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Federally Regulated Employers: Are You Ready For The New Equal Treatment Rules?
Starting October 20, 2026, federally regulated employers in Canada must comply with new equal treatment requirements that prohibit wage differences based on employment status for comparable work. The regulations establish specific criteria for comparing employees, outline permissible exceptions to equal treatment, and impose new obligations on temporary help agencies.
CanadaEmployment and HR
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Personnel Placement Agencies and Temporary Foreign Worker Recruitment Agencies: A New Regulation Changes The Game, Be Prepared
Few changes have been made to the Draft Regulation.
CanadaEmployment and HR

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Recent Developments In Workplace Health And Safety

Since the Act to modernize the occupational health and safety regime (SQ 2021, c. 27) (the "MOHSA") came into force on October 6, 2021, the Administrative Labour Tribunal (the "ALT")...

CanadaEmployment and HR

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Quebec Contracts For The Supply Of Natural Gas By A Private Supplier: No Right Of Early Termination

The Superior Court of Quebec dealt with the issue of how to characterize the legal nature of a contract for the supply of natural gas by a private supplier.

CanadaEnergy and Natural Resources

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Amendments To Article 2503 C.C.Q.: Revolutionizing Insurance In Quebec

The Quebec insurance industry has always been distinct from other Canadian provinces because Quebec insurers are legally required to take up the defence of their insureds and to cover the entire cost of their defence...

CanadaInsurance

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Copyright And Piracy: The Immunity Of Website Operators?

The Federal Court of Appeal (the "FCA") recently rendered an important decision for the fight against copyright piracy

CanadaIntellectual Property

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Certificate From Revenu Québec: Now The Private Sector Is Covered Too!

Since 2010, any contractor that enters into a contract with a public body for $25,000 or more has had to obtain a certificate from Revenu Québec (a "CRQ").

CanadaReal Estate and Construction

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It's The End Of The Work As We Know It (and I Feel Fine)–or The Importance Of The Concept Of Completion

The completion of the work, the correction of deficiencies and non-conformities, the handing over of the end-of-work documents and the taking possession of the work...

CanadaReal Estate and Construction

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Penal Offences: A Minimum Fine Deemed Unconstitutional

On July 4, 2017, the Court of Québec rendered a judgment1 declaring section 197. of the Building Act, which stipulates a minimum fine of $10,481 for acting as a building contractor without...

CanadaReal Estate and Construction

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Cryptocurrency Mining: The Legal Issues

Blockchain technology and its application to cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly prominent in Quebec. While the technology has been in existence for some 10 years,

CanadaTechnology

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Beyond The Duties Of Care And Loyalty … The Civil Liability Of Directors

In our first article on governance, entitled "Duties and Obligations of Directors: a Brief Overview"1, we summarized the main concepts underlying the duties ...

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

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Criminal Record Of A Person Residing In The Home: A Factor Aggravating The Insurance Risk?

In home insurance, is the risk aggravated by the insured not notifying the insurer that someone residing in the home has a criminal record?

CanadaInsurance

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Insurance In The Era Of Climate Change

Starting in the 2000s, the Actuaries Climate Index began to trend upward in Canada, reflecting the increasing probability of extreme weather events. More recently, a single event...

CanadaInsurance

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Liability Of The Lessee For Damage To The Leased Premises: A Review Of The Applicable Rules

As a general rule, a person who has suffered harm can have the person responsible for causing the harm ordered to pay damages by proving fault, harm, and a causal link between the fault and the harm.

CanadaInsurance

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Modifications en matière d'obligation de défendre en droit des assurances au Québec : le gouvernement adopte un règlement!

Le 5 mai dernier, le Règlement sur les catégories de contrats d'assurance et d'assurés pouvant déroger aux règles des articles 2500 et 2503 du Code civil (le « Règlement ») est entré en vigueur.

CanadaInsurance

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Notice To Real Estate Promoters And Owners Of Properties Located In Flood Zones: Moratorium On Construction Or Reconstruction Of Buildings

Following the major flooding that occurred during the spring thaws of 2017 and especially 2019, the provincial government accelerated

CanadaReal Estate and Construction

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Protection Des Renseignements Personnels : Une Entrée En Vigueur Échelonnée Sur Trois Ans Une Fois La Loi Sanctionnée

Le 21 septembre, l'Assemblée nationale du Québec a adopté la Loi modernisant des dispositions législatives en matière de protection des renseignements personnels

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Comment Mobiliser Un Syndicat En Contexte Économique Difficile

Passer en « mode solution », voilà ce qui nous est demandé en cette période de reprise graduelle des activités dans le contexte de la pandémie.

CanadaCoronavirus (COVID-19)

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Duties And Obligations Of Directors: A Brief Overview

The duties and obligations of directors are at the heart of sound corporate governance.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

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Cheque Yourself: Who Bears The Risk Of Employee Fraud?

In its recent decision in Teva Canada Limited v. Bank of Montreal, the Ontario Court of Appeal revisited defences available to banks under the Bills of Exchange Act in cases of employee cheque fraud.

CanadaCriminal Law

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