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24 Jul

The law of defamation in a nutshell (Stratuscent Inc. v. Chehade)

Monday, July 24, 2023Stephen A. ThieleLitigationDefamation, Torts, Remedies, Injunction

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Over the past few years, we have written a lot of blogs on the law of defamation...

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6 Jan

Court orders removal of Facebook posts under cyber-bullying law

Friday, January 6, 2023Stephen A. ThieleLitigationRemedies, Cyber-bullying, Removal of online posts

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The use of social media to threaten, intimidate or harass someone is an obvious cause of concern in our society. Young people are particularly vulnerable to social media harassment or what has...

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2 Dec

Council Resolution Restricting Communications of Councillor Unreasonable and Punitive

Friday, December 2, 2022Stephen A. ThieleLitigationFunds, Remedies, Integrity Commissioner, Judicial Review

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Municipal governments are said to have the most influence on the day-to-day lives of residents. Accordingly, city staff and elected representatives, who in Ontario run as independent...

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21 Oct

Defamer gets 18 month jail sentence for contempt of court

Thursday, October 21, 2021Stephen A. ThieleLitigationDefamation, Torts, Remedies, Contempt of Court

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In the law of defamation, we only tend to think about the damages that are awarded for a person’s loss of reputation or the intellectual analysis conducted by...

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15 Jun

Integrity Commissioner’s ruling against Councillor upheld, but Council cannot unreasonably restrain his ability to communicate with constituents

Tuesday, June 15, 2021Stephen A. ThieleLitigationPolitical Law, Scope, Remedies, Municipal Code of conduct for members

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In general, politicians at all levels of government in Canada are required to either adhere to a Code of Conduct or are subject to integrity legislation. These Codes or statutory provisions are designed to...

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20 May

Nova Scotia court prevents anti-masking protest from happening

Thursday, May 20, 2021Stephen A. ThieleLitigation, InjunctionsCOVID-19, Remedies

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This past weekend, despite Ontario’s stay-at-home order, there were two major public protests in Toronto. On late Saturday afternoon (May 15th) an estimated crowd of...

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