2022 Professional Regulation Round-up
Here is our round-up of professional regulation cases and events in 2022! Of course,...
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2021 PROFESSIONAL REGULATION ROUND-UP
Professional regulatory law in the year 2021 was largely consumed with COVID-related cases...
Read MoreMoore is replaced with an investigation gap analysis, and the end of patent unreasonableness
PRB decisions — has now been significantly clarified, and shifted, by the BC Court...
Read MoreCLE’s Self-governing professions – Natasha Dookie and Lisa Fong on the challenges of reconciliation for regulators, and managing professional anti-maskers and COVID naysayers
In the opening session of the course, Natasha and Lisa will be speaking about...
Read MoreThe discretion of colleges to decide when to consider (or ignore) past disciplinary action
Colleges under the Health Professions Act “may” consider any past action previously taken by...
Read MoreNo separate civil claims of investigation and complaint dispositions
Complainants who file complaints with colleges against health professionals, and have their complaints dismissed,...
Read More2018 regulatory round-up
In 2018, courts addressed the boundaries of professional regulatory bodies to act in the public...
Read MoreHPRB reviews: no slicing and dicing of deference
The B.C. Supreme Court recently confirmed that the Health Professions Review Board must afford...
Read MoreDeference all the way, or in bits and pieces: does the Moore case require HPRB deference to more than choices of investigative procedures?
For colleges under BC’s Health Professions Act that have had the Health Professions Review...
Read MoreInquiry Committees and Inadequate Investigations
In the recent case of College of Chiropractors of British Columbia v. Health Professions...
Read MoreBlog: 2014 professional regulation round-up
While principles of administrative law continue to evolve – perhaps more in this last...
Read MoreHPRB deference on adequacy of investigations
At the start of 2014, we blogged here about a decision of the B.C....
Read MoreThe price of deference: inconsistency is OK
The BC Supreme Court recently found that the Health Professions Review Board improperly failed...
Read MoreRegulatory blackjack: 21 cases in professional regulation
Use of titles: Ontario’s Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 prohibits traditional Chinese medical practitioners from...
Read More2013 professional regulatory round-up
Here are some key Canadian cases and trends from 2013 relating to professional regulation....
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