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"We're spending $2 billion on client-based technology in the next 18 months. That's kind of difficult to compete against, to be frank." – Chris Price, CEO EY Riverview Law, in response to my question ...

The Ontario Ministry of Education has released a draft of its new Cyber Incident Response Standard to establish expectations for the management of cyber incidents that can potentiall...

Recently, in K.W. v Toronto Catholic District School Board, 2018 ONSC 2794, the Divisional Court confirmed that school boards have the authority to impose an administrative transfer on a student...

recent arbitral decision clarified the requirements that must be satisfied in order for a school board to comply with regulations in Ontario regarding kindergarten class sizes.

In light of the current health crisis, many schools are implementing a HyFlex (or hybrid-flexible) teaching model for primary and secondary school students...

The Quebec Superior Court recently reminded us that a decision made by a council of commissioners of a school board must be treated with deference by the courts.

Nova Scotia's Omnibus Bill 72 - the Education Reform Act, SNS 2018, c. 1 - received Royal Assent on March 9, 2018.

On March 19, 2015 the Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") released its decision in Loyola High School v. Quebec (Attorney General), 2015 SCC 12.

As registered charities, school boards and school foundations are able to issue tax receipts for donations received, but in doing so must strictly adhere to Canada Revenue Agency requirements...

On December 29, 2017, Ontario's Human Rights Tribunal issued a decision in U.M. v. York Region District School Board where it examined whether two students diagnosed with Autism Spectrum...

The amendments in Bill 31 provide for a wider range of misconduct and stronger sanctions within the Ontario College of Teachers Act, 1996.

Trademarks and logos are valuable assets which identify the source of products or services, convey the brand identity of the owner and distinguish it from others.

The meeting demonstrated that there was a disconnect between J.F.'s behaviour at home and what he was exhibiting in the classroom.

A law student shares the three critical factors that guided their decision-making during the competitive 2L summer student recruitment process, revealing how they evaluated firms based on practice area diversity, mentorship support, and commitment to inclusion. The article provides practical insights into identifying what matters most when choosing where to build a legal career.

As Canada opens up as a post-pandemic world with relaxed border restrictions, the Canadian government has been discussing implementing policies that would encourage more immigration to Canada...

Legal education today is mired in the past.

The Honourable Madame Justice Hollins recently issued her decision in Torrance v. Calgary Catholic School District No 1, 2017 ABQB 488. Brownlee's David Pick appeared on behalf of the Calgary...

In a previous Education Law News (Winter 2007), Robert W. Weir reported on the status of the centrally assigned principal. That article followed upon the then-recent release of an award by arbitrator Gerald Charney on July 12, 2006.