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"Supreme Court vetting process damaged by apparent leak, Newfoundland minister says; Hearn, who said some judges turned down invitations, says he didn't know names"

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"Supreme Court vetting process damaged by apparent leak, Newfoundland minister says; Hearn, who said some judges turned down invitations, says he didn't know names": Wednesday's edition of The Toronto Globe and Mail contained an article that begins, "The federal government has permanently damaged its Supreme Court of Canada nomination process by appearing to leak confidential information about judicial candidates to a cabinet minister, Newfoundland and Labrador Justice Minister Jerome Kennedy said yesterday."

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