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Bill 148 Update: On the Chopping Block

Bill 148 Update: On the Chopping Block

  • 23 novembre 2018
  • Marc Rodrigue, senior associate, Fasken

On October 23, 2018, the Ontario government introduced Bill 47 - the Making Ontario Open for Business Act, 2018. In this article, Marc Rodrigue reviews the changes to the province's employment standards and labour relations legislation that will result from Bill 47 once adopted,

Droit du travail et de l’emploi, Student Forum

Eagleridge International Ltd: What happens when regulatory approval is granted and then withdrawn after a change of government

  • 23 novembre 2018
  • Stanley Berger

In Eagleridge International Ltd. v. Newfoundland and Labrador, following a change of government, the new provincial Minister of Environment and Conservation withdrew approval for the construction of a gravel road intended to facilitate mineral exploration on lands and ordered that the project be subject to a full environmental assessment (EA). Eagleridge was entitled to proceed in accordance with the release from the full EA granted by the Minister before the change in government.

Droit de l’environnement, Student Forum

Mediation in Prisons - The Prison of Peace Project: An Interview with U.S. Lawyer and Mediator Douglas Noll, Co-Founder

  • 20 novembre 2018
  • Douglas E. Noll, J.D., M.A., California lawyer and mediator

Prison of Peace is a pro bono project that teaches life inmates to be peacemakers and mediators within their prison communities. It is currently operating in nine California prisons, four prisons in Greece, and one prison in Connecticut.

Mécanismes extrajudiciaires de règlement des conflits, Student Forum

What Role Does “Fairness” Play in Statutory Interpretation?

  • 20 novembre 2018
  • Marco P. Falco, Torkin Manes LLP

A discussion of a 2018 decision of the Supreme Court of Canada, British Columbia v. Philip Morris International Inc., 2018 SCC 36,which affirms that judicial concern for issues like the relevance of evidence and trial fairness have little to no significance in determining an Act’s meaning, unless those concerns are supported by a textual or purposive analysis of the legislation.

Litige civil, Student Forum

Meet Your 2018-2019 Executive: Part I

  • 20 novembre 2018
  • Madeleine Tyber

Get to know the members of the Public Sector Lawyers Executive in this new series of articles.

Avocats du secteur public, Student Forum

Meet Your 2018-2019 Executive: Part II

  • 20 novembre 2018
  • Madeleine Tyber

Get to know the members of the Public Sector Lawyers executive team in this new series.

Avocats du secteur public, Student Forum
Welcome Reception for Articling Students and LPP Candidates

Welcome Reception for Articling Students and LPP Candidates

  • 20 novembre 2018
  • Shruti Joshi

On November 1, 2018, the OBA Public Sector Lawyers Section held its annual welcome reception for articling students and LPP candidates. The Honourable Sandra Nishikawa, the keynote speaker at this year’s reception, reflected on her experience in the public service and the lessons she learned along the way.

Avocats du secteur public, Student Forum

What's New in Pensions & Benefits - October 2018

  • 20 novembre 2018
  • Michelle Rival and Evan Shapiro

FSCO draft surplus policies, FSRA proposed fees and assessments, FSCO Form 7 targeted review findings, CAPSA guidance and more...

Droit des régimes de retraite et des avantages sociaux, Student Forum

New Details on Application of Federal Carbon-Pricing Backstop

  • 16 novembre 2018
  • Andrew T.R. Chachula, Sarah E. Gilbert and Thomas W. McInerney

In October, the federal government made further announcements regarding the federal carbon-pricing “Backstop”, providing details on where the pricing system will apply and how the revenues for provinces and territories will be used. The Backstop ensures a national carbon-pricing system that applies to greenhouse gas emissions from a broad set of sources, which is revenue-neutral to the federal government. Ontario and Saskatchewan have commenced legal actions to challenge the Backstop.

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