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CIPPIC and CBC can intervene in de-indexing case, court rules

Briefs | 07/27/2020 5:16 pm EDT
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Federal Court has said that both the CBC/Radio-Canada and the Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy & Public Interest Clinic at the University of Ottawa (CIPPIC) can intervene in a case that could help determine whether a Canadian “right to be forgotten” exists.

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