Under the #Independent Contractor Agreement, Canadian Tire fired an employee for a criminal history that was already disclosed to the ISA. After, the Court of Appeal found he was wrongfully terminated. How might this reflect on the Contractor agreement?
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There are no #standards in the business world that resemble the health care field where sensitive info is made anonymous for studies. Canada's #legislation requires companies to make data #anonymous, but rules are broad enough that privacy policies can still be sub par.
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Recent concerns have appeared about how artificial intelligence data collection will need to abide by privacy rules. This article states that for AI to be effective, mass data collection needs to be done, and the anonymity of this data is in question.
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@BrianneM20 I think that to a degree protests around abortion clinics can be deemed expressions of hate, and thus should not infringe upon one's freedom of expression. I agree that bullying is an accurate description of what may be happening, and bullying should be reprimanded for all ages.
Canada #Post's request for RCMP seized evidence because it may aid a lawsuit has been denied because the company does not have legal rights to the documents. I agree with the judge's ruling, that the #privacy interests of the #evidence must be considered.
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Is the union request for an injunction to stop the Manitoba government from initiating a 2 year wage freeze reasonable? Among various rebuttals, the government simply argues it's right to legislate, and that a freeze falls within it's power to set policy.
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@jacquelinebcss1 Hopefully this restriction on China's part will urge other countries to initiate their own more advanced waste management systems. I wonder if it would be in a country's best interest to privatize waste management, or keep systems government operated?
@jacquelinebcss1 The 9th and 14th #amendments in the US constitution are used by pro-abortion movements to argue in their favor. However I think the underlying issue is that in states with a prominent religious influence, it is more difficult to de-stigmatize #abortion.
@BCSSLawDas The biggest argument in favour of gun rights is the second amendment. IF hypothetically the US abolished the second amendment, could all other amendments be brought into question? I think the problem is that removing one brings into question the integrity of all the others.
@BCSSLawDas I agree that school uniforms do infringe upon s.2 of the Charter, but because not all schools have a uniform policy it is easy to argue that if you don't like the policy, simply go elsewhere. This would be different if uniforms were a federal or provincial policy.
@BCSSLawDas I think that one of the primary reasons for this is to protect people who are forced into prostitution via human trafficking. It would be unfair to prosecute someone who is forced into prostitution, and thus to discourage "business" it is easier to make those purchasing liable.
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whether or not the prosecution should have the power to essentially halt presidential dealings and operations. However this also suggests that the president is above the law. Should a president be #indictable? Keep in mind that indictment and impeachment are different.
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Should a president be indictable? Apparently this is a much more complex debate than I imagined, as the Constitution is not explicit on the matter, and the Supreme Court of the United States has never ruled either way. The debate boils down to
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@BCSSLawDas Actually it has been proven that carrying out the death sentence in most cases costs more than maintaining an inmates life sentence. So the death penalty really boils down to its morals because there isn't a legitimate argument for it's economic value.
The Tobacco and Vaping Products Act allows vape products to be openly advertised, save for a few restrictions. How might this influence use among teens? Should ads for vapes and e-cigarettes be as restricted as tobacco as some critics suggest? #BcssLaw
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In addition to my previous tweet, I think news media should be held #accountable for telling unbiased and multi-viewed stories. This problem goes much deeper than one article on Fox News, but how can the #integrity of the #media be saved? #BcssLaw
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The article does not bring to light the severe negligence occurring in state penitentiary's, which begs the question of why can a news source warp stories and antagonize whomever they feel. Is it possible that race played a role in the writing of this one sided article?
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I'm not necessarily interested in the topic the article discusses, but in the writing itself. The victim of negligence and violence in a state penitentiary is mocked by the sarcastic tone of the article, and constantly referred to as the "cop killer".
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This article caught my attention because of how #antagonized the "cop killer" was. Yes. Of course any sort of murder is a heinous offence, but pay close attention to the manner in which the article was written. #BcssLaw
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@BrookeSCHA I think that on the contrary animal cruelty is an issue that has had a lot of attention drawn to it in the last few decades. My question is why was this man caught so late, and what kind of regulations can be applied to catch acts of animal cruelty sooner?