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Peaks of Grassi Development in Canmore: Procedural Fairness and Municipal Bylaws?
By: Shaun Fluker PDF Version: Peaks of Grassi Development in Canmore: Procedural Fairness and Municipal Bylaws? Case Commented On: Gruman v Canmore (Town), 2018 ABQB 507 (CanLII) Municipal governance in the Town of Canmore is undoubtedly a challenging proposition. Canmore is … Continue reading
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The Great Divide on Standard of Review in Canadian Administrative Law
By: Shaun Fluker PDF Version: The Great Divide on Standard of Review in Canadian Administrative Law Case Commented On: Canada (Canadian Human Rights Commission) v Canada (Attorney General), 2018 SCC 31 (CanLII) In an unusual move earlier this year, the … Continue reading
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ABQB Upholds Arbitrator’s Decision on Innocent Absenteeism, the Duty to Accommodate and Notice
By: Linda McKay-Panos PDF Version: ABQB Upholds Arbitrator’s Decision on Innocent Absenteeism, the Duty to Accommodate and Notice Case Commented On: Canadian National Railway Company v Teamsters Canada Rail Conference, 2018 ABQB 405 (CanLII) (CNR) Canadian National Railway (CNR) applied … Continue reading
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Is Non-denominational Education a Secularism Principle or a Violation of Human Rights Law?
By: Hasna Shireen and Linda McKay-Panos PDF Version: Is Non-denominational Education a Secularism Principle or a Violation of Human Rights Law? Case Commented On: Webber Academy Foundation v Alberta (Human Rights Commission), 2018 ABCA 207 (CanLII) In 2015, the Alberta Human … Continue reading
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Supreme Court Sides with Law Societies in Trinity Western University Litigation
This morning the Supreme Court of Canada released its decisions in Law Society of British Columbia v. Trinity Western University, 2018 SCC 32 (CanLII) and Trinity Western University v. Law Society of Upper Canada, 2018 SCC 33 (CanLII). A majority … Continue reading
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