information
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- Duffy trial lawyers squabble over confidential report - Toronto Sun
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- Garth Drabinsky’s OSC hearing set for January
- You’d rather go after the Godfather: Judges admonishes Toronto for targeting Uber instead of its drivers
- Life without parole bill not likely to pass before election, MacKay says
- Tobacco firms ordered to pay Quebec smokers $15B in damages
- Warring parties in Robin Williams estate case make progress, with mediator’s help
- US Supreme Court says intent matters in Facebook threat case
- SCOTUS rules for hijab-wearing teen who sued Abercrombie for refusing to hire her
- Legal clinics plan to expand efforts to get justice for Ontario’s most vulnerable workers
- Lawyers fight ‘archaic’ ban on no-win no-fee arrangements in family court | The Toronto Star
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