Ottawa court questions 2022 Emergencies Act use
A Federal Court judge ruled in January 2024 that invoking the Emergencies Act to quell the Ottawa protests in 2022 was not reasonably justified. The decision, now challenged at the Court of Appeal, holds the act as a last resort with strict thresholds and cautions over broad regulations and bank asset freezes.
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Union urges Amazon boycott in Quebec after closures
A Quebec labour confederation urges governments and the public to boycott Amazon following the closure of seven Quebec warehouses after unionization at a Montreal area facility. CSN cites 4,500 jobs lost and calls for government contracts to be canceled while planning a Feb 15 protest in Montreal.
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