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An arbitrator has ordered a British Columbia school district to suspend a medical monitoring program requiring a special education assistant to submit to thrice-daily breathalyzer tests and random uri...

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Six women who lost most or all of their regular employment insurance benefits after taking maternity and parental leave have had those benefits restored, the Federal Court of Appeal has ruled. Federal...

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A father whose daughter died by suicide after a dispute over her workers' compensation claim has been limited to six freedom-of-information requests a year about her former employment, British Columbi...

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A Kouchibouguac National Park maintenance worker fired after years of pursuing a young colleague has had his termination overturned and replaced with a 30-day suspension, but he will not get…

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A Calgary energy services company has been ordered to pay its former chief financial officer $69,771.84, including $30,000 in aggravated damages, after the court found the company acted in bad faith b...

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