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2025-07-11
Real Estate
What to Do Before Making an Offer on a Property with a Specific Permission Dock
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Mark Brade
Buying a waterfront property in British Columbia with a Specific Permission dock? Here's what you need to know before making an offer.
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2025-07-09
Workplace Law
Right to Disconnect Policy – A Review of Bill C-69
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Tiffany Lee
To protect work-life balance, the federal government is moving forward with a Right to Disconnect Policy for Federally regulated employers.
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2025-07-09
Real Estate
What to Do Before Making an Offer on a Property with a General Permission Dock
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Mark Brade
Buying a waterfront property in British Columbia with a General Permission dock? Here's what you need to know before making an offer.
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2025-06-12
Workplace Law
Removing Sick-Note Requirements for Short-Term Absences
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Tiffany Lee
In April 2025, the B.C. Ministry of Labour proposed a bill to relieve the administrative burden on health practitioners by removing the need for employees to get a sick note
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2025-06-10
Real Estate
How to Know if a Property has a General or Specific Permission Dock in BC
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Mark Brade
A dock might seem like a simple feature, but its permission status can greatly impact your real estate transaction and future property use.
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2025-06-06
Workplace Law
Can a Negative Reference from a Former Employer be Considered Defamation?
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Tiffany Lee
If a former employer provides a negative reference about a former employee, can they be liable for defamation?
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