When extra opportunities for exam-writing are an undue hardship on the public interest
Where a provisional registrant has failed four times to pass an exam that may...
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Where a provisional registrant has failed four times to pass an exam that may...
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 MoreOn October 23, 2019, Lisa C. Fong and Lauren Riva presented to the CBABC...
Read MoreCNAR held its 2019 conference in Quebec on October 28-30, 2019. Lisa C. Fong...
Read MoreOn November 1, 2019, a new Crown agency, the BC Financial Services Authority (BCFSA),...
Read MoreIn November 2019, the Steering Committee on Modernization of Health Professional Regulation released its...
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 MoreA Manitoba court recently granted the College of Pharmacists of Manitoba (the “College”) an...
Read MoreWith modern-day professional businesses becoming multi-clinic based, national, or international operations, professional regulators can...
Read MoreThe propriety of an interim suspension during a regulatory investigation, when a registrant is...
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