Quebec Judge Authorizes Taxi Industry-Led Class Action against Uber
Taxi companies and drivers across Quebec are claiming a first victory in their battle against Uber after a judge on Monday authorized their class...
Proposed Ontario Class-Action Claims Uber Drivers Are Employees Not Contractors
Uber drivers are employees not independent contractors and are owed standard employee compensation including a minimum wage and vacation pay, says a proposed class-action...
Driverless Cars Could Be in Downtown Edmonton in a Decade, Real Estate Professor Says
While Edmonton isn’t likely to lead the charge into driverless cars, the vehicles could be zooming around downtown within a decade, a University of...
Richmond Ponders Bylaw to Restrict House Size on Farmland
The City of Richmond is considering a bylaw to restrict the size of homes built on the province’s Agricultural Land Reserve.
A new report will...
Bid to Convert West Kelowna Farmland Could Have B.C.-Wide Implications, Councillor Says
A plan to build a housing development on agricultural land in West Kelowna has local and provincial implications, says a councillor who opposes the...
