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On 1 February 2024, the Minister of Employment and Labour published draft regulations on the proposed sectorial numerical targets for public comment.

The stark news is that 293 companies left the market last year, and only 18 joined (of which 3 transferred to AIM from the Official List).

The Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) has proposed replacing the current ASC Rule 72-501 with a new ASC Rule 72-501 (Proposed Rule).

Employers are regularly called upon to modify the workplace or job duties in order to accommodate disabilities.

On August 6, 2013, the new Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) released its decision on an application made by Dover Operating Corporation (Dover) to construct and operate a bitumen recovery project northwest of Fort McMurray, Alberta. The Project would use steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) technology.

Quebec Premier François Legault outlined two demands for the federal party leaders on Thursday morning. First, Legault asked all leaders to increase the federal health transfer from 22% to 35% of provincial costs.

On March 18, 2020, the Commissioner of Competition issued an open letter to the executive members of the Canadian Bar Association's Competition Law Section.

When one thinks of a hazard at a workplace what may come to mind are falls from heights or getting caught in a pinch point of industrial machinery.

Workplace harassment, at the onset, involves two players - the harasser and the harassee.

It is well established that discrimination against an employee on the basis of a physical or mental disability is prohibited.

In recent years there seems to have been an increase in the frequency with which employees directly or publicly challenge their supervisors or senior management. Perhaps this is due to an increased awareness of their actual or perceived rights.

What is an employer to do if drivers they have hired lose their license? What if the professionals they employ lose their accreditation?

Recently, we told you about the recent decision in Irving Pulp & Paper (PDF), where the Supreme Court of Canada severely limited an employer’s right to perform random alcohol and drug testing in the workplace.

Recently, Ad Standards Canada published the updated Code for the Restriction of Food and Beverage Product Advertising to Children (the “Updated Code”), replacing the earlier Code for the Responsible Advertising of Food and Beverage Products to Children.

Recently, Ad Standards Canada published the updated Code for the Restriction of Food and Beverage Product Advertising to Children (the “Updated Code”), replacing the earlier Code for the Responsible Advertising of Food and Beverage Products to Children.

Following a meeting with Governor General Mary Simon, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed Sunday morning that Canadians will head to the polls on September 20th.

Green Party leader Annamie Paul continued her campaign from Toronto on Tuesday highlighting the importance of food security.