Feb 06, 2018
I think I have experienced discrimination at work. I am a member of a union and have been told that because I am in a union I cannot proceed with a human rights claim outside of the process established in my collective agreement, is this true?
Francesca Rollo
Jan 31, 2018
I have a family member in the hospital after a serious car crash, will the lawyer come to the hospital to meet with us or should we wait until my family member is discharged home?
Jan 30, 2018
I was denied Employment Insurance on the basis that I was terminated for misconduct, what does this mean and what can I do?
David van der Woerd
Jan 25, 2018
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The sky is (still) falling! A decade ago we sounded the alarms that the not for profit corporations world was radically changing.
Andrew Spurgeon
Jan 24, 2018
Concussion legislation may be too onerous for some sports groups
Jan 23, 2018
I was recently charged with a criminal offence unrelated to my employment. My employer found out and has fired me for just cause. What can I do about this?
Personal Injury Group
Jan 22, 2018
I heard that there are special notice and time requirements if you want to sue a municipality for failing to salt and sand a roadway that caused a car accident and injuries, is that true? What is it?
David van der Woerd
Jan 16, 2018
In my previous Legal Matters article on this topic I told you about how much Canadians get behind their charities (to the tune of $15.7 billion annually) but how some contributions to charity (services, directed gifts and pledges) give you less bang for your buck at tax time.
Wade Poziomka
Jan 09, 2018
Police Board Chair Ferguson disciplined over comments on inciden involving Councillor.
David van der Woerd
Jan 09, 2018
Canadians love to reduce their taxes by giving to charity. Canadian charities receipted a whopping $15.7 billion dollars in donations in the last year that such figures were published.