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    The Charbonneau Commission – Preserving Confidentiality Or Defending Oneself: Why Have To Choose?

    Commissions of inquiry are a unique and indispensable tool for investigating matters of public interest.
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    Publishing Your Commercial Lease — Protection For Everyone

    For many companies, commercial leases are important contracts that often represent a significant portion of their fixed costs.
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    Does The Academic Freedom Bill Add Value?

    In 2020, controversy arose over two uses of the "N-word" in an academic context: a lecturer at Concordia University quoted the title of a book by Vallières that included the word...
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    Physical And Verbal Aggression On The Part Of A Teacher May Result In Dismissal

    A teacher's conduct must be exemplary and indicative of respect for the rights of others whenever students are present.
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    The Impact Of COVID-19 On Notice Periods Awarded By Civil Courts

    Since the beginning of the health crisis in March 2020, workplaces have undergone many changes in response to the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
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    Hindering The Work Of An Inspector Acting Pursuant To The Environment Quality Act And Fines For Non-Compliance

    Inspectors of the Ministry of Sustainable Development, the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change (the "MSDEFCC") have broad general powers of inspection.
    CanadaEnvironment
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    In The Name Of Transparency: The Modernization Of The Canada Elections Act

    This past year has marked a peak in interest and scrutiny into the well-being of the democratic process around the world, with a particular focus on online activities and messages.
    CanadaGovernment, Public Sector
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    Impact Of The Comprehensive Economic And Trade Agreement On Intellectual Property Law In Canada

    The Canadian government describes the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement ("CETA") as a "landmark trade agreement" that is more ambitious and broader in scope than NAFTA.
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    Ma Marque De Commerce Est-elle Enregistrable Au Canada?

    Le choix d'une marque de commerce nécessite un exercice d'adresse et de créativité pour les entreprises et leurs experts marketing afin de capter l'attention des consommateurs.
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    Syndic Investigations And Civil Litigation: Where Does Confidentiality End?

    On September 4, 2025, the Honourable Étienne Parent, before the Superior court, rendered a decision addressing the confidentiality of disciplinary investigations conducted by the syndic...
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    Findings Of Bad Faith On The Part Of A Municipality Upheld By The Court Of Appeal

    In a unanimous decision rendered on December 4, 2018, the Quebec Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal filed by the municipality of Dollard-des-Ormeaux of a judgment rendered by Superior Court Justice Pepita G. Capriolo on July 19, 2016.
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    La Vaccination Obligatoire Contre La COVID-19 Est-elle Envisageable Pour Un Employeur Au Québec?

    Depuis le début de la pandémie, nombreux sont ceux qui attendent avec impatience qu'un vaccin sécuritaire et efficace soit rendu disponible pour entamer un retour à la normale.
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    Interview - New Obligations For Safer Workplaces

    Our partner Laurence Bourgeois-Hatto, whose labour and employment practice focuses on occupational health and safety issues, spoke with Les Affaires journalist Catherine Charron...
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    Offences Under The Occupational Health And Safety Act: A Lot More Than A Fine Is At Stake!

    Following a visit by a CNESST inspector to your construction site, or a serious accident or death on site, your company receives a statement of offence under section 237...
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    Security On Inventory Subject To Third-Party Intellectual Property Rights: How Are Creditors’ Rights Affected?

    The general principle is that security granted on tangible property also charges the property’s accessories.
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    Réforme Majeure Des Modes De Réalisation De Projet Dans L'industrie De La Construction – Le Projet De Loi N° 62 Ouvre La Porte Aux Modes Collaboratifs

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    L'après-COVID-19 Et La Gestion Du Changement

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    Nouveauté dans le <i>Code canadien du travail</i> : 10 nouvelles journées de congé payé pour les travailleurs fédéraux

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    Breach Of Contract Due To The COVID-19 Pandemic: A Case Of Force Majeure?

    The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly compromised the ability of many businesses and individuals to fulfill their existing contractual obligations.
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    "Quebec On Hold For Several Weeks*": Five Considerations For Long-Term Crisis Management

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