Minority rights upheld in French-school ruling

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Prince Edward Island education officials were ordered to create a French-language primary school in Summerside. The decision, which was made by Canada's Supreme Court, is a major boost for minority rights in the province.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Education, Elementary and secondary schools, Public Schools, Demographic aspects, Canada. Supreme Court, Study and teaching, French language, Prince Edward Island

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Cauchon extradites man facing execution

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Justice Minister Martin Couchon has ordered to extradite a homicide culprit Simon Raghoonanan who is facing execution, from Canada to Trinidad and Tobago. The details of the case and complete trial are presented.

Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Legal/Government Regulation, Trinidad and Tobago, Extradition, Company legal issue, Powers and duties, Executions and executioners, Execution (Punishment), Couchon, Martin, Raghoonanan, Simon

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Workers right to unionize backed by top court

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The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that it is a constitutional right for agriculture workers to unionize without fear of reprisal.

Agriculture, Crop Production, Agricultural industry, Laws, regulations and rules

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