A long-time co-chair of a plant safety committee has been disciplined after he confronted the employer in a "crew talk" meeting.

The Ontario Court of Appeal decision in the case of Boucher v. Wal-Mart, reduced the $1,150,000 in punitive damages previously awarded to Boucher by a jury to $110,000.

A snowplow driver's bad driving record, not his workplace violence complaint, was the reason for his dismissal, the Ontario Labour Relations Board has decided.

The Ontario Ministry of Labour released the results of its recent internship inspection blitz, revealing that many programs violated the Employment Standards Act, 2000.

An Ontario construction worker has been fined $1,500.00 after jumping from a hoist tower to a nearby roof.

With polls now closed and the longest federal campaign in recent Canadian political history officially over, a Liberal government is the new reality for Canada.

On November 11, 2015, the Québec Government announced a Draft Regulation to amend the implementing regulations of the Act Respecting Contracting by Public Bodies with respect to supply contracts...

The Tax Court of Canada has strictly applied the requirements for adjournments and timetable amendments as described in the Court’s Practice Note No. 14.

We were intrigued to learn that KosInteractive LLC has created the U.S. "Fed Courts" app for Android and Apple devices which contains helpful information about U.S. federal courts rules of procedure and court information.

Earlier this year we told you that Canada’s Anti-Spam Law (CASL) is not just for Canadians.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada has released its Report of Findings from a year-long investigation into a significant incident involving the loss of personal data at the former Ministry of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.

On Friday, April 4, 2014, the Hon. James Moore, Canadian Minister of Industry, announced the launch of "Digital Canada 150."

On the heels of issuing its first Notice of Violation under CASL earlier this month, the CRTC announced today that Plentyoffish Media Inc. has entered into an undertaking with the agency and paid a $48,000 fine for alleged violations of CASL.

The Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario has published new guidance entitled, Transparency, Privacy and the Internet: Municipal Balancing Acts.

CASL is a new regime, with significant administrative monetary penalties (maximum CA$10 million), and is broader in scope than the anti-spam laws of the US and other countries.

The CRA Charities Directorate has in recent years been actively updating and promoting the dissemination of its charity information.

The taxpayer was a director of a corporation in the marble and granite industry which failed to remit nearly $300,000 of source deductions related to remuneration paid to employees.

In McKesson, the Tax Court upheld the CRA's transfer price adjustments (made pursuant to section 247 of the Income Tax Act (Canada).

What is the nature of the third-party penalty in section 163.2 of the Income Tax Act? That question will be answered by the Supreme Court of Canada when it decides the case of Guindon v. The Queen.

From the 1st of October 2015, a change in law will allow Hungary to accept Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs) as providing an adequate level of protection for cross-border transfers.