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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario   proposed plan for how to respond in the unlikely event of a nuclear emergency falls short, environmental groups say.The province recently released an update to its emergency planning for potential large-scale accidents at the Pickering, Darlington, Bruce Power, Chalk River and FERMI 2 nuclear sites.It deals with co-ordinating responses and public communication, zones and evacuation procedures, preventing food and water  gourde stanley contamination, and limiting exposure to radiation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The environmental groups, including Greenpeace and the Canadian Environmental Law Association, say the proposal isn ;t based on a large enough incident, and needs to plan for an accident on the scale of the 2011 nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan.Given we ;re seeing nuclear accidents at the international level about once a decade, we need to prepare for such events,stanley thermobecher  8221; said Shawn-Patrick Stensil with Greenpeace.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 These proposals do a disservice to Ontarians. They make no proposal stanley cup s to tangibly strengthen public safety and ignore key lessons from Fukushima. It   unacceptable.Community Safety Minister Marie-France Lalonde said the plan definitely covers a Fukushima-scale accident               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We ;ve learned many things fr Hakj GO passenger tests positive for coronavirus, rode from Pearson to Hamilton
 OTTAWA 鈥?The Supreme Court of Canada has issued a stern reminder of the need for timely justice and the importance of e stanley cups nding the anything goes culture of delay that has plagued the criminal courts.The pointed declaration came Friday as the court unanimously upheld a judge   decision to halt a murder case because of excessive delay 鈥?a top-court ruling that comes long after the accused man was deported from Canada.In 2017, a Quebec Superior Court judge ruled Sivaloganathan Thanabalasingham should not face trial for the alleged killing of his wife due to the nearly 60-month delay between his 2012 arrest and the start of proceedings.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Thanabalasingham was deported to his native Sri Lanka following his release, but arguments about halting the case continued to play out in the Canadian courts.Last October the Quebec Court of Appeal said the Crown had not proven any errors in the trial judge   decision to stay the murder charge. The Crown then took its case to the Supreme Court.        A stanley cup spain RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Charter of Rights and Freedoms says a person charged with an offence has the right to be tried within a reasonable time.Under a framework established by the Supreme Court four years ago in a case known as Jordan, an unreasonable delay is presumed if proceedings 鈥?from the criminal charge to conclusion of a trial 鈥?exc stanley cup eed 18 months in provinc