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What we’re watching, Nov 15: Quebec considering using notwithstanding clause to force doctors to stay in province

What we’re watching, Nov 15: Quebec considering using notwithstanding clause to force doctors to stay in province

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In a very interesting development, the Legault government in Quebec has recently come out saying that they're prepared to use the constitution's notwithstanding clause (s.33) to force doctors trained in Quebec to work in the province's healthcare system. They're framing it as a type of "reimbursement" to the government, where…

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What we’re watching, Nov 8: Class action over COVID-19 will proceed

What we’re watching, Nov 8: Class action over COVID-19 will proceed

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A class action lawsuit will proceed on behalf of Alberta businesses who suffered losses due to unauthorized COVID-19 restrictions, ruled a Calgary judge this week. Read the full story in the Calgary Herald. And check out some other stories we've been following this week too: Opinion: Better balance needed between…

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CCF appearing today and tomorrow in appeal over constitutionality of Canada’s voting system

CCF appearing today and tomorrow in appeal over constitutionality of Canada’s voting system

TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is appearing on November 5 and 6 as an intervener in a case challenging the constitutionality of Canada’s first-past-the-post voting system. The CCF will be arguing that the system is constitutional. You can read the CCF’s intervener factum here.First-past-the-post voting (FPTP) is Canada’s electoral…

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