Episode 47: Vaccine safety decision, B.C. woman's cancer hell & Sask wins (for now)
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Show Notes
On Episode 47, we tell you about a B.C. woman forced to go to the U.S. for cancer care; we discuss a decision that says judges can’t just assume vaccines are safe and effective; and we tell you about a win by Saskatchewan in their fight against Trudeau's carbon tax.
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Stories and cases discussed in this week's episode:
- Legal bodies shouldn’t accept claims of vaccine safety without evidence, B.C. panel finds
- 'Safe for now': Sask. and feds press pause on $28M carbon tax payment in out-of-court deal
- Winnipeg lawyer gets 6-month suspension for punching student in groin, disciplinary panel rules
- Justice minister deletes capital gains video that contained inaccurate information
- Josh Dehaas: Two months to live, but a three-month wait to see a doctor
Not Reserving Judgment is a podcast about Canadian constitutional law hosted by Josh Dehaas, Joanna Baron, and Christine Van Geyn.
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