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Little Sister's declares defeat in the wake of 7-2 Supreme Court ruling
In Vancouver, Little Sister's Book and Art Emporium ends its 17-year legal campaign against the seizure of "obscene" books and magazines by the Canada Border Services Agency. Marcus McCann of Xtra reports.

 


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