They don't address the most important part: you can't obtain this order in other jurisdictions. Of course in exactly these liberal jurisdictions it is also exce

They don't address the most important part: you can't obtain this order in other jurisdictions. Of course in exactly these liberal jurisdictions it is also exceedingly unlikely Google would be in violation for removing something. They also of course don't address the most most important part, which is that a Canadian court ruling on something that is no longer even happening in Canada (since that is where Google already removed the results) has very dubious jurisdiction. This must be about the only good part of treaties like CETA, it gives Google the ability to sue Canada for this nonsense in a court that can't even spell "product relabeling".