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Short-Term Rentals ("STR"), commonly just bed and breakfasts, have been all the craze over the past decade or so with the advent of Airbnb, Vrbo, and the like, surviving the pandemic...

I recently started a new job and the employment contract says we need to give one month's notice. Right away I knew it wasn't a good work environment and I wanted to leave.

Since January 1, 2022, amendments to The Human Rights Code have given the Executive Director of the Manitoba Human Rights Commission (MHRC) the power to dismiss a complaint without investigating it if, in their opinion...

One of the HR staff at our company recently asked me if I was planning to get pregnant soon. She was really casual about it, so I'm not even sure if it was on purpose, or if she was actually trying to dig for info.

The Safe Access to Abortion Services Act (or Bill 8) was given a final reading in the Manitoba Legislature in early June 2024. Once it is proclaimed into law, Bill 8 will prohibit a variety...

I was already thinking of quitting my job when my department was restructured. I've ended up in a different role that actually has fewer responsibilities but with the same...

In the age of online anonymity, individuals can easily post harmful and defamatory content without revealing their identity.

I have been tasked by my supervisor to find volunteers for three-hour shifts greeting guests at a regular monthly event that my company will host. Greeting will only be done by volunteers.

Manitoba Employers should prepare to comply with recent amendments to the Workplace Safety and Health Regulation, requiring employers to provide menstrual products at no cost to employees in Manitoba workplaces.

New legislation has just been passed by the Manitoba Legislature repealing The Retail Holiday Business Closures Act, among other changes affecting retail businesses operating in Manitoba.

People often use these terms interchangeably. For the average person there seems to be little distinction. But when you are buying or selling a property...

With the August 3, 2021 announcement of further changes to Public Health Orders, we are moving closer to a "Post-Pandemic" Manitoba.

A probationary period gives an employer the chance to evaluate a new employee during the early days of the employment relationship.

I accepted a job offer a few days ago, but another company I was also interviewing with just offered me a much better position. Aside from burning bridges with that first company, do I have any obligation...

When buying an existing dental practice, you're investing in more than just equipment and office space—you're acquiring the goodwill, patient relationships, and reputation...

Courtroom dramas make for great television. The problem? Real litigation almost never looks like what you see on screen. If you walked into a Manitoba courtroom expecting Suits or Law & Order...

The Manitoba Court of Appeal's recent decision in McCallum v Saputo, 2021 MBCA 62, provided a much needed confirmation of the status of the law in Manitoba with respect to an employer's obligations to an employee when dismissing for cause.