Freedom of religion and COVID restrictions
The B.C. Supreme Court examined the constitutionality of COVID-related restrictions against religious gatherings, imposed...
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The B.C. Supreme Court examined the constitutionality of COVID-related restrictions against religious gatherings, imposed...
Read MoreWhere a college’s registrants may be engaging in activities they may not be qualified...
Read MoreWhen a regulatory authority withdraws a proposed consent agreement and refers a complaint matter...
Read MoreIn October 2020, the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal decided that a regulatory authority, the...
Read MoreThe Court of Appeal recently upheld the constitutionality of reserved professional titles under B.C.’s...
Read MoreWhen the Supreme Court of Canada decided in Vavilov that “appellate standards” apply to...
Read MoreHere is a quick recap of significant developments in professional regulation in 2019, starting...
Read MoreIf a tribunal decision was apparently revised by someone with authority over the decision-maker,...
Read MoreThe constitutionality of the reserved title regime under the B.C. Health Professions Act recently has come...
Read MoreIn November 2019, the Steering Committee on Modernization of Health Professional Regulation released its...
Read MoreInternet-based or mail-order medical products are testing out their jurisdiction in Canada. Most recently,...
Read MoreThe public interest in health regulators eliminating sexual abuse by registrants may in some...
Read MoreAs described in a recent Globe and Mail article (here), the College of Physicians...
Read MoreThe B.C. College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (“TCM”) unsuccessfully sought a finding of contempt...
Read MoreThe extent to which registrants may rely on processes set out in inquiry and...
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