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Category: Canada Law

I Asked ChatGPT to Summarize the Court’s Decision in Bardal v Globe and Mail. This is What Happened.

Posted on June 17, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on I Asked ChatGPT to Summarize the Court’s Decision in Bardal v Globe and Mail. This is What Happened.
I Asked ChatGPT to Summarize the Court’s Decision in Bardal v Globe and Mail. This is What Happened.

Unless one has been living under a rock, it would be hard to have missed the discussion concerning ChatGPT. But until recently, I had not experimented with it. Two days ago, I finally gave in and gave it a shot. After playing around with it, I decided to see what would happen if I tried…

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Minimum Wage BC : Know Your Rights

Posted on June 17, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Minimum Wage BC : Know Your Rights
Minimum Wage BC : Know Your Rights

Ensuring fair pay for workers is a critical aspect of fostering an equitable labor market. Central to this objective is the concept of minimum wage laws, which establish the lowest hourly rate employers are legally allowed to pay. These laws help prevent exploitation and promote fair compensation for employees. This blog outlines the history, current…

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OINP Shifts to Employer-Led Process for Job Offer Streams: What Applicants Need to Know

Posted on June 16, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on OINP Shifts to Employer-Led Process for Job Offer Streams: What Applicants Need to Know
OINP Shifts to Employer-Led Process for Job Offer Streams: What Applicants Need to Know

Starting July 2, 2025, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) is introducing major changes to how applications are submitted under its Employer Job Offer streams—a key pathway to permanent residency (PR) for many workers and international graduates in the province. Under the new system, it is now the employer, not the candidate, who must initiate…

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Why Breadwinner Wives Face a Higher Risk of Divorce

Posted on June 15, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Why Breadwinner Wives Face a Higher Risk of Divorce
Why Breadwinner Wives Face a Higher Risk of Divorce

A recent Newsweek article is sparking conversation across the legal and social landscapes: Couples are reportedly more likely to get divorced when the woman is the primary breadwinner. This conclusion stems from a new study by financial services company Bread Financial, which found that 42% of women who earn more than their partners say this…

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Steps towards implementing the settlement.

Posted on June 14, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Steps towards implementing the settlement.
Steps towards implementing the settlement.

More than 3 months have elapsed since Chief Justice Morawetz approved the settlements brokered among Canadian provincial governments and the 3 large tobacco companies that have been the target of class action and cost-recovery suits for two decades.  That approval was only an important finishing step in this saga, but came without an indication of…

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Handwritten note found not to be valid, makes a difference of $1.4 million

Posted on June 14, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Handwritten note found not to be valid, makes a difference of $1.4 million
Handwritten note found not to be valid, makes a difference of .4 million

After Eleena Violette Murray died in 2017, a note was found in her home that seemed to change the amounts given to beneficiaries in her will. The note made a difference: without the note, the SPCA would receive $1.4million, and if the note were valid, the SPCA would receive $100,000, with the rest of the money…

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The Top 5 Outdated HR Policies That May Need a 2025 Refresh

Posted on June 13, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on The Top 5 Outdated HR Policies That May Need a 2025 Refresh
The Top 5 Outdated HR Policies That May Need a 2025 Refresh

The world of work has evolved rapidly in the last few years, and many workplace policies may not have kept pace. Outdated handbooks and contracts not only risk legal non-compliance but also impact employee morale, productivity, and retention. Below are five common HR policy areas that may require a modern refresh. 1. Hybrid Work and…

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Assignment to Unformed Corp Doesn’t Pierce Corporate Veil in Real Estate Deal

Posted on June 13, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Assignment to Unformed Corp Doesn’t Pierce Corporate Veil in Real Estate Deal
Assignment to Unformed Corp Doesn’t Pierce Corporate Veil in Real Estate Deal

Contracting under the name of a corporation will usually protect the principals behind that corporation from personal liability arising from a breach of contract. That is usually still the case where the corporation is not yet incorporated at the time the contract is entered, if the contract is adopted by the corporation following its incorporation….

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Due Process among Humans – Double Aspect

Posted on June 12, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Due Process among Humans – Double Aspect
Due Process among Humans – Double Aspect

There has been a great deal of discussion of due process of law (in American terms) or procedural fairness (in Commonwealth ones) of late. My last post was part of that conversation, and I am grateful to the readers who have said nice things about it (e.g. here). I thought I would take one more…

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How to Become a B Corp Law Firm: A Step by Step Guide

Posted on June 12, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on How to Become a B Corp Law Firm: A Step by Step Guide
How to Become a B Corp Law Firm: A Step by Step Guide

Your potential clients are doing their homework. They’re checking out your law firm’s website, scrolling through your bios, and reading about your case results. But another question they’re asking might surprise you: “Does this firm care about the same things I do?”The answer matters more than ever. Today’s clients increasingly want to work with firms…

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