After a successful constitutional challenge to a short notice eviction provision in Yukon's Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act, the Supreme Court awarded the petitioner $35,000 in costs plus disbursements. The 2026 decision addressed costs and the public significance of the earlier ruling, not a fresh constitutional trial.
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Yukon court awards Charter challenger $35,000 costs following eviction law ruling
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