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Yukon nonprofit wins $50,000 defamation damages and permanent injunction

The Yukon Supreme Court awarded Connective Support Society $50,000 in general damages and $5,000 in costs against a former employee for defamatory online statements. The judgment also imposed a permanent injunction, taking account of continued posting despite an earlier court order.

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