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Canada's First Person Of Colour Named For Supreme Court Has Indian Roots
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday nominated the first person of color to the top court in Canada, a country in which nearly one in four people identify as a minority.
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Canada Extradites Two To India Over Dishonour Killing
Canada's Supreme Court on Friday ruled that two of its citizens can be extradited to India for their alleged role in a dishonour killing 17 years ago.
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Google Must Block Some Search Results Globally, Rules Canada's Top Court
Canadian courts can force Internet search leader Google to remove results worldwide, the country's top court ruled on Wednesday.
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Sikh Woman Palbinder Kaur Shergill Becomes First Turbaned Supreme Court Judge In Canada
Prior to her appointment as a judge at the Supreme Court of British Columbia in New Westminster, Parbinder Kaur Shergill practised as a lawyer and mediator with her law firm, Shergill & Company, Trial Lawyers.
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Non-Canadians Not Eligible For Assisted Suicide
Canada's new assisted suicide law to be announced on Thursday will exclude non-Canadians, which means Americans won't be able to travel to Canada to die.
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Canada's Supreme Court Greenlights Assisted Suicide
The Supreme Court of Canada decided on Friday to allow doctor-assisted suicide across the country under certain circumstances, while giving the government more time to pass a law governing the practice.
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Indo-Canadian Singer's Associate Gets Jail Term for Drug Smuggling
An associate of India-born Punjabi singer K.S. Makhan was sentenced to six years in jail for attempting to smuggle heroin into Canada from India, a media report said.
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UN Panel to Review Central Africa Child Sex Abuse Claims
A former Supreme Court justice of Canada will lead a review of how the United Nations handled allegations that French and African troops sexually abused children in the Central African Republic, the UN announced Monday.
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Court Ruling Makes Canada Latest to Allow Doctor-Assisted Suicide
The Supreme Court of Canada overturned a ban on physician-assisted suicide today, unanimously reversing a decision it made in 1993 and putting Canada in the company of a handful of Western countries where the practice will be legal.
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US Supreme Court Agrees to Take up Gay Marriage Issue
Greg Bourke and Michel DeLeon have lived together for 32 years and were married in Canada more than a decade ago, but back home in Kentucky, something is missing.
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Police in Canada Can Examine Cellphones Without Warrant
A majority of the judges agreed that cellphones were like personal computers now, but said a warrant was not necessary in the case.
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Canada's First Person Of Colour Named For Supreme Court Has Indian Roots
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday nominated the first person of color to the top court in Canada, a country in which nearly one in four people identify as a minority.
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Canada Extradites Two To India Over Dishonour Killing
Canada's Supreme Court on Friday ruled that two of its citizens can be extradited to India for their alleged role in a dishonour killing 17 years ago.
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Google Must Block Some Search Results Globally, Rules Canada's Top Court
Canadian courts can force Internet search leader Google to remove results worldwide, the country's top court ruled on Wednesday.
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Sikh Woman Palbinder Kaur Shergill Becomes First Turbaned Supreme Court Judge In Canada
Prior to her appointment as a judge at the Supreme Court of British Columbia in New Westminster, Parbinder Kaur Shergill practised as a lawyer and mediator with her law firm, Shergill & Company, Trial Lawyers.
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Non-Canadians Not Eligible For Assisted Suicide
Canada's new assisted suicide law to be announced on Thursday will exclude non-Canadians, which means Americans won't be able to travel to Canada to die.
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Canada's Supreme Court Greenlights Assisted Suicide
The Supreme Court of Canada decided on Friday to allow doctor-assisted suicide across the country under certain circumstances, while giving the government more time to pass a law governing the practice.
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Indo-Canadian Singer's Associate Gets Jail Term for Drug Smuggling
An associate of India-born Punjabi singer K.S. Makhan was sentenced to six years in jail for attempting to smuggle heroin into Canada from India, a media report said.
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UN Panel to Review Central Africa Child Sex Abuse Claims
A former Supreme Court justice of Canada will lead a review of how the United Nations handled allegations that French and African troops sexually abused children in the Central African Republic, the UN announced Monday.
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Court Ruling Makes Canada Latest to Allow Doctor-Assisted Suicide
The Supreme Court of Canada overturned a ban on physician-assisted suicide today, unanimously reversing a decision it made in 1993 and putting Canada in the company of a handful of Western countries where the practice will be legal.
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US Supreme Court Agrees to Take up Gay Marriage Issue
Greg Bourke and Michel DeLeon have lived together for 32 years and were married in Canada more than a decade ago, but back home in Kentucky, something is missing.
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Police in Canada Can Examine Cellphones Without Warrant
A majority of the judges agreed that cellphones were like personal computers now, but said a warrant was not necessary in the case.
