September 2026

Temporary Layoffs After Waksdale: Guidance for Ontario Employers The landmark decision in Waksdale held that one invalid termination clause in an employment contract can invalidate all of the contract’s termination clauses.[i] But does the same rule extend to layoffs? And how long can an employer “temporarily” lay off an employee before the layoff becomes a...
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Privacy Law in Canada Overview What are companies’ obligations when using and collecting their customers’ personal information? How can companies remain compliant with relevant Canadian privacy laws? These questions can be answered by looking at privacy legislation in Canada, specifically PIPEDA. The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (“PIPEDA”) is the federal law that...
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A Real Estate Agent’s Standard of Care: What is Expected? What is the standard of care that is expected of a real estate agent? What constitutes a breach of such a duty? The Ontario Court of Appeal addresses these questions in Painchaud v Krimker, a case involving a failed Agreement of Purchase and Sale for...
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