RAS Auto Parts, a Canadian Company, Recently Received Some Decidedly

RAS Auto Parts, a Canadian company, recently received some decidedly unfavourable publicity stemming from an incident that took place at a Caribbean conference attended by its board of directors. The story was published in the Trinidad Daily Online. RAS would like to bring a defamation suit against the Daily Online in Canada. In order to obtain jurisdiction in Canada, under the effects- based approach, which of the following elements must RAS prove?

A) what harm was done
B) how the harm was suffered
C) where the harm was suffered
D) why the harm was suffered
E) all of the above