There are likely to be many interesting implications relating to the legalization of adult use cannabis. While we're still waiting for...
October 16th is election day for municipalities and school boards across Alberta and campaign signs are popping up everywhere. But what...
Complaining about government and those who work for it is something of a national pastime. No doubt there are some bad apples, but this...
How does that saying go - "it's nothing personal, it's just business"? Perhaps it is easier for many of us to say that to people we do...
Every few years, I come back to this great video. The premise is how to truly start a movement in your organization - how to take a...
Do you know an outstanding rural administrator in Alberta? Consider nominating them for an AAMDC R.W. Hay Award.
While some of the changes to the Code passed as part of the Fair and Family Friendly Workplaces Act came into effect on the date of the...
September 25th to October 1st is Right to Know Week across Canada and in approximately 40 countries around the world. Right to Know Week...
In a recent case out of Ontario, an employer intentionally delayed submitting an employee's Record of Employment after terminating her...
In R v Jordan, a decision released last year, the Supreme Court of Canada imposed a framework to determine whether an accused was tried...
The legal fee for Nenshi to be defended in a $6,000,000 defamation suit against him came to $284,835.07. This was to settle the claim,...
It is important to read the terms and conditions of any apps that you download to your smartphone or other electronic devices. Often in...