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castanet.net > news > Writers-Bloc > 630621 > Wood-Foreign-influence-registry-could-burden-Canadian-businesses-and-lawyers

Wood: Foreign influence registry could burden Canadian businesses and lawyers

4+ day, 10+ hour ago   (1013+ words) Businesses across Canada have less than a month to comply with the Foreign Influence Transparency and Accountability Act, which one expert describes as still being a work in progress. The act came into effect Aug. 4 and establishes a public registry…...

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castanet.net > news > Canada > 630588 > Online-harms-now-top-threat-to-Canadian-children-new-report-says

Online harms now top threat to Canadian children, new report says

5+ day, 3+ hour ago   (144+ words) A new report says online harms now constitute the top threat facing children in Canada, ahead of bullying, poverty and child abuse. The organization Children First Canada says in its annual report this is the first time online harms have…...

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Metro Vancouver News

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (1752+ words) Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart alleges in a civil claim filed in B.C. Supreme Court that Metro Vancouver defamed him amid an independent investigation of an alleged data breach involving sensitive legal documents. Stewart filed the claim Aug. 28 through lawyer Paul Hildebrand....

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castanet.net > news > BC > 629779 > Meta-s-new-rules-for-kids-should-extend-to-Canada-B-C-attorney-general-says

Meta's new rules for kids should extend to Canada, B.C. attorney general says

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (267+ words) British Columbia's attorney general is calling on social media giant Meta to implement the same protections for Canadian children who use its platforms that American children will receive. The company that operates Facebook and Instagram is imposing new child protection…...

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Another B.C. Conservative quits caucus, third this month

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (1747+ words) Another B.C. Conservative legislator has quit the opposition caucus, with Rosalyn Bird becoming the third this month to exit the party headed by new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay. Bird says in a statement published by the CBC and others that she will…...

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castanet.net > news > Alberta > 628800 > Arrest-made-after-two-worshippers-stabbed-with-screwdriver-at-Edmonton-Sikh-temple

Arrest made after two worshippers stabbed with screwdriver at Edmonton Sikh temple

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (190+ words) Police in Edmonton say charges are pending against a man who, a day after leaving prison, entered a Sikh temple Friday and stabbed two worshippers with a screwdriver. Police Chief Warren Driechel says they are still investigating the motive, including…...

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castanet.net > news > Canada > 628736 > Statistics-and-federal-policy-on-crime-have-changed-but-the-politics-remain-the-same

Statistics and federal policy on crime have changed, but the politics remain the same

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (979+ words) New tough-on-crime laws and statistics showing falling crime rates aren't likely to change how Canadians currently feel about crime or whether it's used as a political wedge between parties, some national pollsters say. David Coletto, CEO of Abacus Data, said…...