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Citywide Smoking Ban May Drive Up Sales Of Heat-Not-Burn Devices In Tokyo (The Daily Caller)
David Sweanor, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, talks about heat-not-burn alternatives to cigarettes.

Drug patents could be Canada's special weapon in U.S. trade dispute (CBC News)
Amir Attaran, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, and Faculty of Medicine, explains how drug patents could be Canada's special weapon in U.S. trade dispute.

Advocacy group calls for tracking software for MPs (News 1130)
Duff Conacher, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, thinks a registry should be set up to easily search our MP to see where they've been and how they voted.

Political will key to smoking cessation--experts (Journal Online PH)
David Sweanor, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, talks about the impact of policy on tobacco cessation.

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A Majority Of Adult Smokers Now Believe Vaping Is More Hazardous To Their Health Than Cigarettes (The Daily Caller)
Experts back e-cigarettes (Manila Standard Today)

Un Nord ontarien nommé à la Chaire de recherche sur la francophonie canadienne  (Radio-Canada)
François Larocque a été nommé titulaire de la Chaire de recherche sur la francophonie canadienne en droits et enjeux linguistiques, créée par l’Université d’Ottawa.

Steelmakers seek new safeguards from Ottawa in face of 'unprecedented threat' (National Post)
Debra Steger, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, comments on U.S. tariffs.

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Ottawa appointing more female judges, but bench still short of gender parity (The Globe and Mail)
Rosemary Cairns Way, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, comments on the appointment rate of women judges in Ottawa.

Canadian government’s plans to study digital age ‘better late than never,’ expert says (Toronto Star)
Teresa Scassa, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, discusses Canada's data strategy.

Canada's wireless sector has a competition problem (British Politics and Policy at LSE)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, disagrees with a report by the Montreal Economic Institute concerning Canada's wireless sector.

Calgary lawyer's reported cross-examination based on 'rape myths' draws criticism (The Star Calgary)
Blair Crew, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, explains that a judge has the power to shut down or not permit questions that are based on stereotype or mythical lines of thinking.

Chris Selley: Marijuana legalization is a solid win for sensible government policy (National Post)
This article mentions Steven Hoffman's comment last year, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, about the legalization of cannabis.

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Nova Scotia MPs well whipped (Halifax Chronicle-Herald)
Duff Conacher, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, talks about the rewards of MP's toeing the party line.

Let's ensure our border remains a beacon of hope (The Globe and Mail)
Allan Rock, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, shares his thoughts on asylum-seekers crossing Canadian borders.

Can international law help Myanmar's Rohingya people (RFI)
John Packer, Faculty of Law, believes that there are better alternatives, like the International Court of Justice and the United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide adopted by the UN State members in 1948.

Time for int’l community to come forward for Rohingyas (Prothom Alo Bangladesh)
John Packer, Director of the Human Rights Research and Education Centre, comments that what is happening to the Rohingyas is a well orchestrated violation of human rights for which the Myanmar government is responsible.

Doug Ford and the Ontario PCs have their victory but it will not be easy to govern an angry democracy (Toronto Star)
Penny Collenette, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, writes about Doug Ford and the Ontario PCs' victory.

National reach of San Francisco tobacco flavorings ban questioned (Winston-Salem Journal)
David Sweanor, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, comments on San Francisco's ban on tobacco flavorings.

Why pharmaceuticals could be the prescription for trade warfare that truly hurts America (Maclean’s)
Amir Attaran, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, and Faculty of Medicine, shares his thoughts on the importance of pharmaceutical patents during this trade war.

U.S. sales remain stable for BAT; Heated cigarette sales slow in Japan (Winston-Salem Journal)
David Sweanor, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, talks about Japan's tobacco market.

Canada's Music Industry Proposes a $3.50 'Copying Tax' on Every Smartphone (Digital Music News)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, comments on Canada's Music Industry proposing a $3.50 'copying tax' on every smartphone.

From EpiPens to antibiotics, report finds Canada's drug shortages could be getting worse (CBC News)
Amir Attaran, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, and Faculty of Medicine, talks about Canada's drug shortages.

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A CRTC focused on the public interest? (Policy Options IRPP)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, explains that lobbying of the CRTC by Bell Canada has exponentially increased.

The Largest Tobacco Company In The World Is Betting Their Future On High-Tech Alternatives To Cigarettes (The Daily Caller )
David Sweanor, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, talks about cigarette alternatives and their success in Japanese and European markets.

Should Trudeau expropriate pharmaceutical patents in trade war with Trump? (The Council of Canadians)
Amir Attaran, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, and Faculty of Medicine, comments on the escalating trade war with the Trump administration over NAFTA.

Canada To Introduce New Digital Tax Rules? (Pearse-trust - Home)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, talks about new tax rules targeting digital business models.

CRTC wants internet providers, Netflix to contribute to Canadian content (National Post)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, comments on the CRTC's recommended legislation that requires contributions from any audio or video service provider.

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Online music and video services should pay to create Canadian content: CRTC (CBC News)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, is mentioned for his tweet regarding the CRTC.

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Ottawa common law dean wants to be an institution builder (The Lawyer's Daily)
This article features Adam Dodek, Faculty of Law, Dean of the Common Law Section.

CRTC: la vidéo sur Internet, services de musique doivent payer jusqu'à enregistrer le contenu Canadien (Le Victoria Droit)
L'article mentionne une déclaration sur Twitter de Michael Geist, Faculté de droit, Section de common law, concernant la CRTC.

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CRTC: Streaming services need to pay up to save CanCon (BNN Bloomberg)

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'Fundamentally flawed': Advocacy groups push back on CRTC's broadcast report (Mobile Syrup)
This article mentions Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, for his views on the CRTC's broadcast report.

Doug Ford's fight against a federal carbon tax likely doomed, experts say (National Observer)
Nathalie Chalifour, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, comments on Doug Ford's fight against a federal carbon tax.

When friends decide to co-parent: A look at the modern family (United Church Observer)
Natasha Bakht, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, shares her experience of co-parenting with her friend.

Qu'est-ce qu'une ville intelligente? (Radio-Canada)
Teresa Scassa, Faculté de droit, Section de common law, discute des villes intelligentes.

Targeted killings of Canadian ISIS members cloaked in secrecy, but officials discussed issue (Global News)
Craig Forcese, Faculty of Law, comments on the U.S.-led coalition airstrikes killing Canadians joining ISIS.

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Federal panel to review broadcasting rules for the internet era (Toronto Star)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, comments on the federal review into Canada’s broadcasting and telecommunications laws.

Un groupe d'experts créé pour revoir les lois sur les télécommunications (Écouter la vidéo) (Radio-Canada)
Michael Geist, Faculté de droit, Section de common law, a écrit un blogue que « le gouvernement devra prendre position sur la taxation de l'internet et la réglementation ».

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Liberals set to ask expert panel for ways to regulate online streaming services (Windsor Star)

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Liberals set to ask expert panel to look at ways to regulate online streaming services (Atin Ito)

Tories to push House to 'strongly condemn' Hamas over Gaza violence (iPolitics)
Elizabeth Dubois, Faculty of Arts, and Michael Pal, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, are expected to take part in a panel discussion on the "threat to Canadian democracy" posed by "cyber attacks."

Started in childhood, Lynn Jones' Black history archive now draws researchers from across Canada (Toronto Star)
Constance Backhouse, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, is examining the history of racism in Nova Scotia and in Halifax with a collection of documentation on Black history, civil-rights struggles and social justice.

Liberal Nathalie Des Rosiers re-elected in Ottawa-Vanier (CBC News)
Liberal Nathalie Des Rosiers, formerly from the Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, has been re-elected in the riding of Ottawa - Vanier.

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Ottawa voters turf Naqvi, Chiarelli in Ontario election (Global News)

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Nathalie Des Rosiers staves off NDP push to recapture Ottawa-Vanier (Ottawa Citizen)

MP Kent Hehr defends withholding of report on sex harassment allegations due to 'legitimate privacy concerns' (CBC News)
Duff Conacher, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, comments on the issue of MP Kent Hehr withholding a report on sex harassment allegations.

Story continues below advertisement (The Globe and Mail)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, writes about the CRTC’s fundamental mistake in broadcasting.

The CRTC is wrong to regard the internet as just another broadcaster (Globe Advisor)
Michael Geist, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, writes about the CRTC being wrong to regard the internet as just another broadcaster.

10 choses à savoir vendredi (Les Affaires)
Michael Geist, Faculté de droit, Section de common law, discute de la Taxe Netflix, un enjeu incontournable des élections fédérales 2019.

Government of Canada launches review of Telecommunications and Broadcasting Acts (Global Banking and Finance Review)
Marina Pavlovic, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, is on a panel reviewing the Broadcasting Act and the Telecommunications Act.