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COMMENTARY: The CSIS hunt for interference leakers helps Trudeau but harms democracy | Globalnews.ca Original

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By Cameron Hutchison
| Global News Verified
By Cameron Hutchison Special to Global News The furor over allegations of Beijing interfering in our elections stems from whistleblowers, most likely CSIS employees who leaked classified information to Global News and The Globe and Mail. As the revelations pile up in the media, the Prime Minister has been roundly criticized for failing to address them with transparency.
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The Modern Principle of Statutory Interpretation, 2nd Edition

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By Cameron Hutchison
| Commercial Insolvency Reporter Verified
30-day risk-free examination Secure checkout Multiple copy discounts The “modern principle” is the official approach to statutory interpretation in Canada, which focuses on the language of a statutory provision in light of its purpose, intent and context. This title is a must-have resource for anyone seeking to gain insight into statutory interpretation in Canada. Formerly published as The Fundamentals of Statutory Interpretation.
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Opinion: Government accountability at stake in two Alberta legislature job openings Original

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By Cameron Hutchison
| Edmonton Journal Verified
Information and Privacy Commissioner Jill Clayton and Public Interest Commissioner Peter Hourihan discuss the opening of a joint investigation into the alleged improper destruction of records by a Government of Alberta ministry, in Edmonton, Alta. on Wednesday May 13, 2015. Photo by David Bloom /Postmedia Article content Two important jobs must be filled by the Alberta legislature this year — the information and privacy commissioner (IPC) and the public interest commissioner (PIC).
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