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Ontario is requiring hospitals, school boards and other public sector organizations to meet new cyber security standards under sweeping changes to the province’s access and privacy framework — the fir… …

A Queen’s University law professor whose research helped reshape how Canadian courts treat the voices of children has won Ontario’s highest award for legal writing. Nicholas Bala, a professor at …

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A former Sheridan College employee’s bid to obtain records related to meetings about his employment has been dismissed, with an adjudicator finding the records are excluded from Ontario’s freedom of …

A fire communications strategy report commissioned by the City of Vaughan is not subject to Ontario’s freedom of information legislation because it relates to labour relations matters, an adjudicator … …

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A registered perfusionist who alleges he was constructively dismissed by University Health Network following a return from disability leave has been granted partial leave to amend his statement of cla… …

The Ontario Labour Relations Board has set a peremptory June hearing date for V-Max Auto Corporation after the company failed to appear at a scheduled employment standards review, citing a …

The Ontario Labour Relations Board has narrowed a director’s personal liability for unpaid wages in a case stemming from an employment standards investigation into four related companies, ordering him… Free …

An Ontario labour tribunal has dismissed a request by a Sunset Grill franchisee to have the personal names of its owners stripped from a published decision, finding no exceptional circumstances …