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Tim Hortons Manager Offers Teen Rs 13 Lakh To Marry Her Indian Brother: "He Needs Permanent Residency"
The employee's uncle reported the incident to the Ontario Provincial Police, leading to an investigation into potential marriage fraud.
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Ex Leaks Nude Pics, Tribunal Says It's In 'Public Interest', Denies Compensation
The complainant clicked the photos and videos during business hours, with some of the media content filmed in publicly accessible areas.
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Canadian Lawyer Uses AI To Draft Fake Cases, Faces Contempt
Jisuh Lee was caught using AI when she appeared before Ontario Superior Court Judge Fred Myers last week.
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Why Migrants, Including Indians, Are Losing Work Permits In Canada
Thousands of migrants living in Canada, including Indians, are losing their work permits due to long delays in the paperwork renewal process, as growing backlogs and changing rules hinder efforts to maintain legal status.
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Explained: Why ChatGPT Maker OpenAI Has Been Sued By Canadian News Publishers
This marks the first lawsuit of its kind in Canada, although similar legal actions are already underway in the US.
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Canada Sues Google Over Online Advertising, Seeks Ad Tech Breakup
Canada's antitrust regulator is taking Google to court for alleged abuse of dominance in web advertising, adding to a mounting pile of legal challenges for the search giant.
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Binance Fined $4.4 Million in Canada for Violating Anti-Money Laundering Laws
Canada is the latest country that has taken action against crypto exchange Binance. The reason cited for the $ 4 million fine is Binance’s violation of Canada’s anti-money laundering rules while conducting its operations in 2023.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Needs Rs 2 Crore For Legal Fees. Elon Musk Responds
Dr Kulvinder Kaul Gill, a physician in Canada specialising in immunology and paediatrics, is now embroiled in a legal battle stemming from her Covid-related tweets.
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BTC ATM Installations Dramatically Sunk to Record Low in Last Six Months: CoinATMRadar
Only 94 BTC ATM machines were installed in different parts of the world between July 2022 and January 2023. The US, Australia, Canada, and Spain registered an elevated interest in Bitcoin machines. El Salvador, which legitimised Bitcoin as a legal tender in 2021, has notably lost its top spot in the BTC ATM rankings.
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In This Country, You Can Legally Have Marijuana Delivered To Your Doorstep
To make the drug available for delivery in the nation's capital, the delivery service is collaborating with the cannabis e-commerce website Leafly.
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Canada Gymnasts Break Silence On Abuses And Sport's "Toxic Culture"
Canadian gymnasts are taking legal action to denounce a "toxic" culture of physical, sexual and psychological abuse by the sport's top brass
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Saudi Who Claims Crown Prince Wants Him Killed Wins A Legal Step
A U.S. judge ordered Air Canada and Lufthansa to preserve travel records for use as evidence by a former high-level Saudi official who claims Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is trying to have him killed.
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Canada Judge Won't Allow Huawei Executive To Use HSBC Documents In US Extradition Case
A Canadian judge has denied Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou's application to add a trove of documents her legal team received from HSBC as evidence to her U.S. extradition case, the judge announced on Friday.
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Amazon Under Fire After Bikini With Karnataka Flag Colours, Emblem on Sale
Following outrage against e-commerce giant Amazon after users claimed that a bikini having colours of the Karnataka flag and emblem was available for sale on its Canada site, state's Kannada and Culture Minister Aravind Limbavali has said the government would take legal action.
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Five Countries Say China Broke Hong Kong 1997 Deal By Ousting Lawmakers
The United States, Britain, Australia, Canada and New Zealand on Wednesday accused China of violating its legally binding international commitments by ousting pro-democracy lawmakers from Hong Kong's legislature.
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Tim Hortons Manager Offers Teen Rs 13 Lakh To Marry Her Indian Brother: "He Needs Permanent Residency"
The employee's uncle reported the incident to the Ontario Provincial Police, leading to an investigation into potential marriage fraud.
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Ex Leaks Nude Pics, Tribunal Says It's In 'Public Interest', Denies Compensation
The complainant clicked the photos and videos during business hours, with some of the media content filmed in publicly accessible areas.
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Canadian Lawyer Uses AI To Draft Fake Cases, Faces Contempt
Jisuh Lee was caught using AI when she appeared before Ontario Superior Court Judge Fred Myers last week.
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Why Migrants, Including Indians, Are Losing Work Permits In Canada
Thousands of migrants living in Canada, including Indians, are losing their work permits due to long delays in the paperwork renewal process, as growing backlogs and changing rules hinder efforts to maintain legal status.
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Explained: Why ChatGPT Maker OpenAI Has Been Sued By Canadian News Publishers
This marks the first lawsuit of its kind in Canada, although similar legal actions are already underway in the US.
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Canada Sues Google Over Online Advertising, Seeks Ad Tech Breakup
Canada's antitrust regulator is taking Google to court for alleged abuse of dominance in web advertising, adding to a mounting pile of legal challenges for the search giant.
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Binance Fined $4.4 Million in Canada for Violating Anti-Money Laundering Laws
Canada is the latest country that has taken action against crypto exchange Binance. The reason cited for the $ 4 million fine is Binance’s violation of Canada’s anti-money laundering rules while conducting its operations in 2023.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Needs Rs 2 Crore For Legal Fees. Elon Musk Responds
Dr Kulvinder Kaul Gill, a physician in Canada specialising in immunology and paediatrics, is now embroiled in a legal battle stemming from her Covid-related tweets.
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BTC ATM Installations Dramatically Sunk to Record Low in Last Six Months: CoinATMRadar
Only 94 BTC ATM machines were installed in different parts of the world between July 2022 and January 2023. The US, Australia, Canada, and Spain registered an elevated interest in Bitcoin machines. El Salvador, which legitimised Bitcoin as a legal tender in 2021, has notably lost its top spot in the BTC ATM rankings.
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In This Country, You Can Legally Have Marijuana Delivered To Your Doorstep
To make the drug available for delivery in the nation's capital, the delivery service is collaborating with the cannabis e-commerce website Leafly.
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Canada Gymnasts Break Silence On Abuses And Sport's "Toxic Culture"
Canadian gymnasts are taking legal action to denounce a "toxic" culture of physical, sexual and psychological abuse by the sport's top brass
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Saudi Who Claims Crown Prince Wants Him Killed Wins A Legal Step
A U.S. judge ordered Air Canada and Lufthansa to preserve travel records for use as evidence by a former high-level Saudi official who claims Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is trying to have him killed.
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Canada Judge Won't Allow Huawei Executive To Use HSBC Documents In US Extradition Case
A Canadian judge has denied Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou's application to add a trove of documents her legal team received from HSBC as evidence to her U.S. extradition case, the judge announced on Friday.
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Amazon Under Fire After Bikini With Karnataka Flag Colours, Emblem on Sale
Following outrage against e-commerce giant Amazon after users claimed that a bikini having colours of the Karnataka flag and emblem was available for sale on its Canada site, state's Kannada and Culture Minister Aravind Limbavali has said the government would take legal action.
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Five Countries Say China Broke Hong Kong 1997 Deal By Ousting Lawmakers
The United States, Britain, Australia, Canada and New Zealand on Wednesday accused China of violating its legally binding international commitments by ousting pro-democracy lawmakers from Hong Kong's legislature.
