30 avril 2018
B.C.'s case over oil flow through province might be damaged by NDP's old anti-Trans Mountain expansion stance (National Post)
Carissima Mathen, vice-dean of the Faculty of Law, comments on B.C.'s court case over the flow of heavy oil through the province.
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Andrew Coyne: Why tax Canadian-based video, but not Netflix? (National Post)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, comments on the taxing process of Canadian-based video or music streaming services and foreign-based services, like Netflix.
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Customer battles Bell price increases in court and wins as judge calls telecom 'high handed' (CBC News)
Anthony Daimsis, Faculty of Law, comments on the Ontario case of a customer taking Bell to court and suggests that this could initiate a class-action lawsuit.
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Liberals look to election law changes after Facebook scandal (Toronto Star)
Elizabeth Dubois, Faculty of Arts, comments on the issue of political use of Facebook and other online platforms concerning the next federal election.
It's Going to the World; Giant Fines Await Companies As Tough European Privacy Regulation Looms (Financial Post)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, explains why it's easier for Europe to be tough on the internet giants.
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Elizabeth Sheehy and Isabel Grant: Canada needs national agency to review domestic homicides and violence (The Province)
Elizabeth Sheehy, Faculty of Law, writes about the national crisis of domestic violence in Canada.
What does it take to lay terrorism charges? An internal government document explains the RCMP view (Global News)
Craig Forcese, Faculty of Law, comments on the criteria of terrorist activity.
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Don't expect changes to Canadian anti-spam law in near future, lawyers say (Mobile Syrup)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, says he doesn't expect changes to the Canadian anti-spam law in the near future.
Tax Views: Taxation of cryptocurrency transactions | Vern Krishna (The Lawyer's Daily)
Vern Krishna, Faculty of Law, shares his thoughts on the taxation of cryptocurrency transactions.