Judge strikes down legislation re-enacted by B.C. government curbing teachers' collective bargaining rights, and awards teachers' union $2 million damages

On January 27, a British Columbia judge ruled that Bill 22, the Education Improvement Act, a law limiting teacher collective bargaining on class size which... More




Injury during lovemaking while on business trip not work-related, Australia's top court rules

Turning out the lights on a strange legal saga that garnered international attention, Australia's top court has ruled that a civil servant who suffered facial... More




Employer's disclosure of employees' home contact information to union does not violate federal Privacy Act or Charter, Supreme Court rules

Upholding a decision of the Federal Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the disclosure of a federal public servant's personal contact... More