Is there a tort of harassment in Ontario? ONCA says “no, but maybe, but probably not, so yeah…”
Well, after a few years of plaintiffs understanding that there was a tort of harassment in Ontario, the Ontario Court of Appeal (the “ONCA”) in Merrifield v Attorney General of Canada has definitively stated that there is no tort of harassment in Ontario, unless there is.
Did the WSIB get the memo on marijuana?
The new WSIB policy provides a fairly limited coverage for medicinal use of cannabis.
You Violated Employer Rules: Do You Still Need to Be Accommodated?
To what degree must an employer accommodate addiction? Read about what happens when an employee’s breach of a workplace rule was affected by her addiction.
What responsibilities do parents and adult children have towards each other?
Parents and children have certain responsibilities to each other under Ontario family law. What are they?
Changes to Labour Standards in Quebec – What Do You Need to Know?
What are the top five things you should know about the recent changes to labour standards in Quebec?
Long-Term Disability: Can You Make A Claim After Your Employment Ends?
Have you been injured while insured under your employer’s group benefit policy, but only realized the extent of your injury once you were no longer an employee? In this situation, can you still make a long-term disability (LTD) claim? Yes, you can. MacIvor v Pitney Bowes is a 2018 Ontario insurance case concerning the interpretation… Read more »