842 results found

McLennan Ross Partner, Teresa Haykowsky, joined ‘Edmonton AM with Mark Connolly, Tara McCarthy' to discuss...

In what will surely offer welcome competition to the very successful Queen's University course, the University of Saskatchewan just announced a new intensive five day course.

Yesterday, McLennan Ross issued an analysis of Alberta's new climate change plan, focusing on the report of the climate change panel.

Effective January 1, 2017, the maximum minor injury amount was adjusted by 1.3%, to $5,020. This increase is in accordance with the Minor Injury Regulation...

We previously reported on the Styles v. Alberta Investment Management Corporation decision of the Court of Appeal.

In June 2016 we sent out an alert regarding the changes in the Income Tax Act which stated that the tax advantages of a common corporate structure used by professionals...

Until now, appeals of orders under the Employment Standards Code were heard by Provincial Court judges.

Alberta Primetime interviewed Teresa Haykowsky regarding a recent case of bullying and harassment involving an Edmonton teacher and a junior high student.

In the second decision in a week in favour of upholding the plain meaning of employment contracts...

By Order in Council dated September 6, 2019 (O.C. 156/2019), the Lieutenant Governor in Council has made the following appointments to the board of directors of the Alberta Energy Regulator ...

On July 1, 2015, the Chartered Professional Accountants Act will come into force.

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, there were challenges with backlogs and scheduling dates with the Courts. Now with Court closures and adjournments...

As a result of health concerns arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Alberta Courts closed on March 23, 2020 to the public and shortly thereafter to lawyers for all but emergency hearings.

In late 2020, the Alberta government introduced a number of important and controversial changes to the Occupational Health and Safety Act.

A client recently reported that she was informed by the Employment Standards administration that the Code changes will be binding on January 1, 2018 even for employees who are covered by a collective agreement.

Tom Ross spoke to Roger Kingkade and Rob Breakenridge on News Talk 770 in Calgary and gave some helpful advice on what steps should be taken.

NWT will then have the highest minimum wage rate in Canada. Currently, Nunavut has the highest minimum wage at $11.00 per hour.