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Updated November 22, 2025 at 05:03 p.m. ET
Ontario college support staff ratify new collective agreement after nearly 5-week strike
CBC | Toronto News Employment Law

Ontario College Staff Strike Ends with New Agreement

After a nearly five-week strike, Ontario college support staff have ratified a new three-year collective agreement, affecting workers across the province.

UL Lawyers Insight

"This new agreement impacts thousands of Ontario college staff and highlights the importance of collective bargaining in…"

‘Worst pain I’ve ever felt’: Man whose family was killed in Lapu Lapu tragedy opens up
Global News : Canada Motor Vehicle Accident

Vancouver Tragedy: Coping After a Fatal Accident

A family was tragically killed at the Lapu Lapu Festival in Vancouver, highlighting the emotional and legal challenges after fatal accidents.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, this tragedy underscores the importance of understanding your rights and options in the aftermath…"

Quebec government wants to restart talks with doctors over payment reform
Global News : Canada Legal News

Quebec's Doctor Payment Reform Sparks Legal Battle

Quebec's new law tying doctor compensation to performance is facing legal challenges, impacting healthcare dynamics across Canada, including Ontario.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, this situation in Quebec is a reminder of how healthcare policy changes in one province can influ…"

2 injured in Etobicoke crash involving motorcycle, vehicle
CityNews Toronto Motor Vehicle Accident

Two Hospitalized After Etobicoke Motorcycle Crash

A serious collision at Rexdale Boulevard and Kipling Avenue in Etobicoke left two people hospitalized, emphasizing the need for caution and awareness on the roads.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For residents of Ontario, such collisions highlight the importance of being aware of road safety and the potential conse…"

Anglican Diocese questions Alberta’s use of notwithstanding clause on teachers
Global News : Canada Legal News

Alberta's Use of Notwithstanding Clause Sparks Concerns

The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton questions Alberta's decision to use the notwithstanding clause to end a teachers' strike, raising concerns about potential impacts on fundamental freedoms across Canada.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, understanding the use of the notwithstanding clause is crucial as it could signal similar governm…"

Canada slashes temporary immigration targets in Budget 2025
Global News : Canada Immigration Law

Canada Cuts Temporary Immigration Targets in 2025 Budget

The Canadian government has announced a reduction in temporary immigration targets over the next three years, impacting many in Ontario.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For residents of Ontario, especially those in multicultural hubs like **Toronto**, these changes mean fewer opportunitie…"

Poll finds most immigrants want fewer than 300,000 immigrants annually, lower than outlined in budget
CityNews Toronto Immigration Law

New Poll: Immigrants Prefer Lower Admissions in Ontario

A recent poll reveals that immigrants in Canada prefer lower annual immigration levels than those outlined in the federal budget, impacting Ontario's immigration policies.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For residents of Ontario, these findings highlight a significant public sentiment that could influence future immigratio…"

Federal government slashes temporary immigration, freezes permanent resident intake
National Post - Canada Immigration Law

Canada Cuts Temporary Resident Admissions in 2025

The federal government plans significant reductions in temporary immigration levels across Canada, impacting Ontario residents and potential newcomers.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontarians, especially those in the Greater Toronto Area, these policy changes could have profound effects on local e…"

Fraser dismisses using notwithstanding clause to overturn ruling on child pornography
CityNews Toronto Legal News

Notwithstanding Clause Not Used for Ontario Ruling

Justice Minister Sean Fraser rejects using the notwithstanding clause to overturn a Supreme Court decision on mandatory minimum sentences for child pornography, affecting judicial discretion in Ontario.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For residents of Ontario, this means that judges will retain the ability to use their discretion in sentencing for child…"

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