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About Haley O'Halloran

Haley O'Halloran is a writer and editor based in Ontario, Canada.

Changes To Federal Workplace Legislation Proposed In 2024 Budget
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Changes To Federal Workplace Legislation Proposed In 2024 Budget

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Changes To Federal Workplace Legislation Proposed In 2024 Budget

On April 16, 2024, the Federal government released its budget

Bill 190: Ontario Government Proposes Further Amendments To Workplace Legislation

Hot on the heels of its March 2024 amendments to workplace

Significant OHSA Penalties For Company And Director And Officer Serve As A Warning Of Future Prosecution Trends
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Significant OHSA Penalties For Company And Director And Officer Serve As A Warning Of Future Prosecution Trends

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Significant OHSA Penalties For Company And Director And Officer Serve As A Warning Of Future Prosecution Trends

On January 13, 2022, five employees of Eastway Tank, Pump

Clearing The Air: Canada Adopts New Greenwashing Laws Under The Competition Act

New amendments to the Competition Act in Canada are now in force

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No, Third Party Creditors Don’t Have A Cause Of Action Under British Columbia’s Environmental Management Act
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No, Third Party Creditors Don’t Have A Cause Of Action Under British Columbia’s Environmental Management Act

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No, Third Party Creditors Don’t Have A Cause Of Action Under British Columbia’s Environmental Management Act

On June 19, 2024, the British Columbia Court of Appeal

Officer And Director Liability For Environmental Offences May Not Require Proof Of Knowledge Of The Underlying Infraction: R. v. Mossman, 2024 BCSC 443
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Officer And Director Liability For Environmental Offences May Not Require Proof Of Knowledge Of The Underlying Infraction: R. v. Mossman, 2024 BCSC 443

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Officer And Director Liability For Environmental Offences May Not Require Proof Of Knowledge Of The Underlying Infraction: R. v. Mossman, 2024 BCSC 443

The lengthy and storied judicial history of the environmental prosecutions

Cannabis In Safety Sensitive Positions: Guidance From The Alberta Court Of King’s Bench

A recent Alberta Court of King's Bench decision upheld an

By Haley O'Halloran|2024-07-11T11:35:30-07:00July 11, 2024|Alberta, Cases & Compliance Alerts, Communications, Contributor, Drugs & Alcohol, Due Diligence, Employee Wellness, General Safety, Health & Safety, Health & Wellness, Industry Challenges, Joint Health & Safety Committee, Leadership & Communications, Safety Management, Training, Workplace Stress|0 Comments

B.C.’s Forever Litigation: First Tobacco, Then Opioids, Now ‘Forever Chemicals’

On June 21, 2024, the B.C. government filed a proposed

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Canada Passes Laws Prohibiting Greenwashing

On June 20, 2024, Canada's House of Commons passed Bill C-59,

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National Instrument 43-101: Who Is A Qualified Person And What Are Their Responsibilities?

Mining issuers often question who can serve as a "qualified

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Adverse Weather Policy
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Adverse Weather Policy

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Adverse Weather Policy

Adapt this model adverse weather policy for your company’s HR

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Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in the Workplace Policy

Sudden cardiac arrest is the second leading cause of death

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Airborne Asbestos: Understanding Canadian Provincial Worker Safety Standards

Occupational Health and Safety Requirements for Airborne Asbestos

BC’s Public Interest Bonding Strategy Expands The Reach Of “Polluter Pays”

The Public Interest Bonding Strategy ("Strategy") was created to ensure

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