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3. Summary of Recent Changes to Workplace Laws in BC British Columbia has had a new provincial government since July 2017. Over the past 10 months, the John Horgan government has revised or sought to revise various workplace laws. ... |
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4. “Intermeddling” in an Estate – Can An Executor Walk Away? The job of Executor is an onerous one. You cannot be forced to take on the job when you are named Executor. ... |
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Unfortunately, spouses separate, children do not get along with their parents and vice versa. ... |
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6. Amendments to BC’s Residential Tenancy Act: What it Means for Property Owners Seeking Exemption from BC’s Proposed Speculation Tax Do you own recreational property in Kelowna or West Kelowna? Thinking of renting it to avoid BC’s proposed speculation tax, but still want to enjoy it yourself for some parts of the year? ... |
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8. BC’s New Database for Beneficial Ownership of Real Estate The 2018 Provincial Budget introduced the government’s 30-Point Plan for Housing Availability in British Columbia. ... |
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10. New Changes Proposed for Canada’s Divorce Act Bill C-78 was recently introduced into the house of commons proposing some revisions to the federal Divorce Act legislation which has been in place more than 30 years. ... |
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