According to the owner, Ms. Wu, her condo shook like an earthquake and sounded like a freight train - for six years. Apparently, the...

Most employees wrongly believe that they can only be fired for what they do, or do not do, at work. In other words, what happens on the...

Under the Employment Standards Act, an employee has the statutory right to refuse to work a shift scheduled for a Sunday or public...

In a recent CBC news article, two Greyhound customers voice complaints regarding lost goods that were shipped across Canada. ( See...

Contrary to popular belief, the wishes of the deceased regarding his or her funeral do not have to be honoured even if those wishes are...

When a marriage ends, a couple's assets that were accumulated during the marriage, are generally divided equally and split between the...

Having one's employment terminated is unpleasant whether it occurs for cause or because of other circumstances. Often the former...

Being involved in litigation is stressful at the best of times. When the litigation involves sibling rivalry, such as an estate dispute,...

The Supreme Court of Canada has clarified the nature of "intent" necessary to find a person in contempt of court. Specifically, it is...

In a society of Wikileaks, hackers and companies monitoring internal and external correspondence, your work email can not, and must not,...