Articles 2021

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Jesse Elders and Rahim Jamal, Kastner Lam LLP

Workplace Restoration: What Is It and Should We Use It?

  • April 05, 2021
  • Jesse Elders and Rahim Jamal, Kastner Lam LLP

Workplace restoration is a response to workplace conflict that considers the context surrounding conflict, and what is needed to create a healthy and harmonious workplace. In this article, we describe workplace restoration, situate it within the applicable regulatory regime, and offer our views on when it should be considered by employers and their counsel.

Labour and Employment Law, Student Forum

Supreme Court of Canada Decides the Federal Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act is Constitutional

  • April 05, 2021
  • Jennifer King, Liane Langstaff, Michael Finley, Chris Hummel and Graham Reeder

On March 25, 2021, the Supreme Court of Canada released its highly anticipated decision in the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act references, with the majority confirming that the federal carbon pricing backstop is constitutional. This article unpacks the Court's decision, and reflects on its impacts.

Environmental Law, Student Forum

Fueling the Future: Canada’s Plan to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions under the Clean Fuel Regulations

  • April 05, 2021
  • Holly Sherlock, Talia Gordner, Julia Loney and Ralph Cuervo-Lorens

On March 3, 2021, the public consultation period for the federal government’s proposed Clean Fuel Regulations ended. The Regulations are intended to contribute to Canada’s reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. This article provides an overview of the proposed Regulations and a survey of their potential impact.

Environmental Law, Natural Resources and Energy Law, Student Forum