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Bill C-18: Google to remove news links in Canada over online news law
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Bill 96 forces Games Workshop Black Library to stop selling to Quebec customers
(lapresse.ca)
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Source https://sustainability-prd-cdn.suncor.com/-/media/project/su...
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Suncor Energy cyberattack impacts Petro-Canada gas stations
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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"WARNING YOUR PICNIC MAY HAVE SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES It is forbidden to consume food, to feed the animals and to leave garbage in the park. Birds and animals are a risk to aviatin safety. Violators of this regulation are liable to a fine
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Soap2Day Closing Forever
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Canadian Governement Websites Attacked by Pro-Russia Group
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Here are excerpts from a Canadian Supreme Court decision explaining the reasoning in a much better way than my previous summary. Reasoning is the same. P38 The first issue is important because it governs whether the prohibition on possessio
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Just a reminder https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-crtc-sides-... Law has been modified recently https://www.canada.ca/en/radio-television-telecommunications...
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Insider says Manulife Bank didn't protect customers' private information
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It's to tackle potential defense strategies. - No harm done, just drawings... - No harm done, the person actually waiting in the motel room was of legal age. etc.
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oops... “There were exchanges of photos during conversations [online] and what the law says, when you share a photo, that it is explicit pornographic material and that you claim that it represents a person of age minor, even if it really is
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Canada police arrest ‘pedophile hunting’ group over child abuse images
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"Let’s pray they’re not connected to Wi-Fi." After getting out of the bathroom, Bob noticed he was being served a noticeable amount of ads for male enhancement.
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Ecuadorian TV presenter wounded by bomb disguised as USB stick
(theguardian.com)
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Exploit Code Maturity This metric measures the likelihood of the vulnerability being attacked, and is typically based on the current state of exploit techniques, exploit code availability, or active, 'in-the-wild' exploitation. Un
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Assessment of Canada's security posture in relation to Russia
(ourcommons.ca)
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Hive ransomware group was behind 2021 cyberattack on Newfoundland health systems
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Thanks for the amazing read.
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I follow you train of thought and I'm wondering where the loophole would be. I mean if you file on paper you don't use the My Account service. How would the agreement acceptance occur ? Maybe the TOS could be interpreted as "
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Court decision http://citoyens.soquij.qc.ca/php/decision.php?ID=B4064956004...
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Giving the finger is a ‘God-given right’, Canadian judge rules
(citoyens.soquij.qc.ca)
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You don't need a computer to file your taxes. Paper kits are provided by CRA and declarations can be submitted on paper by mail. Potential use cases being technology illiteracy, access to reliable internet connections just to name a fe
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Thankfully , the Civil Code also contains definitions for contracts So here we are dealing with an contract of adhesion (terms being imposed by CRA). Here's an interesting case that may enlighten, however it was approached as a consume
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That's where 3149 would come in. Maybe even 3150 if you have "ID theft" insurance. 3149. Québec authorities also have jurisdiction to hear an action based on a consumer contract or a contract of employment if the consumer or
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TLDR OLD https://discord.com/terms/privacy-policy-march-2022 Content you create. This includes any content that you upload to the service. (...) We generally do not store the contents of video or voice calls or channel
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Fortunately, contracts in Quebec are dependent of the Civil Code. Terms of service match the definition of a contract. I am eager to see if such practices by any level of government will pass the test of tribunals and current jurisprudence
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1.Sue CRA. 2.Win. 3.??? 4.CRA pays, taxes go up for everyone to make up for it.
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Health Canada Approves Adastra Labs to Include Cocaine Under Dealer’s License
(adastraholdings.ca)
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Canada ban : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34968694
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