Case notes, commentary, and practical guidance from Chressa Law on developments at the intersection of employment, immigration, international, and technology law in Canada.
Alleging cause for a dismissal is not the same as establishing it. How Ontario courts test the reason for a termination, why condonation and timing matter, and what McKinley v. BC Tel and Ratz-Cheung v. BMO Nesbitt Burns tell us about the gap between a stated reason and a sufficient one.
The five legal regimes Canadians must navigate before working remotely abroad, with a detailed analysis of the Quebec Superior Court's recent decision in Cicale v. Swiss International Air Lines, 2025 QCCS 4421.
Child influencers, international law, and the Canadian legal landscape. An analysis of child labour standards, the CRC, Quebec image-rights doctrine, child-performer legislation, and current federal developments around monetized family content.
More publications will be added to this archive as they are released.
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