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Majoritarianism, Exclusivity and the “Right to Work” : The Legal Incoherence of Ontario Bill 64
Josh Mandryk argues that PC "right-to-work" legislation in Ontario is legally incoherent and will have significant unforeseen and unintended consequences.
Josh Mandryk examines how employers attempt to avoid employment standards legislation by classifying employees as "unpaid interns" or "volunteers".
The Right to a Representative Jury and the Kokopenace Appeal: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
In this article, written for the Criminal Lawyers' Association, Jessica Orkin discusses the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in R. v. Kokopenace.
R v. Kokopenace: A missed opportunity
Natai Shelsen reviews the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in R v. Kokopenace, a case dealing with the under-representation of Aboriginal people on jury rolls.
Tory budget bill exposes interns to exploitation
Josh Mandryk explains why the federal government’s budget implementation bill is bad news for interns.
The Changing Dimensions of Privacy in the Workplace: Legal Rights and Labour Realities
Emma Phillips explores two important trends in recent privacy law decisions by Canada’s highest courts.