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  • COVID-19Employment RegulationPension BankruptcyStudent Post

    The Economic Effects of COVID-19 Could be Devastating for Pensioners Under Canada’s Bankruptcy Laws

    by Cole Eisen April 21, 2020
    by Cole Eisen April 21, 2020

    Written by Cole Eisen, University of Toronto Faculty of Law, 3L Once the immediate public health…

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  • Charter of Rights and FreedomsUnions and Collective Bargaining

    Confusion has its costs: Ontario’s teacher bargaining and the right to strike in Canada

    by Cole Eisen March 3, 2020
    by Cole Eisen March 3, 2020

    By Cole Eisen and Brian Langille Ontario’s two public school teachers’ unions have been in a…

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