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Defamation and the new simplified procedure regime

By Meredith Bacal
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If You Know About It, You’re the Publisher – Website Operator Liability for Defamation

By Bob Tarantino
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Enforceability of Depiction Releases Redux – MHR Board Game Design v CBC

By Bob Tarantino
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Manson v John Doe – Damages for Anonymous Online Defamation

By Bob Tarantino
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Court Provides SLAPP Relief – But Not Enough

By Bob Tarantino
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Baglow v Smith: Appeal Court Sets Aside Summary Judgment and Orders Trial

A further development in what could become a precedent-setting case involving online political discourse and blogs: the Ontario Court of […]

By Bob Tarantino
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Turmel v CBC (Dragon’s Den): Leave to SCC Denied

Following up on a story we discussed earlier this year (Turmel v CBC (Dragons’ Den) – Enforceability of Depiction Releases), […]

By Bob Tarantino
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Crookes v Newton – More Follow-up Commentary

Since October’s Supreme Court of Canada decision in Crookes v. Newton 2011 SCC 47 (for previous Signal discussion on the […]

By Bob Tarantino
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Baglow v Smith – Court Clarifies Its Ruling

A couple of months ago we reported on the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Baglow v. Smith (2011 ONSC […]

By Bob Tarantino
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Correcting Media Errors in a Digital Environment

The Ethics Advisory Committee of The Canadian Association of Journalists has published their Best Practices in Digital Accuracy and Corrections, which […]

By Bob Tarantino
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Crookes v Newton – Follow-up Commentary

In the wake of this month’s Supreme Court of Canada decision in Crookes v. Newton 2011 SCC 47 (for previous […]

By Bob Tarantino
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Crookes v Newton – Hyperlinks and Liability

It’s been an exciting few years (relatively speaking) for defamation law in Canada: in 2008 the Supreme Court of Canada […]

By Bob Tarantino

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