Lawyer weighs in on legalities, best practices after Ottawa restricts use of streaming services by public servants When the federal government quietly blocked streaming giants like Netflix, Amazon ...

How does the public know what’s happening in the federal government, especially when it’s information the government doesn’t want to share? That’s where whistleblowers come in. But in 2025, the Tr...

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump notched a key legislative victory for his second term with the narrow passage of a massive spending and tax bill colloquially known as the “One Big Beaut...

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So there’s the confirmation of the first whistleblower charge that Grassley tried to bury in the Judiciary hearing he chaired, and it comes before the Senate has voted to confirm Bove. From the CN...

In a high-stakes crackdown on trade fraud, the US Department of Justice has announced that patio furniture manufacturer Grosfillex Inc. will shell out $4.9 million to settle claims that it dodged U...

The board of directors of McAfee & Taft, Oklahoma’s largest law firm, has appointed shareholder T. Lake Moore V to serve as the practice group leader of the firm’s Employee Benefits and Execut...

Navigating sponsor licence changes after a business acquisition: How we can help When a business undergoes a change in ownership, whether through a share sale, merger, or acquisition, immigration ...

The Department of Justice announced a significant $8.1 million settlement on July 15, 2025, following a whistleblower case that uncovered the misuse of federal pandemic relief funds. The case, spe...

SA Renewal Lt-Col Mpho Kwinika claims brutal assault and expulsion followed his efforts to expose corruption in SAPS’ surveillance equipment deal. Key topics: Whistleblower Kwinika was assaulted ...