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               <title>Legal news roundup - July 18, 2019</title>
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               <title>New disclosure requirements come into play in 2020 for CBCA companies</title>
               <author>Elizabeth Raymer</author>
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               <description><![CDATA[As of January 1, 2020, new diversity disclosure requirements for public companies incorporated under the Canada Business Corporations Act will be in effect for their annual shareholder meetings. ]]></description>
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               <title>Legal news roundup - July 17, 2019</title>
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               <title>Quebec lawyers want province involved in SCC judge nominations</title>
               <author>Mark Cardwell</author>
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               <description><![CDATA[Université Laval law professor Patrick Taillon uses a decidedly Canadian analogy to explain why he thinks Quebec should be an equal partner with Ottawa in the selection of the three Supreme Court justices that the Constitution of Canada guarantees la belle province.]]></description>
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               <title>Legal news roundup - July 16, 2019</title>
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               <title>Legal news roundup - July 15, 2019</title>
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               <title>Legal news roundup - July 12, 2019</title>
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               <title>Alberta's new minister of justice well suited to role, say peers</title>
               <author>Anthony Davis</author>
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               <description><![CDATA[As Doug Schweitzer finished university and began his legal career, he, like other young graduates, vied for articling positions at Canada’s top law firms. ]]></description>
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               <title>Legal news roundup - July 11, 2019</title>
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               <title>Quebec Court of Appeal’s Nicholas Kasirer nominated to Supreme Court of Canada</title>
               <author>Elizabeth Raymer</author>
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               <description><![CDATA[Nicholas Kasirer, a judge of the Court of Appeal of Quebec who previously served on the faculty of McGill University’s law school for 20 years, is on track to be the next justice of the Supreme Court of Canada.]]></description>
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