Lawyers raise concerns about N.L. consultant’s possible bias
Parent company’s profits from insurance industry could skew reports, PUB told
Questions about the independence of the consultant hired by the Public Utilities Board (PUB) to assess the...
read moreHRM employee takes Human Rights Commission to court over bullying complaint
Lynn Matheson claims she developed a mental illness due to a 'toxic' work environment
A Halifax Regional Municipality employee who claimed she was bullied into depression at work, is taking...
CBC Investigates / Mom of terminally ill boy fights order to repay $31K in social assistance
Samantha Monaghan to battle Nova Scotia government in court after it said she had unreported income
he Nova Scotia mother of a terminally ill boy is taking her fight with the Department of...
CNIB faces legal challenge by ex-kiosk operator accused of mishandling money
CNIB, the national registered charity for the visually impaired, is again facing a legal fight with a former lottery kiosk operator who says he's been wrongly terminated and accused of mismanaging...
read moreFredericton, RCMP sued by fired Fredericton police officer
Allegations against police force include negligence, extortion, perjury and false imprisonment
Former Fredericton police officer Jeff Smiley and his common-law wife Kim Burnett have made a...
N.B. attorney general proposes litigants pay jury costs in some cases
People involved in certain civil lawsuits in New Brunswick could be ordered to pay the jury costs in trials under changes proposed by Attorney General Serge Rousselle.
Under the proposed...
Cyberbullying law ruled void in Nova Scotia
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read moreNova Scotia judge reserves decision as cyberbullying legal battle wraps up
An anti-cyberbullying law drafted in response to the Rehtaeh Parsons case was defended Thursday as necessary to fill in significant gaps in the criminal law.
Nova Scotia’s Cyber-...
Rehtaeh Parsons’ Death Inspired a Cyberbullying Law in Canada — But Does It Hurt Free Speech?
A Canadian lawyer has launched a constitutional challenge of an anti-online harassment law, arguing its definition of "cyberbullying" is too expansive and infringes on free expression.
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Christopher Phillips didn't have key bomb-making items: expert
Phillips's lawyer says police should have let the public know the risk was low before ordering evacuation
Key evidence has been released in the case of a Halifax man accused of stockpiling...
CNIB withdraws claim against another lotto kiosk operator
'They are very, very happy with the outcome,' says lawyer
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind has withdrawn its claim against another former lottery kiosk operator it was accusing...
Christopher Phillips email describes uses for osmium tetroxide
CBC News has obtained the document at the centre of the case against Christopher Phillips, the Nova Scotia man arrested at an Ottawa hotel earlier this year: an email he sent to a friend...
read moreDartmouth man sues MRI clinic over punctured lung
A Dartmouth man is suing a private MRI clinic and its owner after he says his lung was punctured during a procedure on his shoulder.
Justin Bradley went to see Dr. George Murphy at...
N.S. Liquor Corp. to appeal human rights decision
Pearl Kelly’s government employer hopes to nullify last month’s human-rights decision in her favour with a challenge at this province’s highest court.
Grounds of appeal — almost a dozen...
MLA Sterling Belliveau unhappy with satellite courthouse closures
7 of Nova Scotia's 12 satellite courthouses will be closing
Over the next six months, seven of the province's 12 satellite courthouses will be closing.
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Human rights board agrees woman faced discrimination
NEW GLASHOW - A decision by an independent human rights board of inquiry has found that a former employee of the Nova Scotia Liquor Commission (NSLC) who worked in Pictou County was discriminated...
read moreSexual assaults on planes becoming more common, expert says
Aviation legal expert says individuals can be charged with sexual assault in the city where the plane lands.
Sexual assault reports on airplanes are becoming more common even though...
Man charged in Halifax chemicals case to face judge-only trial in June
HALIFAX -- A man who was arrested after police found chemicals in a shed and cottage in Halifax will stand trial in June.
Christopher Phillips pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of...
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