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- New Ontario Accessibility Laws Take Effect January 1 - Mondaq News Alerts (registration)
- Alberta's English-only laws are constitutional: Supreme Court of Canada - Edmonton Sun
- LCBOs best place to sell legal pot: Union - Toronto Sun
- In Valeant case, Ontario judge opens the door for third-party funders to invest in lawsuits
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