On March 20, 2023, the Government of Canada released its Draft Action Plan to Implement the United Nations Declaration of Rights of Indigenous Peoples (“Draft Action Plan”) for public comment. … Read More
After being closed for almost a year, NEXUS enrolment centres in Canadian airports are set to reopen – although joint interviews with Canadian and U.S. border officers will no longer… Read More
A Recent Saskatchewan court decision provides clarity on whether rural municipalities are responsible for reimbursing a councillor’s legal fees for proceedings related to their role on council.
On January 9, 2023… Read More
An act that would require companies across Canada to report on the measures they’re taking to guard against modern slavery in their supply chains is expected to soon become law.
The… Read More
Nuclear power will play a key role in achieving the Federal Government’s ambitious net zero targets – and organizations looking to deploy small modular reactors (SMRs) may qualify for funding.
On… Read More
The duty to accommodate requires the employer, the union and the employee to cooperate.
In Service Employees International Union - West v Wynyard CARRES Inc., the grievor claimed that she required… Read More
On March 13, 2023, WorkSafe Saskatchewan released the 2023-2028 Fatalities and Serious Injuries Strategy. The Strategy outlines key areas of focus for the next five years and includes some important… Read More
The world is still waiting for internationally accepted standards on climate-related financial disclosures – but that hasn’t stopped Canada’s banking and insurance regulator from mandating ESG disclosure by the end… Read More
