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Two senior federal public servants can move ahead with a $4-million defamation lawsuit against artificial intelligence firm Botler AI and its two co-founders, after the Ontario Superior Court of Justice… …

The Liquor Control Board of Ontario did not subject one of its store employees to workplace harassment, an Ontario arbitrator has found, but it breached provincial health and safety law… …

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has approved an $826,836 class action settlement between Enbridge and 223 current and former employees who lost pension service while on pregnancy, maternity or… …

A community support worker who breathed in second-hand cigarette smoke during years of home visits has been granted workers’ compensation benefits on the basis that the exposure aggravated her reactive… …

The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal found that Bell Canada discriminated against a worker on the basis of family status when it initially denied her request for a modified work schedule… …

A long-serving Cargill worker who left his poultry-processing station nearly an hour before his scheduled break has lost his bid to overturn his dismissal, after an arbitrator found that a… …

A pulp mill in northwestern Ontario has been ordered to pay a former worker $10,000 after the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario found it failed to investigate his written complaints… …

Autoliv Canada can rely on surveillance video from its plant cameras to support the firing of a lift-truck driver accused of taking breaks that far exceeded company limits, an Ontario… …

An advanced care paramedic firefighter who was fired after a confrontation with a co-worker during a shift change has lost his bid to get his job back, after an Alberta… …

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has certified a proposed class action against the Toronto-Dominion Bank, clearing the way for current and former mobile mortgage specialists to pursue claims that… …