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    Rebuttal to Edmund A. Aunger, “The Constitution of Canada and the Official Status of French in Alberta”

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    Rebuttal to Edmund A. Aunger, “The Constitution of Canada and the Official Status of French in Alberta

    A Delicate Balance: Re Charkaoui and the Constitutional Dimensions of Disclosure

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    A Delicate Balance: Re Charkaoui and the Constitutional Dimensions of Disclosur

    A CHANGE IN CHARGE REQUIRES A SECOND CHANCE TO CONSULT COUNSEL

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    oai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/10582A CHANGE IN CHARGE REQUIRES A SECOND CHANCE TO CONSULT COUNSE

    STRIKING THE BALANCE: NATIONAL SECURITY V. THE CHARTER

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    STRIKING THE BALANCE: NATIONAL SECURITY V. THE CHARTE

    ABORTION INJUNCTION VACATED: DAIGLE V. TREMBLAY

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    ABORTION INJUNCTION VACATED: DAIGLE V. TREMBLA

    SUPREME COURT OF CANADA IN BRYDGES EXANDS RIGHT TO COUNSEL

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    SUPREME COURT OF CANADA IN BRYDGES EXANDS RIGHT TO COUNS

    STARR TREK: THE UNFINISHED MISSION

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    STARR TREK: THE UNFINISHED MISSIO

    SOVIET CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS: ALEXANDER M. IAKOVLEVEV IN CONVERSATION WITH L.C. GREEN

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    SOVIET CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS: ALEXANDER M. IAKOVLEVEV IN CONVERSATION WITH L.C. GREE

    UNDERSTANDING INEQUALITY: A REPLY TO DALE GIBSON

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    UNDERSTANDING INEQUALITY: A REPLY TO DALE GIBSO

    POGG as a Basis for Federal Jurisdiction over Public Health Surveillance

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    In the aftermath of Severe Acute Respirato- ry Syndrome (SARS) and with concern growing about avian flu, mad cow, and other emerging diseases, public health surveillance has become a matter of importance to Canadians. Such sur- veillance is a key component of the fight against these diseases; it involves the systematic collec- tion, analysis, interpretation, and dissemination of data about health-related events for use in public health responses. Indeed, new technolo- gies enable “data mining” at an unprecedented scale, both in the amount and type of informa- tion that can be collected, and in the extent to which that information can be used to identify public health concerns. All this has made the concept of “anonymous” information less and less realistic

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