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BUSINESS IN VANCOUVER MARCH 4-10, 2008; ISSUE 958
When Elvis Presley and Ray Charles were upstart musicians, their only strategy for success was to sign a template contract with a major record company. Robert Yeager
Business owners who spent tens of thousands of dollars to create indoor smoking rooms saw the rationale for that investment go up in smoke on March 31.
The B.C. Court of Appeal, in a majority decision, upheld a previous B.C. court ruling that legal aid is not a constitutional right for “poor people.”
The province of British Columbia has been accused by the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) of undermining constitutional principles of voter parity.
Researchers in B.C. have weighed in on a federal government proposal to include a definition of “work product information” in privacy protection legislation.
Ottawa has good news for ranchers who faced last year’s severe drought. Lawyers on the move. |
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