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8 Mar

Webcasts on Finance

CFA, the Chartered Financial Analyst, presents a selection of educational audio webcasts related to business and finance, broadcasted over the internet. The presentations can be searched by title, topic, author/speaker, […]

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8 Mar

April 16, 2007: Event’s Annual Creative Non-Fiction Contest

EVENT’s 20th Annual Creative Non-Fiction Contest Three winners will each receive $500 plus payment for publication in Event 36/3. Other manuscripts may be published. Final Judge: Keath FraserKeath Fraser’s memoir, […]

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7 Mar

Cyber libel and Canada’s courts

AnalysisRoger McConchie, a Vancouver lawyer who specializes in libel and privacy issues, has compiled detailed summaries of Canadian court rulings on Internet libel.

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7 Mar

Joe Howe, revisited

John Ralston Saul, Joseph Howe & The Battle for Freedom of Speech. Gaspereau Press, paperback, 61 pages, $18.95. Reviewed by Dean Jobb Joseph Howe, the courageous editor of the Novascotian, […]

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7 Mar

Expanding the defence of qualified privilege

By David A. Crerar A court ruling in the case of Leenen v. CBC described the law of defamation as “a mausoleum of antiquities peculiar to the common law and […]

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7 Mar

Star appeals $1.5m libel award

The Toronto Star is appealing a northern Ontario jury’s near-$1.5 million libel award over an article describing a wealthy local businessman’s plans to expand his personal lakeside golf course. The […]

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7 Mar

Good mag is great

Larry Dobrow heralds a relatively new arrival, Good, as “perhaps the best-thought-out magazine launch of the last half-decade,” on the Mediapost blog, “Magazine Rack.”

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7 Mar

Anatomy of a libel

FeatureWhen a Toronto broker sues a national newspaper for libel, no one leaves the room smiling. Mary Findlater explores the case of Mark McQueen versus the National Post in the […]

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7 Mar

Libel-tourism suffers setback in Canada

CommentaryThe Supreme Court of Canada has denied leave to appeal from the Ontario Court of Appeal decision in the case of Bangoura v. Washington Post. The decision finally decides that […]

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7 Mar

New Brunswick’s amateur journalist

FeatureCharles LeBlanc fights for bloggers to share press privileges– and rights. Vanessa Green, writing in the King’s Journalism Review, explores how the Internet is changing the definition of journalist.

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