Many provinces and territories have laws that specifically prevent expressions of sympathy from being used as evidence of legal liability.

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This is true. In Canada, the majority of provinces and territories have enacted "Apology Acts" that prevent apologies, expressions of sympathy, or other benevolent gestures from being used as evidence of legal liability. This is meant to encourage the resolution of disputes by allowing individuals and organizations to express regret or empathy without fear of legal consequences.

Many Provinces and Territories Have Laws That Specifically Prevent Expressions