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30.06.2023 / 04:11

Alberta mom suing Starbucks over her firing because she alleges her cancer was confused for COVID-19

An Alberta mother who alleges Starbucks Coffee Canada Inc. mistakenly thought her cancer symptoms were COVID-19 symptoms is now taking legal action against the company, arguing she was wrongfully fired over the mix-up.Lisa Pedersen has a rare type of blood cancer called myeloproliferative neoplasm and is undergoing chemotherapy treatments for it.

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Convicted murderers win sentence appeals in Alberta, will get earlier chance to apply for parole

Four men, each convicted of at least two counts of first-degree murder, have won the right to be able to apply for parole earlier than their initial sentences called for.

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Alberta Appeal Court says federal environmental impact law not OK

The Alberta Court of Appeal says the federal government’s environment impact law is unconstitutional.

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Racist signs greet those who walk past a home in an Alberta town — can anything be done about it?

–With files from Global News’ Sarah Komadina

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COVID-19: Legal expert questions Premier Kenney’s Charter assertions when it comes to health restrictions

For weeks, the Kenney government has been resisting calls for stronger measures from doctors and the Opposition, citing concerns over how a widespread lockdown would impact small- and medium-sized business owners, and workers who would potentially lose their jobs.On Tuesday, he added another reason.“In so much of the debate… have (we) forgotten about the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?” the premier asked.Kenney argued governments should not start with the impairment of fundamental rights protected in the Charter, instead they should only be used as a final resort.“The Charter jurisprudence is very clear about this, that if governments are to impair Charter rights, it must be a minimal impairment to achieve a policy goal,” he said.According

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Class-action lawsuit alleges meat packer failed to take coronavirus precautions in Alberta

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The plaintiffs do not include the employees themselves, who are covered by labour and worker compensation laws.The statement of claim alleges that despite warnings and guidelines issued by the Alberta government, Cargill Ltd. failed to take “reasonable precautions” at the beginning of the outbreak to limit its spread.“This is a sophisticated facility and a company well-versed in proper safety procedures.

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