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Conflict between employees and misconduct by employees is a fact of employment life in most workplaces. An employer may be required to conduct an investigation into incidents...

In the fall of 2016, the Saskatchewan Legislature amended the Workers Compensation Act to specifically allow Saskatchewan first responders – police officers, firefighters, paramedics, among others...

The potential hazards of a workplace are highly varied, and may even be unique to a particular profession or location.

In 2015, a 17-year-old teenager joined the British Columbia workforce. Eager to please and to establish a career, he did his job as best he could.

The Rate Framework will fundamentally change the way the WSIB classifies Schedule 1 employers and sets their premium rates.

As students across the country move into a higher grade this September, many will be thinking about getting their first part-time job.

This case, which was a judicial review of an arbitral award, involved a form of settlement agreement known as a "last-chance" agreement.

The Canadian Health and Safety Law Quarterly Update provides legislative, regulatory and case law developments that took place in the reporting period.

Canada's proposed Bill C-45, The Cannabis Act, is expected to come into force on July 1, 2018, as will Ontario's Cannabis Act, 2017.

Certified nutrition experts Joanne Smith and Kylie James examine the powerful connection between dietary choices and professional resilience for caregivers and clinicians. Drawing from specialized research in traumatic injury and neurological conditions, they reveal how strategic nutrition can protect well-being and sustain the capacity to care for others facing compassion fatigue.

Health Canada launched a public consultation on its proposed regulations governing cannabis edibles today and stated that the legal sale of cannabis edibles will be permitted no later than October 17, 2019.

This is compared to an average annual increase of two to three per cent in prior years.

Lawson Lundell lawyer Michelle Casey was interviewed on the PodBean podcast hosted by LexisNexis Canada. Michelle was interviewed alongside her co-authors James T. Casey and Jason Kully...

The Ontario Court of Appeal has agreed: upset, concern and worry aren’t enough to warrant compensation.

On January 20, 2005, Finance Minister Colin Hansen and Premier Gordon Campbell announced BC Film tax credit rate increases for foreign and domestic productions.

On March 29, 2023, the province published Regulation 61/23 amending Regulation 213/91: Construction Projects under the Occupational Health & Safety Act (Regulation).

As a result of the accident, they commenced a lawsuit against Horizon Helicopters, the owner and operator of the helicopter.