Apparently these fears have arisen in the U.S. in the past. A new case in Louisiana objects to advertising rules that would take effect in November 2009. The Wolfe Law Group, L.L.C., who appear to…
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The largest Canadian Constitutional class-action suit in currently under scrutiny. Background Following M. v. H (1999), the Canada Pension Plan (1985) (CPP) was amended in 2000 to include survivor benefits for same-sex couples to comply…
Ontario Court Justice James Blacklock ruled today that laws mandating helmets do not discriminate against turban-wearing Sikhs. Baljinder Badesha fought a fine to pay $110 for not wearing a helmet, and the Ontarion Human Rights…
Should a person’s bona fide beliefs be used to extract confessions to crimes by the police? Most would say no, it would violate Charter rights. What about if the beliefs are not considered mainstream or…
A panel of experts spoke at the University of Western Ontario on careers in labour law on Feb. 14, 2008.
