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Terminate With Caution: Regulatory Findings May Not Establish Cause
The Ontario Superior Court's decision in Silva v Royal Bank of Canada examines whether regulatory compliance concerns and policy violations automatically justify dismissal for cause. When RBC terminated a long-serving financial planner following an investigation into client transactions and compliance practices, the Court scrutinized not only the alleged misconduct but also the fairness of the investigation and the substantial impact of regulatory reporting on the employee's future career prospects.
Canada Employment
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Crawley MacKewn Brush LLP
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Employing Foreign Workers In Canada: 5 Key Employment Considerations
Navigating the complexities of employing temporary foreign workers in Canada requires careful attention to work permit conditions, status tracking, and compliance obligations. This comprehensive guide outlines five critical considerations that employers must address to avoid penalties, maintain proper authorization, and ensure legal compliance throughout the employment relationship.
Canada Immigration
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Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP
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The Capital Markets Tribunal Extends Riot Platforms Public Interest Test Beyond Shareholder Rights Plans
The Ontario Capital Markets Tribunal has extended its public interest jurisdiction beyond shareholder rights plans, applying the Riot Platforms test to enforcement proceedings involving market manipulation and compliance failures. This landmark decision establishes that market participants can face sanctions for conduct that undermines securities law principles, even without technical violations, fundamentally reshaping how firms must approach compliance and supervision systems.
Canada Commercial
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Dentons Canada LLP
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Financement fédéral pour les entreprises touchées par les droits de douane : critères d’admissibilité au programme CGETDD – Partie 1 de 2
Le gouvernement fédéral canadien a lancé le programme CGETDD pour soutenir les grandes entreprises confrontées à des déficits de liquidités causés par les droits de douane et les contre-mesures commerciales. Quelles sont les conditions d'admissibilité strictes que doivent remplir les entreprises pour accéder à ce financement de dernier recours, et comment démontrer de manière convaincante leur viabilité malgré les chocs commerciaux?
Canada Finance
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Miller Thomson LLP
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