What’s Happening at Air Canada? Air Canada recently announced that it will suspend operations to North Bay and Bathurst as of Jan. 30, 2026 — citing “commercial viability reasons.” “The City of No...

To promote a transgender agenda, the Biden administration ignored a court injunction to pursue a civil-rights complaint alleging “discrimination on the basis of gender identity” against Owasso Pub...

As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated in organizations, state and local lawmakers are working to establish new compliance frameworks to regulate AI's use by employers. This evolving l...

In recent years, certain manufacturers are requiring workers to use wearable technologies at work to increase efficiency and productivity and mitigate health and safety risks. Although the use and...

OKLAHOMA CITY (Oct. 6, 2025) – Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s office will offer its annual Employment Law Symposium with an October 23 session in Tulsa and an October 28 session in Oklahoma Ci...

The former deputy assistant attorney general of the U.S. Department of Justice's Antitrust Division, who in 2020 said then-Attorney General Bill Barr investigated several cannabis company mergers b...

What’s Happening at Service Canada? After trimming its passport workforce in May, Service Canada has once again pulled out the axe — affecting approximately 250 positions. “These [job] cuts are no...

A plenary session titled 'Tell the truth and pay the price: How sport fails to protect its whistleblowers' saw several powerful presentations on the dangers of being a whistleblower, the limited p...

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