Legal Issues

• Coronavirus: Issues may arise if employers ask employees if they’re vaccinated, IPC says

  As a vaccine is rolling out in the coming months, employers may want to seek legal advice when asking employees if they're vaccinated.

  Canada

  Dec 11, 2020
  
• Legal ramifications of exposing someone to COVID-19 murky, says Winnipeg lawyer

  What if someone with the coronavirus deliberately infects another person? A Winnipeg lawyer says it's a tricky situation.

  Health

  Oct 28, 2020
  
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• Kingston councillors pass motion to review transparency issues for closed meetings

  Kingston City Council voted on Tuesday to review laws that allow councillors to go into closed meetings.

  Canada

  Aug 8, 2018
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• France wants to allow couples to get a divorce without a judge

  The French government plans to allow divorce by mutual consent to proceed without a judge, to simplify and accelerate the process.

  Lifestyle

  May 17, 2016
• Be careful what you write: that online review could get you sued

  You might want to re-evaluate your plan to write a negative review about a local business – if they don’t like it, you could get sued.

  Consumer

  May 29, 2014