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Construing Objective Intention in a Termination Provision

By Christiana Sagay·Employment·August 2026·10 min read

The Court of Appeal for Ontario, in Baker v. Van Dolder’s Home Team Inc., holds that “at any time” and “for any reason” do not, on their own, offend the ESA, and settles how termination provisions are read.

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Employment·August 2026·10 min read

Construing Objective Intention in a Termination Provision

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Immigration·August 2026·8 min read

Update: OINP Portal Now Open

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Employment·July 2026·12 min read

Who Owns What Your Employees Create?

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Immigration·July 2026·7 min read

IRB Issues Practice Notice on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Proceedings

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Immigration·July 2026·7 min read

Update: More Information on the OINP Application Process

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Immigration·June 2026·6 min read

Ontario Redesigns Its Nominee Program: What the June 26 Changes Mean

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Employment·June 2026·5 min read

Timing, Condonation, and Cause

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Employment·May 2026·8 min read

Working Remotely From Another Country: A Canadian Lawyer’s Five-Point Checklist

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Technology & international law·May 2026·Peer-reviewed

When the Family Living Room Is a Workplace: Sharenting and Child Rights in Canada

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