Question period clash over Supreme Court ruling on cyber privacy
In Ottawa, NDP MP Peter Julian pressed Conservative parliamentary secretary Bob Dechert after the Supreme Court ruled that police cannot access private information from phone companies without a warrant. Dechert said the decision will be reviewed as the government pushes Bill C-13 to curb cyberbullying.
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Rabies exposure prompts post treatment for two NB children
Two children in St Stephen New Brunswick received post exposure rabies treatment after their family dogs interacted with a rabid raccoon. The raccoon was killed and tested positive at Ottawa’s rabies lab. Officials say the exposure risk was low but treatment was advised.
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Wynne to reopen Ontario legislature in July with budget return
Premier Kathleen Wynne announced the legislature will return July 2 with a speech from the throne and a re introduction of the Liberal budget. The $130.4 billion plan includes $29 billion for transit and roads, boosts to healthcare and education, and a made in Ontario pension plan while targeting deficit elimination by 2017 2018. Moody's warns of credit negatives without details as unions and Labour groups pressure for pension and wage gains and against Tory cuts.
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