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For the past decade, executive compensation at school boards has been constrained and complicated by legislation and regulations. Passed on May 29, 2019, Bill 100

Christine Wasilieff, MBA CPA, CGA and controller for Canoe Forest products Ltd. (CFP) recently hired a co-op forestry student from Thomson Rivers University (TRU) to work in the company's accounting department.

On October 27, 2022, the province of Ontario introduced a bill that, if passed, will require Ontario public colleges and universities and Ontario private career colleges to implement new policy...

Many were disappointed back in September, 2017 when the Ontario government announced that cannabis consumption in the province would be limited to private residences.

In York Region District School Board v. Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario, 2024 SCC 22, the Supreme Court of Canada held that the Charter right against unreasonable search and seizure applies...

The teacher in question taught at a high school in London, Ontario.

In early March, the UBC Sauder School of Business hosted the Sauder Summit Global Case Competition...

As summer draws to a close, it's time for students in Ontario to prepare for the upcoming school year. Along with new teachers, classmates, and subjects, it's important to prioritize safety...

Many private schools, independent schools, semi-private schools, universities and colleges across Canada provide some form of tuition assistance for family members (dependent children or spouses) of their employees.

In this decision, the Child and Family Services Review Board upheld the decision of the Upper Grand District School Board to expel a Grade 2 student for physically assaulting an educational assistant on school property.

Class action trials, a rarity in Canada, are now set to proceed in two separate U.S. District Court cases involving U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump and "Trump University".

School boards and school authorities across Ontario will be required to develop and maintain a policy or policies to support students in schools with "prevalent medical conditions."

As the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador remains a major driver of local construction and development the issue frequently arises as to whether the protections intended by the Mechanics' Lien Act ("MLA") can be extended to these provincial projects.

Contained in the multitude of changes under Bill 108, the More Homes, More Choices Act, 2019, introduced for First Reading on May 2, 2019, is a seemingly small change to the Education Act that may have significant implications on the expropriation activities of school boards across the province.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently found Bill 124, Ontario's public sector wage restraint legislation, to be unconstitutional.

Two recent cases heard by the Ontario College of Teachers addressed the behaviour of teachers who were espousing racist and disparaging remarks both in and outside the classroom.

In Lam v. University of Western Ontario, 2019 ONCA 82, the Ontario Court of Appeal confirmed that a court may take jurisdiction over a claim that arises from an academic dispute ...