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The proposed plaintiffs alleged that the call centre’s closure was caused by the defendants’ diversion of monies for personal purposes before the closure.

In Canada (Attorney General) v Cruden, 2013 FC 520, a Federal Court justice denied the existence of a separate procedural duty to accommodate that could be breached even if the substantive duty had been met.

There are many rules and regulations that employers must follow to ensure workplace safety. The Ministry of Labour has just announced new rules relating to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act.

The B.C. Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal considered a petition by temporary farm hands injured when a truck they were riding in left the road.

In Morgan v Herman Miller Canada Inc, the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal heard an Application made pursuant to section 34 of the Human Rights Code.

Employers will often have employees sign employment agreements after they start working.

A recent decision of the Superior Court of Justice in Ontario has granted payment in lieu of notice to a consultant who was found to be a dependent contractor.

The government's new School Boards Collective Bargaining Act, which passed last year, has become the subject of controversy.

Historically, it was well established at common law that the sale of a business severed the employment relationship between the business that was being sold and the employee.

The recent decision of United Steelworkers of America, Local 9548 v Tenaris Algoma Tubes Inc, provides an example of how a unionized employee’s off-duty social media behavior can justify dismissal.

The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has issued new rules which create a "traffic light" process in response to earthquakes believed to have been caused by hydraulic fracturing.

The Yukon government has accepted all 21 recommendations made by a Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly Regarding the Rights and Benefits of Hydraulic Fracturing.

The Ontario Securities Commission recently published proposed OSC Rule 32-505 – Conditional Exemption from Registration for United States Broker-Dealers and Advisers Servicing U.S. Clients from Ontario.

The Government of Ontario announced on December 9, 2015 that it will introduce legislation to increase protections for consumers who use high-cost alternative financial services...

The Government of Ontario has announced that it plans to update the Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act to implement recommendations made in a recent report prepared by Laura Albanese, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Finance.

A new report from the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board compares generic drug prices in Canada with those of other industrialized nations.

Following British Columbia, Ontario is the second province to launch a provincial nominee program through the federal government's new Express Entry.