Is the Canada Recovery Benefit a ‘workfare’ program in disguise?
Leaving those in financial difficulty behind for a lower-wage future isn’t a bug in the CRB system—it’s a feature of a program designed and redesigned to crack down on recipients…
Leaving those in financial difficulty behind for a lower-wage future isn’t a bug in the CRB system—it’s a feature of a program designed and redesigned to crack down on recipients…
Major industrialized countries are experiencing labour shortages. John Harris writes: The US Chamber of Commerce is warning of a crisis affecting businesses “across every industry, in every state”. Angst is…
Corporations love keeping their shareholders money instead of contributing to society, and it’s the role of governments to ensure that corporations do their part. Usually this comes in the form…
What happens if one provision in a section on termination of employment is unenforceable, but not another? The Court of Appeal considered this question in Waksdale v Swegon North America…
You are not supposed to snicker when a Trump supporter tells you his hero is going to win the presidency in 2024. Nor are you supposed to sound surprised when…
The rebellion that now has United Conservative Party Premier Jason Kenney looking as if his career is on the ropes is strongly reminiscent of the circumstances that brought Progressive Conservative…
The early part of this blog got out of control. I think it’s true. But it’s dreadfully hard to write about it. As I go through the news, I see…
#Quebec's Bill-96: Protecting the #French language; Tonight on #UnpublishedTV at 8 pm EDT… https://t.co/bxjt4uT6Ve #cdnpoli #qcpoli Special guests: @kinsellawarren, @DanielWeinsto17, @msandilands and Peter Biro from https://t.co/Ll7jAq9ZyX Hosted by @EdHandMedia, @james_ogrady…
How the mighty have fallen. Just two years ago, Jason Kenney, flush from a convincing election win over the NDP, was the Conservatives’ golden boy. Even the national leader had…
He drove his truck into a family, targeting them because of their garments. He killed four of the five, a 76 year old woman, a 44 year old man, a…
I was feeling pretty cruddy today; a kind of nonspecific languishing that makes no sense to me given it’s a perfect day in the perfect month of the perfect week.…
The latest episode of the Magpie Brûlé podcast is now live. In this episode, I interview the former MP for Leeds-Grenville, Hon. Joe Jordan. We talk about the current state…
Miscellaneous material to start your week. – Adam Miller writes about the race between vaccinations and COVID-19 variants. The Strategic COVID-19 Pandemic Committee of Edmonton Zone Medical Staff Association highlights…
#LegalTweetOfTheDay: GTA Statue of Egerton Ryerson toppled at university after rally honouring residential school victims via The Toronto Star Read more: http://bit.ly/WiseLawLegalTweet06072021 – Garry J. Wise, Toronto Visit our Toronto…
It’s possible to imagine a future in which nations begin fighting over the world’s supplies of critical minerals, just as they once fought over oil. Photo by Thomas Millard/Flickr. Thanks…
On the night of June 6, demonstrators tore down the statue of Egerton Ryerson that stands outside the Toronto university named after him. Watching the statue fall, writes David Moscrop,…
Here are our Top 10 #LawTweets for the week of June 7, 2021. – Garry J. Wise, Toronto Visit our Toronto Law Office website: www.wiselaw.net Visit our website: www.wiselaw.net
Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of June 7, 2021 from Wise Law on Twitter: Ontario backtracks, allows special fans for the Leafs game tonight Mixing vaccine…
John A. Macdonald never deserved to be put on a pedestal. In his day, Canadians knew that he was deeply flawed. In fact, none of our leaders have worn halos.…