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When Do Bingo Hall Workers Need WSIB Coverage in Ontario?
A 2026 WSIAT ruling clarifies when mixed-activity workers and ancillary staff at bingo halls must be included in WSIB insurable earnings — and why prorating isn't allowed.
Read the noteWhen Is a PRRA Oral Hearing Required in Canada?
A Federal Court ruling clarifies when a PRRA officer must hold an oral hearing and how evidence of political risk is assessed before removal. Learn more.
Read the noteCan a WSIB Claim Be Denied if Your Medical Records Don't Match?
A WSIAT decision explains how inconsistent medical records and testimony can lead to denial of WSIB benefits for workplace injury claims in Ontario.
Read the noteCan You Challenge a Section 44 Referral by Judicial Review in Ontario?
A 2026 Federal Court ruling clarifies when judicial review of an IRPA s. 44 referral is premature and what remedies are available to immigrants in Ontario.
Read the noteCan an Employer Challenge a WSIB Psychological Injury Award in Ontario?
A WSIAT ruling upheld a worker's NEL award and LOE benefits after a workplace amputation. Learn what Ontario employers and workers need to know about WSIB appeals.
Read the noteCan New Arguments Be Raised at Federal Court Judicial Review in Canada?
Learn when new legal arguments can be raised at Federal Court judicial review of a refugee decision — and why raising them too late can be fatal to your case.
Read the noteCan the Government Appeal a CPP Disability Approval in Ontario?
A 2026 SST ruling blocked the government's appeal of a CPP disability approval. Learn what
Read the noteCan You Claim Accident Benefits Late in Ontario?
A 2026 Ontario LAT decision confirms that not knowing you had accident benefit rights can be a reasonable explanation for a late claim. Learn what this means.
Read the noteCan a Contractor Paid Through a Corporation Still Be an Employee in Ontario?
Ontario court finds worker paid via personal corporation was an employee, not a contractor. Learn what this means for wrongful dismissal and commission claims.
Read the noteCan a Joint Tenancy Transfer Be Challenged as a Resulting Trust in Ontario?
An Ontario court dismissed a preservation order in an estate dispute, finding strong evidence a parent intended to gift a home via joint tenancy. Learn what this means.
Read the noteCan Psychological Injuries Qualify as Catastrophic in Ontario?
Learn how Ontario's LAT evaluates catastrophic impairment claims based on psychological injuries, including what 'marked impairment' means under Criterion 8.
Read the noteCan a Neighbour's Drainage Cause an Ongoing Nuisance in Ontario?
Ontario court rules on surface water drainage disputes, limitation periods, and continuing nuisance claims. Learn what damages you can still recover.
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