Wilson v Atomic Energy: More Than Unjust Dismissals
Much has already been written in regards to the recent decision of the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) in Wilson v Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, 2016 SCC 29 [Wilson]....
Author: Zinejda Rita
A Brief Look at Osgoode’s 2015 Constitutional Cases Conference
Osgoode’s Constitutional Cases Conference is the leading constitutional law conference in Canada and a much anticipated annual event. The Conference, now in its 19th year, brings together constitutional law experts...
Keenan v Canac Kitchens: A Victory for Precarious Workers in Ontario
Being laid off close to the age of retirement can be quite a devastating experience. It is all the more devastating when you have worked for the same company for...
R v Elliott: An Unhinged Use of Hashtags
In R v Elliott, 2016 ONCJ 35 [Elliott], Gregory Elliott was found not guilty of criminally harassing two women by repeatedly communicating with them via Twitter through various hashtags they...
