Occupational Health and Safety Do you know what you don’t know? Workplace hazard disclosure and the limits of owner liability under the Occupational Health and Safety Act By Anil Nair
Occupational Health and Safety When courts say “no” to plea deals: Ontario Court of Justice decision highlights the risk of regulatory non-compliance By Anil Nair
Occupational Health and Safety Workplace investigations Wrongful Dismissal Two strikes and you’re out: Ontario Superior Court of Justice upholds just cause dismissal of trucker after second positive drug test By Andy Pushalik
Occupational Health and Safety What the 2026 Work Fatality and Injury Rate report means for employers and why legal strategy matters more than ever By Emily Kroboth and Anil Nair
Employment Standards General Labour Occupational Health and Safety Privacy Arbitration award contemplates the balance between employee privacy and workplace safety By Jenny Wang
Amendments to Safety Laws Employment Standards General Labour Occupational Health and Safety Recent amendments to Alberta’s Occupational Health and Safety Code simplify the requirements for workplace health and safety policies By Cristina Wendel and Tari Hiebert
Employment Standards General Occupational Health and Safety Workplace investigations Alberta Labour Relations Board clarifies prime contractor designations for multi-employer work sites where construction activities take place By Tari Hiebert and Daniel Stachnik
Amendments to Safety Laws Employment Standards General Occupational Health and Safety New first aid requirements for employers in British Columbia By Eleni Kassaris and Victoria Merritt
Employment Standards General Labour Workers' Compensation Protections come into force for British Columbia’s “gig workers” By Salim Visram
Caselaw Developments General Occupational Health and Safety Refusal to cooperate with an employer’s Drug and Alcohol Policy leads to termination for just cause By Cristina Wendel and Jenny Wang
General Occupational Health and Safety Workers' Compensation Employers take note: Medical evidence is now unnecessary for an aggravated damages claim By Kyle Isherwood and Catherine Coulter
Occupational Health and Safety Alberta Court of Appeal decision addresses participation of legal counsel in Occupational Health and Safety interviews By Tari Hiebert and Daniel Stachnik
