From drug-impaired driving and racial profiling to competition law and torts – here are some of our new titles and new editions:
Canadian Tort Law, 11th ed., by Linden et al. KF 1250 L562 2018 / Practice Collection, 2nd Floor.
What are OICs (Orders in Council)? Every province has them and the federal government as well, although the federal ones are also called Privy Council Orders.
There is a succinct definition of an Order in Council on the Ontario government’s Orders in Council website:
“An Order in Council (OIC) is a government order recommended by the Executive Council and signed by the Lieutenant Governor.”
Hundreds of OICs are made every year. A few are published in the Ontario Gazette but the majority are never published. In the past they were extremely difficult to locate.
Not anymore! The government website is one-stop shopping for:
HeinOnline recently announced a simplified syntax for proximity searching. Instead of using parentheses and the tilde symbol, a complicated construction that no one could remember, you can now use “w/n” (where w means within and n is a number) to specify how close together you want your search terms to appear. Continue reading
With cannabis legalization taking effect on October 17, 2018, Canadian employers face a number of new challenges. Employees’ legal recreational use of marijuana raises issues relating to workplace health and safety, privacy rights, workplace policies and more. Continue reading
A reminder that that Great Library will be closed on Monday, October 8, 2018 for Thanksgiving.
Friday, October 5 …………………. 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday, October 6 ……………… 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday, October 7 …………………. Noon – 5:00 PM
Monday, October 8 ……………….. CLOSED
Regular library hours resume on Tuesday, October 9, 2018.
