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Employment Law May 14th, 2026

Honda Halts Work on $15B Ontario EV Facility, Leaving Hundreds of Jobs in Limbo

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information on the automaker's decision, key severance resources for Ontarians, and how our team can help.

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Employment Law May 12th, 2026

Dunkin’ Donuts Planning Major Canadian Return with Hundreds of Stores

By Lior Samfiru

The latest info on the return, when the first store is expected to open, and key resources for non-union staff in Canada.

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Employment Law May 8th, 2026

Email Fail: PDSB Mistakenly Sends “Layoff List” to All Secondary School Teachers

By Lior Samfiru

The latest information on the privacy breach at the Peel District School Board and key resources for non-union staff.

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Employment Law May 7th, 2026

Bell Parent BCE Fires Non-Union Staff Across Canada for “Coffee Badging”

By Teilen Celentano

Employment lawyer Teilen Celentano explained to The Globe and Mail why some workers might be entitled to severance pay.

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In the News April 28th, 2026

More People Self-Representing in Court due to AI: Why a Legal Professional Matters

By Lior Samfiru

A closer look at a new research paper and why Canadians are better off relying on a real legal professional.

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Disability/Personal Injury March 12th, 2026

Restaurant Owners: Missing Tip Funds Investigation and Your Legal Rights

By Sivan Tumarkin

Reports of missing restaurant tip funds tied to Everyday Payments. Ontario restaurant owners may have legal claims. Call Samfiru Tumarkin LLP.

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Employment Law February 20th, 2026

Rogers Trims In-House IT Support Team, Shifting Work to Third-Party Vendor

By Lior Samfiru

Affected staff told Samfiru Tumarkin LLP that upwards of 100 internal IT roles at the telecom giant have been eliminated.

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Employment Law January 21st, 2026

Employee Rights During Inclement Weather in Ontario

By Lior Samfiru

Snowstorms, ice storms, school closures — learn what your employee rights are during inclement weather in Ontario.

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Employment Law January 20th, 2026

“I’m Angry”: Global Affairs Canada Requiring Remote Staff to Work at Ottawa Offices

By Lior Samfiru

Employment lawyer Lior Samfiru discussed the federal agency's relocation mandate with 580 CFRA's Kristy Cameron.

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