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Employer-provided housing subject to Nunavut’s tenancy laws despite Ottawa’s immunity claim

by HR Law Canada 24 June 2025

written by HR Law Canada 24 June 2025

A federal government department cannot claim immunity from Nunavut's residential tenancy laws when providing housing to employees, the territory's court has ruled in a case involving a former public s...

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