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When courts say “no” to plea deals: Ontario Court of Justice decision highlights the risk of regulatory non-compliance

By Anil Nair

July 13, 2026

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Return of the Wallace? Ontario Superior Court revives extended notice damages in wrongful dismissal case

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The trouble with unwritten terms: An employee’s right to remote work

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Court of King’s Bench of Alberta confirms just cause termination for dishonesty in job applications

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Employment and Labour Law: 2025 Year in Review and Future Trends

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Canada: On June 18, 2026, Dentons’ Employment and Labour team hosted a national webinar highlighting key developments shaping federally regulated workplaces and the practical risks employers need to address now. [...]

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