The Strom decision is not about freedom of speech; it’s about fulsome reasons
In October 2020, the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal decided that a regulatory authority, the...
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Discipline: Restrictions on the use of “doctor” vs. freedom of expression
Some self-regulating professions may prevent their registrants from using the title “Doctor” in a...
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Mark your calendars November 2, 2015: Lisa C. Fong will speak on conducting regulatory...
Read MoreCanada’s anti-spam law for self-regulating professions
Canada’s new anti-spam legislation* goes into effect July 1, 2014. You can find it...
Read MoreAvailable for Viewing: Our Webinars on Privacy and Confidentiality
On June 7th, 2012, 110 people from twenty professional regulatory organizations in B.C., Alberta,...
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Like most knowledge workers, we have to keep track of lots of electronic information...
Read MoreCorporate deadlocks and “shot gun” share buyouts
Although our practice extends deeply into administrative law, our roots lie in commercial litigation....
Read MoreLump sum court costs equivalent to special costs may be set aside
Lump sum costs awarded in chambers which amount to special costs may, in the...
Read MoreA right to restitution upon a future event may accrue immediately upon evasion
An entitlement to restitution that would normally be delayed to a later point may...
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