Employment Law

A former RCMP undercover officer who was fired 25 years ago for blowing the whistle on police leadership’s media manipulation strategy says organizations routinely …

The British Columbia Court of Appeal has allowed a class action lawsuit against Bank of Montreal to proceed on claims the bank …

The Quebec Court of Appeal has ruled that former unionized Air Canada employees must pursue their claims over flight passes through grievance …

A worker in British Columbia allegedly rushed to a gas station and filled up both his personal vehicles using his employer’s fuel …

An Ontario shareholder has won the right to sue company directors on behalf of two businesses after alleging the directors paid themselves …

An Ontario arbitrator has ruled the City of Greater Sudbury must compensate a firefighter’s estate after ruling the employer breached its collective …

By Tara Deschamps Some former Hudson’s Bay employees have filed a class-action lawsuit seeking a share of the defunct retailer’s pension surplus. The …

Saskatchewan has charged three employers with violating provincial laws designed to protect foreign workers, marking the first criminal charges laid under the …

By Hina Alam A New Brunswick seafood processing company is challenging in court the record $1-million fine and 10-year ban on using the …

A Saskatchewan hotel operator that bought an existing business must recognize the union and honour the previous collective agreement, even though it …