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Liberals use budget bill to fix Charter violation in their own election misinformation law

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OTTAWA The Liberal government is attempting to fix its own law against publishing false information about a political figure to influence an election after an Ontario judge ruled it violated the Charter’s right to free expression.
Canada has had an election misinformation law for many decades, but until recently it required that a person “knowingly” make or publish a false statement about a political figure with the intention of affecting an election result.
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5 things in the Trudeau government's budget that have nothing to do with spending

5 things in the Trudeau government s budget that have nothing to do with spending
Despite the Liberal Party s 2015 promise not to table omnibus budgets, Monday s budget contains several potentially controversial provisions that have little or nothing to do with government spending or the economy.
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Law prohibiting election misinformation struck down

Law prohibiting election misinformation struck down
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Toronto church loses interim injunction over religious gatherings under COVID-19 lockdown

Toronto church loses interim injunction over religious gatherings under COVID-19 lockdown
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Last Updated Dec 19, 2020 at 12:27 pm EDT
The pastor of Toronto church challenging provincial orders that limit gatherings for religious services as unconstitutional says a decision Friday to deny an interim injunction is a “partial victory and a partial loss.”
Pastor Peter Youngren of the Toronto International Celebration Church filed an application earlier this month, arguing the provincial order limiting in-person services to no more than 10 people violates religious freedoms and does not represent a tailored response to the current COVID-19 crisis.
Youngren said he is not a COVID-19 denier but pointed out limiting his 1,100 seat auditorium to a maximum attendance of 10 “doesn’t seem equitable” when non-essential businesses are entitled to operate at 50 per cent capacity. ....

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