This Supreme Court decision employing the COMMON LAW aspects, could have ramifications for what I stated in my last post of money being in a subsidiary and fudiciary duty, as well as "good faith" aspects when it comes to message boards censoring important investor content.

"The Supreme Court of Canada’s alteration or what they called an “incremental step” to the law of contracts was to acknowledge good faith contractual performance as a general organizing principle of the common law of contract. This principle “underpins and informs” the various contractual doctrines which govern contracts in Canadian law. The Court differentiated an “organizing principle” from a specific legal doctrine. An organizing principle is a standard which underlies legal doctrines and which may be used to determine how those doctrines operate. It is flexible and may be given different weight in different situations. The Court found that good faith was a standard by which existing legal documents should be interpreted and also that by recognizing good faith as an organizing principle, it would allow the common law of contract to be developed in a more coherent and principled manner."

http://www.takebackyourpower.net/news/2014/12/20/supreme-court-canada-recognizes-good-faith-honesty-requirement-common-law-contracts/