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One of the toughest parts of the rental application process involves knowing which kinds of questions landlords are allowed to ask of prospective tenants. Rental experts spoke with CTVNews.ca about the types of queries landlords should ask, and those they should steer clear of when deciding who to lease their unit to.

On April 4, 2022, in Extendicare Lynde Creek Retirement Residence and United Food & Commercial Workers Canada, Local 175, Arbitrator Stephen Raymond upheld a retirement home’s mandatory...

On April 4, 2022, in Extendicare Lynde Creek Retirement Residence and United Food & Commercial Workers Canada, Local 175, Arbitrator Stephen Raymond upheld a retirement home’s mandatory vaccination policy as a reasonable workplace rule consistent with the collective agreement, the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and the Retirement Homes Act, 2010 (RHA).

Gary Smith of Grand Forks, also the B.C. leader of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, wants to wear a pirate hat in his driver's licence photo.

A Windsor resident has been in a years-long battle over parking her mobility scooters in the hallway of her building — something the building owners don't want to allow because it violates the fire code. 

In The Toronto District School Board and CUPE, Local 4400 (Re: PR734 COVID-19 Vaccine Procedure) (TDSB and CUPE), Arbitrator William Kaplan upheld the Toronto District School Board’s...

B.C. Human Rights Commissioner Kasari Govender has written to provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry, pleading she reinstate the mask policy.

Dialogue provides chance to engage with Muslim students requiring accommodation: student group head

Despite a relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions across the province late last week the deadline for school district staff to submit proof of vaccination remains in place. On Thursday, March 10 a spokesperson for School District No. 8 confirmed that the April 11 deadline for disclosure — directed by the Interior Health medical health officer, Karin Goodison — would stand.

Despite a relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions across the province late last week the deadline for school district staff to submit proof of vaccination remains in place. On Thursday, March 10 a spokesperson for School District No. 8 confirmed that the April 11 deadline for disclosure — directed by the Interior Health medical health officer, Karin Goodison — would stand.