MONTREAL — A "devastating" court decision in Quebec against three major Canadian tobacco companies could provide a boost to provinces seeking to recoup health-care costs from tobacco companies.
After a three-week hiatus, the trial resumed Monday with a minor victory for the Duffy team. Justice Charles Vaillancourt ruled that a Senate committee report could be entered into evidence.
A video showing the exchange last week, along with angry shouts from children still on the Edmonton bus, was recorded by a student and released by Global News on the weekend.
RCMP were called to the scene off Fraser Highway near Baselines Pub on 203rd Street just after 7 p.m. Monday.
The agency says these imports must be tested after samples of organic feed corn were found to have up to 20 times the permitted levels of aflatoxins.
Canadians locked into three-year wireless contracts will find themselves with extra freedom this week as new CRTC regulations kick in for mobile phone carriers.