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Our readers will be aware that, in 2016, the Supreme Court of Canada (the “SCC”) set time limits for how long prosecutions in Canada should take. That was in R. v. Jordan. Generally speaking, in occupational health and safety prosecutions, a trial must finish within 18 months of the charges being laid. If that doesn’t … Continued
Read moreThis article analyzes the HRTO decision in Weilgosh v. London District Catholic School Board in relation to last year’s SCC’s decision, North Regional Health Authority v. Horrocks.
Read moreIn a decision that will provide much-needed clarity to employers across the country, the SCC held that the Manitoba Human Rights Commission did not have jurisdiction to hear a human rights complaint by a unionized employee.
Read moreSCC dismissed employers application for leave to appeal. This article discusses the implications of this decision on the enforceability of termination clauses in employment agreements.
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