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Court grants stay in bifurcated disciplinary proceedings by regulatory college

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By Rose Carter, Kate Millar, Leo Cho
| Law360 Canada Verified
Breaking News > In a rare 4-4 even split, the Supreme Court of Canada held the City of Sudbury liable for a fatal accident that occurred during third-party road work — affirming city breached its workplace safety obligations as an “employer” under s. 25(1)(c) of Ontario’s Occupational Health & Safety Act; case remitted below to decide city’s due diligence defence: R. v. Greater Sudbury (City) 2023 SCC 28. MORE TO COME The Lawyer's Daily is now Law360 Canada. Click here to learn more.
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Bifurcated Disciplinary Proceedings By A Regulatory College: Court Grants A Stay

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By Rose Carter, Kate Millar, Leo Cho
| Mondaq
In the recent case of MA v. Alberta College of Pharmacy, 2023 ABKB 522 (MA), the Court of King's Bench of Alberta (ABKB) considered two issues: i) whether the Applicant's appeal and stay application were premature, and if not premature, ii) whether the Court should grant a stay pending the appeal of the Merits Decision to the Council of the College. The ABKB ruled that an application to court was appropriate prior to sanctions being decided by a Hearing Committee.
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Navigating The Canadian Telemedicine Landscape: Responsibilities And Challenges For Practitioners And Providers

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By Rose Carter
| Mondaq
During COVID-19, Telemedicine blossomed in Canada as well as in other countries. Private enterprise (platforms operated by non-physicians and Nurse Practitioners) became active in this area. This blog addresses issues seen by patients who are treated via telemedicine and issues facing physicians who offer these services.
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