What was the Supreme Court of Canada's ruling on the issue of picketing?
A) Restrictions on picketing must not interfere with the picketers' freedom of expression
B) Picketing is an inherent right under the Charter.
C) Picketing gives the union more power, which must be tempered by the courts.
D) Non-union staff and suppliers who are affected by picketing are collateral damage.

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In the case of RWDSU v. Dolphin Delivery Ltd., the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that restrictions on picketing must not interfere with the picketers' freedom of expression, which is protected under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The court held that restrictions on picketing must be reasonable and justifiable in a free and democratic society, and must not unduly limit the ability of picketers to express their message.

What Was the Supreme Court of Canada's Ruling on the Issue