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Fact of accident, without more, is not enough to convict on OHSA charges, appeal court decides
Canadian Law Blog Awards recognizes Dentons’ Occupational Health & Safety Law Blog as one of Canada’s top legal practice group blogs in 2017
Court finds that “accident as prima facie breach” principle precludes an order for particulars on an OHSA “general duty” charge
Learn how OHSA changes in Alberta and Ontario will affect your business, January 22, 2018 – Webinar
In important decision, Ontario appeal court says that general duty clause in OHSA can impose higher obligations than specific requirements in regulations
When is a Release effective to bar a safety-related complaint? Appeal court weighs in
Other amendments to Ontario OHSA coming: accident reporting, unsafe buildings and written directives to MOL inspectors
Ontario proposing to triple maximum OHSA fine to $1.5 million, change limitation period for laying charges
The introduction of Bill 30 brings the potential for significant changes to Alberta’s workplace laws
Court should be careful not to measure the practices of “smaller concerns” against those of large companies with far more resources, Justice of the Peace says in dismissing OHSA charge given due diligence
Adjudicator refuses to anonymize employee’s name in medical accommodation case
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