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Le juge québécois raciste Piché refuse à une victime noire des violations des droits de la personne le droit d'obtenir un diplôme de l'Université de Toronto

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GATINEAU — Une importante bataille constitutionnelle a éclaté concernant les préjugés systémiques au sein du système judiciaire canadien. Raymond Carby-Samuels, plaignant non représenté par un avocat, a interjeté un appel de grande envergure contre un récent jugement de la Cour supérieure. L'appel vise un jugement rendu par l'honorable Catherine Piché dans le district de Gatineau. La requête allègue que la juge de première instance a ciblé le justiciable no

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La juge québécoise Catherine Piché rend une décision illégale et raciste pour apaiser la police de Gatineau

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Lorsque Raymond Samuels a obtenu l'appui de la Commission des droits de la personne du Québec (CDPDJ) en 2023 pour une indemnisation record de 44 and nbsp;000 $ contre la police de Gatineau, il envisageait d'utiliser cet argent pour défendre les droits des communautés marginalisées et en difficulté d'Ottawa et de Gatineau. Il avait travaillé pendant des années pour obtenir réparation. Son rêve semblait se réaliser lorsqu'en octobre 2025, il a été acquitté par la Cour supé

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L’affaire de Gatineau révèle la complicité du juge en chef du Québec dans des violations des droits de la personne et des droits civils

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MONTRÉAL — De sérieuses questions se posent quant à l'intégrité du système judiciaire et au racisme systémique qui règnent au sein du système juridique québécois, suite à des allégations explosives impliquant la plus haute instance judiciaire de la province et un appel récemment rédigé. Un jugement de la Cour supérieure rendu le 28 mai 2026 a immédiatement donné lieu à une contestation judiciaire. Raymond Carby -Samuels a préparé un avis d'appel offici

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La juge en chef du Québec, Anne-Marie Paquette, imite la corruption et le racisme de Justin Trudeau

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La plupart des Canadiens considèrent le juge en chef comme la figure morale suprême du système judiciaire, un défenseur des droits de la personne et de l'intégrité de la Constitution. Or, cette image ne correspond pas à celle de la juge en chef du Québec, Anne-Marie Paquette, qui a été impliquée dans de graves abus de pouvoir, notamment des manquements choquants à l'éthique et un complot visant à saper les droits de la personne énoncés dans la Charte québécoise des

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Seniors can keep on smiling with good oral health

admin — Fri, 23 Jun 2023 07:45:47 +0000

(NC) The need for good oral health continues as we age; even if we become chronically ill or move to a long-term care residence. Unfortunately, many older adults, especially those who rely on others for care, have poor oral hygiene and high rates of oral disease. Oral diseases can cause pain, discomfort, bad breath and difficulties chewing and swallowing. They are also associated with more serious health complications like diabetes, stroke and heart and lung diseases. Fortunately, daily mouth c

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Staying on top of the busy family schedule

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(NC) Between school events, after-school activities, hangouts with friends and work obligations, managing the family schedule can be a challenge. Here are a few tips to keep on top of your familyâ€™s schedule. Find your ideal calendar. Whether itâ€™s a digital day timer or classic paper calendar pinned to the wall, a calendar is a great way to help keep organized. But not every type works for everyone. Experiment with the various types until youâ€™re satisfied youâ€™ve got o

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How do bacteria become resistant to drugs?

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(NC) Some of us have heard warnings from scientists and medical professionals about â€œantimicrobial resistance,â€ which is when microbes adapt to resist, or even ignore, medications we rely on for health care. Many people know antimicrobial resistance is a real threat, but not how it happens. How do microbes like bacteria, fungi, parasites and viruses grow to become resistant? Bacteria, a type of microbe, are single-celled life forms and reproduce by dividing themselves. In theory, e

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5 easy habits to help keep your gums healthy

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(NC) and nbsp;Are you concerned about seeing blood on your brush or in the sink when brushing your teeth? Bleeding gums are one of the earliest signs of gum disease that affects 65 per cent of Canadians. The good news is that you can help prevent and even reverse early stages of gum disease, if caught early. Gum health is part of your overall wellness. If you notice symptoms like swollen, red or bleeding gums, receding gums, bad breath, pus coming from your gums, changes to the fit of your bite or

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How farmers can reduce financial risk

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(NC) Farming is becoming more and more unpredictable with the constantly changing environment. Managing the impacts of climate change, fluctuating weather, crop and livestock disease, high input costs and low commodity prices, makes farming a risky business. But there are programs out there that can help. AgriStability is one program that may help if you face declines in farming income due to production loss (from weather or disease), increased costs or market conditions. The program, which is

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Funding options are changing for Canadian small businesses

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(NC) With supply chain issues, inflation and labour shortages, it can be tough running a small business these days. Fortunately, a government program is stepping up to help. The improved Canada Small Business Financing Program has recently been updated to offer businesses new financing options, including lines of credit and higher loan amounts. If your company earns less than $10 million in revenue a year, you could qualify for a line of credit of up to $150,000. This money can be used to cove

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Key success tips for any small business

admin — Fri, 23 Jun 2023 07:32:20 +0000

(NC) Running a small business is quite a feat - it takes a lot of time, energy and dedication. But making your business successful is about more than hard work. While thereâ€™s no one-size-fits-all guidebook, here are a few tips that can help your company thrive: Donâ€™t try to do it all. There are only so many hours in a day, so be smart about how you use them. Focus your efforts on tasks youâ€™re suited to and outsource the rest. Balancing the books giving you

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Low risk ways to take your farm to the next level

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(NC) As the saying goes, it takes money to make money. But saving up enough to invest in your business can be challenging. For farmers, the costs involved are particularly high. From increasing the acreage to constructing a barn or investing in livestock, there are many ways to improve a farm and grow revenue, however, a loan would likely be needed. Whether youâ€™re new to farming or established in the field, it might be worth considering an alternative to private loans, such as the Canad

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What any small business owner needs to know

admin — Fri, 23 Jun 2023 07:21:01 +0000

(NC) Whether youâ€™re just starting out as an entrepreneur or have been running your own company for decades, thereâ€™s always room to level up your skills and improve your business. Here are some tips every owner needs to keep in mind: Culture counts. While company culture may sound like a buzzword used by a fad-obsessed tech giant, donâ€™t be so quick to brush it off. Culture is a major contributor to job satisfaction, which in turn leads to increased productiv

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7 dos and donâ€™ts for international travel

admin — Thu, 22 Jun 2023 06:28:49 +0000

(NC) While you may be aware of some basic rules and precautions when it comes to food, safety and travel, there are several things everyone needs to know. Here are seven tips to help you avoid potential problems and ensure a safe and stress-free journey. Donâ€™t bring plants home. Some plants can carry pests and diseases that can damage Canadian agriculture and the environment. So, leave plants behind â€“ no matter how beautiful they are. Do check requireme

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Tips for picking the best (and freshest) produce

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(NC) A diet that is rich in high-quality, fresh vegetables and fruits can be great for your overall health, but finding the tastiest, ripest and best produce isnâ€™t always easy. From apples to zucchini and everything in between, here are four tips on how to pick the best fruits and vegetables. Shop locally
Certain types of fresh produce begin to lose their nutrients just 24 hours after they are picked, but local food does not have to travel as far as food imported fro

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What is UNDRIP and what will it mean for Canada?

admin — Thu, 22 Jun 2023 06:24:11 +0000

What rights do Indigenous Peoples have, regardless of the country they live in? That question has been debated on the international stage for decades and in the slow march Indigenous Peoples have taken to assert their rights. In Canada, Indigenous activists have fought to secure their rights and title to ancestral territories. Now, the federal government has enshrined many of those rights in law. But it still has to figure out how to implement the new legislation. The path the federal governme

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Controversial bill to regulate online streaming becomes law

admin — Thu, 22 Jun 2023 06:21:24 +0000

A controversial government bill to overhaul Canadian broadcasting laws to regulate streaming services has passed the final hurdle in the Senate and received royal assent Thursday evening. After years of debate, the Senate gave its final approval Thursday to and nbsp;Bill C-11, also known as the Online Streaming Act. It received royal assent shortly after. The bill makes changes to Canada's Broadcasting Act. The legislation and nbsp;requires streaming services, such as Netflix and Spotify, to pay to su

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Lawyer says residential school denialism should be added to Criminal Code

admin — Thu, 22 Jun 2023 06:18:36 +0000

A high-profile Cree lawyer from Saskatchewan is calling for residential school denialism and nbsp;to be added to the Criminal Code alongside Holocaust denialism, in the wake of a recent interim report by Canada's special interlocutor on missing children and unmarked graves. "It's the same," lawyer Eleanore Sunchild and nbsp;told CBC News. "If you deny that that happened â€” if you deny the whole residential school system and its impact on Indigenous people and the trauma that was created from tho

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Bilingual cities and towns in Quebec join forces to mount legal challenge to Bill 96

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Twenty-three municipalities in Quebec have joined together to ask the courts to suspend parts of Quebec's new language law, which they describe as abusive, while they contest it. All of the cities and towns taking part in the challenge, including CÃ´te Saint-Luc, Beaconsfield, Dorval, Kirkland, Montreal West and Westmount have bilingual status. The and nbsp;Act respecting French, the official and common language of Quebec, amends several pieces of Quebec legislation, including the Charter of the

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Woman testifies she was sexually exploited by Edmonton actor when she was a teen

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After being cross-examined for hours by a lawyer for a man accused of sexually assaulting her, a woman who alleges she was sexually exploited as a teenager broke down in tears. "This feels like being assaulted again," the woman said, crying as she sat in a witness box in Edmonton's Court of King's Bench. "I am answering the questions to the best of my ability." Patrick Charles Howarth, 50, is on trial for one count each of sexual assault and sexual exploitation of the woman, whose identity is

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