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Vancouver, Toronto hotels less than half full ahead of World Cup matches

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By Andrew Johnson
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VANCOUVER – Noah Reitman regularly rents out the top floor of his Vancouver home through Airbnb, and he, like many in Vancouver, figured demand during the World Cup would be off the charts. “We thought, ‘oh, this will be a great opportunity for sure to make some extra cash,’” Reitman said. But after initially significantly raising his asking price, Reitman dropped it back down, and most of his June bookings, he says, have nothing to do with soccer.
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TGIF 15 May 2026 – Court Of Appeal Confirms High Threshold For Discharging Examination Summonses

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By Daniel W Byrne, Andrew Johnson, Bentley Anderson
| Mondaq
Corrs Chambers Westgarth are most popular: within Antitrust/Competition Law topic(s) This week's TGIF considers Rosenberg v Can’t Escape Karma Pty Ltd [No 2] [2026] WASCA 50. In this case, the Western Australian Court of Appeal (the Court) unanimously refused an appeal of a decision to dismiss an application to discharge examination summonses on the basis that they constituted an abuse of process and were obtained in contravention of the duty to make ‘full and frank disclosure’.
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‘Privilege, not a right’: Why ICE is defending its detention of Canadian man

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By Andrew Johnson
| CP24 Verified
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) says a Canadian man currently being held in a Texas immigration detention facility was denied re-entry to the United States because of past drug convictions, as his family presses ahead with a court challenge seeking his release. Curtis Wright, 39, a U.S. permanent resident born in Edmonton, has been held for four months after he was flagged by immigration officials returning from a business trip to Mexico late last year.
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