Supreme Court to hear federal plastic ban appeal and protest liability plea
- The Supreme Court of Canada will hear an appeal of the federal government's ban on single-use plastics.
- The Supreme Court has requested responses on a plea to hold protest organizers accountable for damages during protests.
- The plea includes potential liabilities for loss of life, injuries, and property damage, and advocates for designated protest locations.
- The Centre has apologized to the Supreme Court over internet restrictions on October 10.
- The Supreme Court has ruled that police cannot seek digital footprints for roving investigations.
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CBC News·
Supreme Court will hear appeal of federal ban on single-use plastics
The Times of India·
SC seeks Centre’s response on plea to hold protest organisers liable for damage
The Times of India·
'Measures were needed ': Centre apologises to SC over October 10 internet curb
The Times of India·
No cancellation of services, cut in metro train trips on October 10, SC told
The Times of India·
SC: Cops can’t seek digital footprints for roving probe