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28Feb
2023

Well wishes for David Loukidelis, KC, on his retirement

After 7 years of practicing freedom of information and privacy law as associate counsel at Young, Anderson, David has decided to retire...

02Feb
2023

New Requirements for Local Governments: Privacy Management Programs and Privacy Breach Notifications

Local governments are now required to develop privacy management programs and to report privacy breaches that could be expected to result...

20Jan
2023

Court of Appeal Scales Back Riparian Area Protection Powers

In a decision that will likely come as a shock to many clients who have been attempting to carry out the mandate in the Riparian Areas...

06Dec
2022

Bill 43 - Housing Supply Act

On November 24, 2022, Bill 43 – 2022 the Housing Supply Act received Royal Assent, and will come into force by regulation. This legislation...

01Dec
2022

Proposed Changes to the Workers' Compensation Act

On October 31, 2022, the provincial government introduced Bill 41 – 2022: Workers’ Compensation Amendment Act (No. 2), 2022 (the...

07Oct
2022

Elections Questions? Call us - our E-Team is ready!

In order to assist with the upcoming local government elections, we have a designated team of lawyers to respond to your elections related...

23Sep
2022

Ontario Court of Appeal Finds that an Employer Accessing Employees’ Private Conversation Open on Work Device is a Breach of the Employees’ Privacy Rights

In the recent decision Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario v. York Region District School Board, 2022 ONCA 476, the Court of Appeal...

06Sep
2022

BC Supreme Court Finds ICBC Vicariously Liable for its Employee’s Breach of the Privacy Act

A recent British Columbia Supreme Court decision has opened possible new areas of liability for public bodies whose employees breach...

30Aug
2022

Elections Questions? Our E-Team Is Ready for Your Call

In order to assist with the upcoming local government elections, we have a designated team of lawyers to respond to your elections related...

10Aug
2022

BC Supreme Court Quashes Vancouver Rent Control Bylaws

The BC Supreme Court recently considered the City of Vancouver’s pioneering attempt to impose rent controls between tenancies by bylaw in...

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