Wise Law Blog: Legal Tweet of the Day: May 31, 2023

#LegalTweetoftheDay: ‘Waiter, where’s my patio?!’ Toronto restaurant and bar owners left high and dry over delays in CaféTO approvals #law #legal #lawtwitter via @TorontoStar https://tinyurl.com/jfenf8tr – Garry J. Wise, Toronto Visit our Toronto Law Office website: www.wiselaw.net Visit our website: www.wiselaw.net

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Northern Reflections: Up To No Good

Jagmeet Singh has introduced a resolution to remove David Johnston from his role as special rapporteur. Michael Harris writes: So David Johnston is a hack cashing in on a jammy per diem, the prime minister is a rank manipulator, and the report by a former governor general into alleged Chinese

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Cathie from Canada: Update: "We all belong" is the message that Saskatoon Catholic Schools just don’t get

Following up on my Saturday post, here’s the latest news.  I wonder if Saskatoon Catholic School administration is now beginning to understand the difficult situation they have created for their teachers and their students?  Rally planned in response to Greater Saskatoon Catholic School leaked email | https://t.co/WL6g5VZMGW. https://t.co/KW1XD2qLAT — Dennis

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Alberta Politics: Premier Danielle Smith, fresh off election victory, suggests resurrecting the Family Compact to run Edmonton! 

Even before the dust from the historically close 2023 Alberta general election has settled, Premier Danielle Smith was blabbing about creating an extra-parliamentary council of UCP electoral losers to act as Edmonton’s MLAs. University of Calgary Law Professor Martin Z. Olszynski (Photo: University of Calgary). Of course, the day before

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