Employment Law Cases

Quick summaries of recent decisions

30 May 2025

Matix Lumber Inc. v. Al-Kazimi et al.

CourtCourt of King's Bench Manitoba
Case NumberCI 25-01-50874
Practice AreaLabour & Employment Law

30 May 2025

Goulet v. Swissport Canada Inc.

CourtCourt of Quebec
Case Number 500-32-716934-221
Practice AreaLabour & Employment Law

29 May 2025

LeBlanc v. Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission

CourtCourt of Appeal of New Brunswick
Case Number104-24-CA
Practice AreaLabour & Employment Law

29 May 2025

Skycope Technologies Inc. v. Jia

CourtCourt of Appeals for British Columbia
Case NumberCA49337
Practice AreaLabour & Employment Law

29 May 2025

Dongmo c. Canada

CourtFederal Court of Appeal
Case NumberA-329-23
Practice AreaLabour & Employment Law
This case involves an Appeal filed with the Federal Court of Appeal by Firmin Nguepi Dongmo challenging a decision of the Federal Court.

28 May 2025

Richard Turcotte v. Grenville Management Inc.

CourtSuperior Court of Justice - Ontario
Case NumberCV-22-00677141-0000
Practice AreaLabour & Employment Law

28 May 2025

United Steel, Paper and Forestry, Rubber, Manufacturing, Energy, Allied Industrial and Service Workers International Union, Local 2009 v. Mackenzie Sawmill Ltd.

CourtSupreme Court of British Columbia
Case NumberS195913
Practice AreaLabour & Employment Law

28 May 2025

Masjoody v. Simon Fraser University

CourtCourt of Appeals for British Columbia
Case NumberCA49479
Practice AreaLabour & Employment Law

28 May 2025

Bennett v NE2 Canada Inc

CourtCourt of King's Bench of Alberta
Case Number2201 04415
Practice AreaLabour & Employment Law

27 May 2025

Ursic v Country Lumber Ltd.

CourtSupreme Court of British Columbia
Case NumberS242403
Practice AreaLabour & Employment Law

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