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Air Canada fined $12,000 for not speaking French to passenger

Ottawa - A federal court in Ottawa ruled that Air Canada must apologize to two Ottawa passengers and pay $12,000 after failing to provide the couple services in French. The judge ruled that the airline failed to follow the Official Languages Act.

In the Media by Andrew Moran - 5 comments

Op-Ed: 'Crooked Immigration Bill' C-35 Creates New Cartel, New Criminals Special

Ottawa - Touted as the “Crooked Immigration Consultant Bill,” Bill C-35 to amend the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act had no opposition passing through Parliament.

Digital Journal Report by Steffan Ileman

Federal Court reviews Canadian ban on controversial British MP

The Federal Court of Canada will review the case of controversial British MP George Galloway, who was denied entry into the country in March, on the grounds that he allegedly supports terrorism.

In the Media by David Antrobus

US Cigarette Companies Lose Appeal In Federal Court

Cigarette companies in the United States will no longer be allowed to market tobacco products as "low tar," "light," "ultra light" or "mild."

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 6 comments

Some Bagram Prisoners Have Same Rights As Those At Gitmo

It's getting more complicated with the legal issues of detainees from the War against Terror. A federal judge has now ruled that some of the long-term prisoners at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan have the same rights as the ones at Gitmo.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 3 comments

The Tobacco suits is now a go ahead in federal court

The legal barriers that prevented sick smokers from suing tobacco companies for damages has now been removed from the California Supreme Court.

In the Media by Critical_Conformity - 2 comments

Court Blocks Sale Of Consumer Data

WASHINGTON - A federal court of appeals has upheld a Federal Trade Commission rule that credit reporting agencies cannot sell the names and addresses of selected consumers to marketing companies. The FTC had blocked such transactions, saying they v...

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Conservatives ask court to dismiss election case

Conservative MPs are asking the federal court to dismiss an application to review the federal election results in seven ridings.

Natuashish ordered to hold new vote by Federal Court

A Federal Court of Canada judge has set aside the 2010 Natuashish band council election in Labrador, saying the vote "was not conducted in accordance with the principles of natural justice."

Ranbaxy settlement goes to court

The US Justice Department files a proposed settlement with India's biggest drugmaker, Ranbaxy Laboratories, in a federal court in Maryland.

Legalized brothels ruling to be appealed to top court

The federal government will appeal to the Supreme Court a recent lower court ruling that sex workers can legally ply their trade indoors.

Quebec Innu want to stop Muskrat Falls hydro

Quebec Innu are asking the Federal Court to reverse approval given by the federal government for the construction of new hydroelectric dams on the Lower Churchill River in Labrador.