Ontario court orders retrial for Freedom Convoy protester Allen Remley
A Superior Court judge ordered a retrial for Allen Remley, whose acquittal on mischief could impact the ongoing trial of organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber. Legal experts say the retrial may broaden how mischief is proven and affect the case against the two leaders in Ottawa.
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Allen Remley
Tamara Fich
Ottawa
Perkins-McVey
Lich
Barber
University of Ottawa
Michael Kempa
Kempa
Parliament Hill
Remley
Crown
Somji
Ottawa ethics panel clears Trudeau Jamaica trip
Canada's interim ethics commissioner ruled no investigation into Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Jamaica vacation. He said the gift came from a longtime friend and did not meet a threshold for extraordinary gifts, despite opposition calls for a probe.
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Jamaica
Konrad von Finkenstein
House of Commons
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Aga Khan
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National Post
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Green
NDP
Michael Barrett
Matthew Green
House Affairs Committee
Board of Internal Economy
Canada to send 40M in Gaza aid as UNRWA funding paused
Ottawa extends 40 million dollars in humanitarian support to WFP UNICEF WHO UNFPA ICRC and UN OCHA while suspending additional UNRWA funding. The move follows allegations linked to UNRWA staff amid the Gaza conflict. Canada reiterates commitment to civilians and a two state solution.
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Gaza Strip
Ahmed Hussen
World Food Program
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UN Population Fund
International Committee of the Red Cross
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Gaza
United Nations Relief and Works Agency For Palestine Refugees
Near East
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Associated Press
Islamic Jihad
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Salma Zahid
Norwegian Refugee Council
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Save the Children
Global Affairs Canada
Department
U.S
United Kingdom
France
Jerusalem
Itamar Ben-Gvir