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In light of the dramatic changes with respect to social computing, more and more school board employees are choosing to create or participate in a blog, wiki, online social network or other form of online publishing or discussion.

In The University of New Brunswick v. The Minister of National Revenue, 2023 TCC 72, the University of New Brunswick, appealed a decision of the CRA, that classified a post-doctoral fellow as an employee of the University.

Managing risk is an important component of school board work.

A recent decision from the Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC"), British Columbia Teachers' Federation v. British Columbia, [2016] SCC 49, is having a significant impact on education in British Columbia.

Proposed regulations under the Resource Recovery and Circular Economy Act, 2016(RRCEA) for recycling of electrical/electronic equipment and batteries have been posted to the Environmental Registry of Ontario.

On July 1, 2016, important updates were introduced to Ontario Regulation 191/11, Integrated Accessibility Standards, pursuant to the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice (ONSC) has recently, and in numerous instances, been called upon to decide the question as to whether children should be sent back to school...

Discharge of teachers for unsatisfactory teaching performance is seldom a straightforward task.

In Toronto Elementary Catholic Teachers / Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association v. Toronto Catholic District School Board, 2017 CanLII 37597 (ON LRB), the Ontario Labour Relations Board...

Gary Keating has become the poster child for entitled Canadian public school teachers and an abject lesson as to the problem with public sector labour negotiations.

The appellant in this case was Dr. Kilian, a physician who had been registered with the CPSO since 2016.

On February 6, 2019, Lisa MacLeod, Ontario's Minister of Children, Community and Social Services, announced sweeping changes to the Ontario Autism Program, including:

An Indigenous law professor filed a human rights complaint against the University of British Columbia claiming the university discriminated against her in failing to consider her less traditional scholarly work...

Canada is one of the world's wealthiest nations, with a high per-capita income and also one of the world's highly developed countries.

In a unanimous decision, Justices MacPherson, Cronk and Pardu of the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld the Law Society of Upper Canada's decision to deny accreditation to Trinity Western University's proposed law school.

In a unanimous decision, Justices MacPherson, Cronk and Pardu of the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld the Law Society of Upper Canada's decision to deny accreditation to Trinity Western University's proposed law school.

In its decision in Kalogerakis v.Commission scolaire des Patriotes rendered on May 21, 2014, the Court of Québec dealt with the appeal of two decisions from the Québec's Access to Information Commission dismissing requests for disclosure of the amount of professional fees billed by lawyers retained by public entities, on the ground that the information was protected by solicitor-client privilege.