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archive for July, 2009
Stampede
by Shaunna
Mireau
July 9th, 2009
I am in the lovely City of Calgary today celebrating Stampede, well, working AND celebrating. My office mates are wearing hats and boots and western dress. I crossed a street… [more]
A working paper on the digitization of Canadian parliamentary publications was produced in the spring and posted recently to the Parliamentary Internet site:
The aim of the Working Paper (begun… [more]
Yahoo Search Pad
by Simon
Fodden
July 9th, 2009
Yahoo Search has just launched a notepad that's aimed at helping you do research on the web. It is, in effect, a replacement for the Notebook that Google killed a… [more]
Frustrated consumers and lawyers alike often threaten to take complaints to the press in an attempt to get satisfaction for an alleged wrong. After all, the "headline risk" of being… [more]
From Eagan to Delhi
by Simon
Chester
July 8th, 2009
The venture capital press have announced that
Thomson Reuters, the leading financial news and business information company, has acquired Indlaw Communications Pvt. Ltd., a Delhi-based legal information company, for an… [more]
Happy Birthday Slaw
by Simon
Fodden
July 8th, 2009
We're four years old today. Since July 8, 2005, there have been 4,457 posts on which you've made 5,869 comments. Over 100 writers have contributed to our enterprise. And we've… [more]
For a limited time, ABA Publishing is offering a special 20% discount on all ABA titles. Do your shopping before July 24, 2009 as this offer expires on that date.… [more]
Lexicons / Lexiques
by Simon
Fodden
July 8th, 2009
Earlier in the week e-discovery diva and twitterer Peg Duncan sent out a request for "an 'official' French translation for 'redaction'…" (She'd come up with épuration, caviardage and expurgation… [more] thus
A rant / proposal on Canadian legal journal indexes:
As many SLAW readers will know, there are two main products that index Canadian legal journal literature:
- the Index to… [more]
LexPublica… Maybe
by Simon
Fodden
July 8th, 2009
A small Canadian legal venture announced itself recently, going public in its very early stages. LexPublica, using the .ca domain so that the URL is lexpubli.ca, aims to be both… [more]
Should There Be a Law?
by Simon
Fodden
July 7th, 2009
…against shaving your head with both hands as you drive?
Ontario Ombudsman André Marin caught this guy on his iPhone in a video (guess who's got a new 3GS) shaving… [more]
Last Friday, July 3rd, the Law Commission of Ontario released our first consultation paper in our project to develop a coherent approach to the law as it affects persons with… [more]
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Available online today are four new chapters of the publication Women in Canada: A Gender-based Statistical Report, which explores the socio-demographic and economic circumstances of Canadian women in general.
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The bill amends the Constitution Act, 1867 by readjusting the number of members and the representation of the provinces in the House of Commons.
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Blueseed plans to buy a ship and turn it into a floating incubator anchored in international waters off the coast of California.
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Under Prime Minister Stephen Harper, the flow of information out of Ottawa has slowed to a trickle.
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"…the IPC has exclusive jurisdiction to decide whether a record is in the custody or control of a university in the context of an access request…"
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These summaries of selected recent cases are provided each week to Slaw by Maritime Law Book. More information.
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Aliens - Exclusion and expulsion - Power to detain and deport - Minister’s certificate - Review - Evidence
In 2002, Harkat was detained pursuant to a ministerial security certificate issued under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) as a person inadmissible to Canada on grounds ...
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Contracts - Formation of contract - Signing - Electronic signature
The plaintiff expressed an interest in purchasing the defendant’s (vendor’s) condo. The parties agreed to carry on their discussions through e-mail. Following an exchange of e-mails, the plaintiff claimed that the defendant was contractually bound to ...
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Barristers and Solicitors - Relationship with client - Confidential communications - General
The petitioner was a Receiver appointed in March 2009 by a California court over the assets of GJB Enterprises Inc. (a “Ponzi scheme”) and its principals, the Berkes (the GJB parties). The court ordered ...
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Practice - Costs - Funding before judgment - When interim or advance costs available
The plaintiffs were “direct to home” satellite based subscription program providers. Rex and other defendants offered “grey market” services to Canadian residents to facilitate the unauthorized reception in Canada of the plaintiffs’ ...
This is a listing of a few upcoming events in Canada of interest to lawyers, law students, legal librarians, and others involved in the practice of law.
Clicking on any event in the list below will give you access to more information and to links allowing you to see the full entry and to add the event to your own calendar.
Click this link for a fuller version of the TalkLaw/ParLoi calendar of events and for instructions as to how to add events and calendars to your own calendar.
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