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The article reports that provincial courts have resumed some civil hearings after being adjourned indefinitely following a government announcement last November. It notes the resumption as part of ongoing justice-related updates from the provincial courts.
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The opposition critic for justice and public safety is calling on the provincial government to provide an update on when the provincial courtrooms closed abruptly in November will reopen. NTV reports on the request for a timeline from the government regarding these court reopenings.
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The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that Newfoundland and Labrador’s pandemic-era travel restrictions on non-residents were a valid public health measure and justifiable under section 1 of the Charter, despite infringing section 6 rights to travel within Canada. The Court found the restrictions real and not fleeting, but upheld them as reasonable limits…
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Support the newsroomOpen Hearth, a mentorship program for women and gender-diverse leaders in Newfoundland and Labrador’s nonprofit sector, is launched in St. John’s in partnership with Capacity Canada and CSCNL. The article notes the collaboration to support leadership development within the nonprofit community in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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