National Do Not Call List
The list is now in service. See the website for the rules regarding telemarketing. Breaches are now expensive so take note.
Sechelt Zoning Breach: Accessory Building and Use
Accessory uses and buildings are concepts central to zoning decisions. Sechelt (District of) v. Cutlan, 2008 BCCA 368, is a case that deals with an accessory use and building in the form of a bed and breakfast contained in a separate small building on the lot: [6] The Cutlans says that the judge erred in […]
Work Related Stress and Cardiovascular Disease
The way we behave in the work place has a profound effect on individual health. Employment law is really a form of contract law but there should be a move to add some form of redress mechanism for the “personal injury” caused by negative behaviors. See these following links for discussions on the the negative […]
Lawyer’s Professional Discipline Records
The question often arises as to when a record of discipline should be removed from a professional’s discipline history. The Law Society of Upper Canada has recently confirmed its policy of permanently maintaining Lawyer’s Discipline files open to the public.
Two More Blogs
See these interesting Employment law Blogs: Employment and Labour Law Students’ Society Blog Labor and Employment Law Blog