Resources

As lawyers, we have a proactive responsibility to promote EDI in our profession and beyond. Despite increased public and professional attention given to EDI topics in the past few years, many of us are still developing our skills in this area.

Learn from our expert faculty as they discuss the latest issues concerning the duty to accommodate mental health disabilities.

Your law degree can be the foundation for a career that can take in different directions.

Join our expert faculty for a timely and vital discussion on the implications of the federal government’s historic invocation of the Emergencies Act earlier this year.

As workplace investigations have become more commonplace, employers are now faced with a multitude of considerations both in the selection of an investigator and how the investigation will be conducted.

Join us as we sit down with Executive Chair Sean Weir to discuss the latest updates from Tribunals Ontario.  Appointed as the Chair of Tribunals Ontario in June 2020, Mr. Weir has led the organization through an unprecedented period of transition.

Section 2(c) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees freedom of peaceful assembly.

In mid-October, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Fraser v. Canada (Attorney General) holding that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s (RCMP) pension plan discriminates against women, revisiting the test and evidentiary burden in adverse effects discrimination cases under the Charter.

As service providers, lawyers are subject to obligations under the Ontario Human Rights Code as well as Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 and the Integrated Accessibility Standards.

Whether you need advice on how to negotiate rent relief with your landlord, or have questions on how to access the government support programs available to small businesses for rent assistance, this program will give you the information you need.