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Immigration minister fired
But only the first step towards a full inquiry into why the Ministry of Immigration broke the law for so long. Ramasjang faces balancing act of providing content that will be interesting to ten-year-o... Artist group hopes their eye-grabbing posters
Updated: 03/08/2011 03:40A
The Thomas Affair: Constitution dictates governance and not religion
People even raised fingers on the decision of BJP to boycott oath ceremony of P. J Thomas saying since Thomas is Christian, so BJP is not able to digest it. The Church also raised an inside campaign to support Thomas. P. J Thomas is 1973 batch IAS
Updated: 03/08/2011 03:38A
Rabindranauth loses bid for new trial; will be sentenced Friday
The jury took about an hour and half to return its verdict, but Rabindranauth's attorney, Matthew DiVito, argued Monday that Judge Juliette Crawford had improperly instructed its members before they began deliberations. Before juries begin to discuss a
Updated: 03/08/2011 03:36A
TV studio gives Sheen the boot
Actor Charlie Sheen may respond to his firing from the TV show Two and a Half Men with a lawsuit againstChuck Lorre and Warner Bros. - Troubled actor Charlie Sheen was fired Monday from the hit TV series Two and a Half Men after slamming its producers
Updated: 03/08/2011 03:36A
Get-tough bill may backfire
Canada's child advocates urged the federal government Monday to back off proposed changes to the youth criminal justice law. The Canadian Council of Child and Youth Advocates warn that Bill C-4 risks taking the justice system back by putting more
Updated: 03/08/2011 03:35A
Court date for lawsuit against Bertuzzi approaching
The Ontario courts have yet to hear Moore's $20-million lawsuit launched against Bertuzzi and Orca Bay Ltd., the company that then owned the Canucks, Bertuzzi's former team. Bertuzzi, in turn, is countersuing his former coach, Marc Crawford,
Updated: 03/08/2011 03:35A
Judge 'arrested' as British Constitution Group storms court
About 600 members of the anti-establishment British Constitution Group gathered at the building as one of their prominent voices, Roger Hayes, faced a bankruptcy hearing for non-payment of council tax. In chaotic scenes, police rescued judge Michael
Updated: 03/08/2011 03:35A
Locking up more kids not answer, child advocate tells government
Canada's child advocates urged the federal government Monday to back off proposed changes to the youth criminal justice law. The Canadian Council of Child and Youth Advocates warn that Bill C-4 risks taking the justice system backward by putting more
Updated: 03/08/2011 03:35A
Tamil migrant with ties to rebel Tigers ordered released
The Immigration and Refugee Board ordered the release of a Tamil migrant Monday, just days after he was cleared of being a security threat to Canada. The man's lawyer said the ruling raises
Updated: 03/08/2011 03:35A
Lawsuit launched for woman held in solitary 23 hours a day, months on end
On Friday, the BCCLA filed a lawsuit on behalf of 24-year-old BobbyLee Worm, whose world, since she was imprisoned in 2006 for offences including robbery, has often consisted of a cell measuring 10 by eight feet. The BCCLA says Worm is suffering cruel
Updated: 03/08/2011 03:35A
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