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The Federal Court held that the Justice Department did not reasonably exercise its discretion under s. 14 of the Access to Information Act and sent the matter back for redetermination.
The Supreme Court upheld an ex parte production order requiring Vice Media to disclose journalist-source message screenshots in a terrorism investigation.
The court held that British Columbia’s third-party election advertising registration rule infringed s. 2(b) but was justified under s. 1 and remained valid.
La Cour suprême confirme des règles limitant la captation d’images et la diffusion d’enregistrements dans les palais de justice, malgré l’atteinte à la liberté d’expression.
The display and the storage (as regulated) of tobacco products in a retail store constitute expressive activity protected by s.2(b) of the Charter because they convey or attempt to convey meaning about products and brands; s.9AA(1) and s.9AA(2) of the Tobacco Access Act and s.3A of the Regulations have the purpose and effect of restricting that expression and therefore infringe s.2(b); the defendants established infringement on the balance of probabilities.
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The Court of Appeal held it was not plain and obvious the Charter claim must fail, set aside the strike-out order, and remitted joinder issues to the trial court.
La Corte de Apelación de Columbia Británica anuló una orden de costas avanzadas a favor de Little Sisters por aplicar erróneamente el criterio de Okanagan Indian Band.
The court dismissed the judicial review as moot after Doug Collins’s death, holding that Betty Collins could not continue his personal Charter challenge and no exception applied.
La Cour autorise seulement un enregistrement limité des plaidoiries finales et des directives du juge, mais refuse de filmer les accusés et les témoins de la défense.
The Supreme Court of Canada allowed the appeal in a media-search warrant case, holding the warrant was valid in the circumstances despite no affidavit disclosure of alternative sources.
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