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n a recent decision in York Region District School Board v. Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario, 2024, the Supreme Court of Canada considered the applicability of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms to school boards and, in so doing, concluded that teachers.

Every year university students are charged with criminal offences. While such events are stressful and difficult for any student, they are of particular concern for international students

The Alberta Legislature has passed a new law that will revamp Alberta's apprenticeship system: the Skilled Trades and Apprenticeship Education Act (the "Skilled Trades Act").

Welcome to our 2016 tax planning issue, full of topics and opportunities that we believe you should consider as we reach the end of 2016 and look forward to 2017.

In Lee v. Toronto District School Board, the infant plaintiff Cliff Lee suffered a catastrophic brain bleed after an altercation with another student.

The position of principals in Ontario has become increasingly complex. Principals are having to balance competing sets of demands. School boundaries have become more and more transparent

This paper seeks to explore an emerging area in education law, specifically, the right and ability of students to sue educational institutions in court for a compromised education.

In preparation, the Ontario government has been working with municipalities to identify provincial resources to support the settlement of the newcomers.

The Tax Court of Canada decision in Tchiakoua v. The King, 2026 TCC 113 [Tchiakoua], provides important guidance on whether student-loan remission or forgiveness is taxable in Canada and how to challenge a CRA tax reassessment through the tax objections process involving education-related debt relief.

In June of this year, the Ministry of Education (the "Ministry") took charge over four school boards in Ontario. Orders-in-Council were issued for the control of Ottawa-Carleton District School Board...

In Commission scolaire francophone des Territoires du Nord-Ouest v. Northwest Territories (Education, Culture and Employment), 2023 SCC 31...

The Federal Government is investing in students, recent graduates, and youth to ensure they can continue their studies, gain work experience, execute service projects, and transition through their...

The Ontario general election will be held on October 6, 2011 and each of the three main provincial parties have now released their election platforms.

On March 28, 2023, Labour Minister Jean Boulet introduced Bill 19, An Act respecting the regulation of work by children (the "Bill"). On June 1, 2023 , the National Assembly adopted the Bill.

Appeal courts in Ontario and Nova Scotia have now issued decisions about Trinity Western University's proposed law school in British Columbia, and at first glance they couldn't be more different.

The plaintiffs claimed for injuries allegedly suffered by the plaintiff Lindsey Rollins at an alleged schoolyard incident 19 years in the past, on May 15, 1990.

What is true inclusion? We all have a general understanding of what it means to us, subjectively — but does treating people how we want to be treated actually equate to being inclusive?