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Those who forget

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By Michael Robson
| Nature Verified
There’s no way to know how or when it happened. When you can’t trust your own memory, how can you know? It seems like one day I was hearing about it, reading about it online, and the next it was affecting people on campus. My professors forgot their lesson plans, and then rambled on about alien abductions and lizard people. My friends forgot to do their assignments, and then how to get to class, and then who they were.
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Online Criticism And Defamation: An Ontario Anti-SLAPP Decision

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By Kaley Pulfer, Michael Robson, Larissa Zhong
| Mondaq
DMG Advocates are most popular: in Canada with readers working within the Banking & Credit industries On November 25, 2025, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a $2,000,000 defamation action brought by Theralase Technologies Inc. and two of its executives as an "archetypical example of 'SLAPP'" (strategic litigation against public participation).
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Developer's $300,000 Lawsuit Against Student For Complaints To City SLAPPed Down

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By Kaley Pulfer, Michael Robson
| Mondaq
In December 2023, Sheridan Retail Inc., an Ontario developer and owner of Sheridan Mall in Mississauga, sued university engineering student, Pierre Roy, for $300,000, alleging defamation, breach of contract, interference with economic relations, and trespass, in relation to complaints Roy made to the City of Mississauga about SRI's renovation of the mall, and statements he made at public meetings regarding SRI's proposed redevelopment of the site.
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Awards

Society of Environmental Journalists Award

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