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Honouring Workers on April 28: The National Day of Mourning
A Legacy of Remembrance and Advocacy Every year on April 28, Canadians pause to observe the National Day of Mourning — a solemn occasion dedicated
April 27, 2025
A Legacy of Remembrance and Advocacy Every year on April 28, Canadians pause to observe the National Day of Mourning — a solemn occasion dedicated
Financial Support for Appellants: A Casualty of Clawbacks There aren’t many places to turn for workers who’ve been denied WCB benefits. They’re financially distressed and
Million dollar deficits are impacting injured workers Every year, Alberta’s Workers’ Compensation Board publishes a financial and operational report that often flies under the radar.
WCB Wants You to Undergo a CPA. Now What? You suffered a work-related psychological injury—directly or perhaps indirectly as a result of a physical injury—and
Your Rights and Responsibilities under WCB: Navigating Claims, Legal Decisions, and Privacy Protections The Workers’ Compensation Board not only provides compensation for injured workers but
The Workers’ Compensation Board has undergone significant changes since its inception, shaped by evolving legislation, sociopolitical factors, and policy adjustments. This week, we explore the
Employers getting burned for failing to report the CEWS subsidy While white-knuckling their passage through COVID, employers flocked to wage subsidy programs like the Canada
On Oct 22, 2018, former governor general Julie Payette gave enthusiastic assent to a Labour Code amendment intended to help prevent violence and harassment in
Of 236,379 patients who survived a diagnosis of COVID, the incidence of neurological or psychiatric sequelae at 6 months was a staggering 33.6% according to
As compulsory vaccination gains steam, a growing number of employers are giving their workers a dismal ultimatum — vaccinate or vacate.— The idea of coerced
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