A worker who says he was wrongfully dismissed by Nexen Energy in 2017 has lost his bid to revive a lawsuit he filed seven years later, after the Court of …
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A former insurance company director who has spent years as the main caregiver for a daughter with a rare and complex genetic condition is not entitled to a Canada Pension …
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Migrant farm worker from India wouldn’t abandon family for minimum wage job: court
A 56-year-old farm worker from India whose Canadian work permit was refused over suspicions he would stay in the country for economic reasons will have his application reconsidered by a …
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WSIAT workers’ childcare grievances proceed despite medical work-from-home deals
Three senior legal workers at Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal who were denied flexible work arrangements to care for their children can press ahead with their grievances, eve… …
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Dryden, Ont., councillor must attend meetings virtually until civility training done
A Dryden, Ont., city councillor found to have bullied and harassed two senior municipal employees must take part in council meetings by video until he completes workplace civility training, Ontario’s …
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A live-in caregiver who says a family fired her weeks after she disclosed her pregnancy has had her human rights complaint thrown out because she deliberately left the firing out …
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Fake cases, real costs: Tribunals and courts crack down on AI filings
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberA labour arbitrator’s award was thrown out in Quebec. A self-represented applicant’s submissions were set aside entirely at the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario. And the B.C. Court of Appeal …
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Passport clerk who awaited God’s approval for COVID-19 vaccine wins grievance
A federal passport clerk who said God told her to wait for His approval before getting a COVID-19 vaccine has won back pay and $5,000 in damages after her employer …
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A federal public servant who advised on eligibility for pandemic emergency benefits, while collecting those same benefits by falsely claiming he was unemployed, has lost his bid to overturn his …
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Federal analyst loses hiring challenge after job went to surplus colleague
A federal analyst who told his managers he wanted a vacant job has lost his challenge after the position went to a co-worker whose own job was eliminated in a …

