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New Brunswick teacher fired for his comedy routine bites back in new performance

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By John Chilibeck | The Daily Gleaner A teacher who was fired from a high school in Saint John, N.B., when his students found his adult comedy routine online has come up with a new act that pokes fun …

Manitoba church’s appeal over pastor’s unpaid wages dismissed by labour board

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Nearly every management-side employment lawyer I’ve spoken to says roughly the same thing about employment contracts: consistency is the whole point. One template, applied evenly, defensible in front …

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BC woodworking shop’s overtime-for-materials scheme breached employment standards

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PREMIUM United Nurses of Alberta’s LTD policy ruled discriminatory but justified

Manitoba church’s appeal over pastor’s unpaid wages dismissed by labour board

Bass Pro Shops whistleblower complaint in Manitoba dismissed over private-sector status

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New Brunswick teacher fired for his comedy routine bites back in new performance

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PREMIUM United Nurses of Alberta’s LTD policy ruled discriminatory but justified

Manitoba church’s appeal over pastor’s unpaid wages dismissed by labour board

Bass Pro Shops whistleblower complaint in Manitoba dismissed over private-sector status