Jessyca Greenwood Weighs In on Employer Duties During Ontario Heat Warnings

Greenwood Law principal Jessyca Greenwood was recently quoted in The Hamilton Spectator on employers’ legal responsibilities during extreme heat, explaining what Ontario law requires when temperatures and humidex values climb. Extreme Heat and Ontario Employer Safety Duties As Environment Canada issued a multi-day heat warning for the Hamilton area, with humidex values past 45, the […]
Jessyca Greenwood Weighs In on Ontario’s Controversial Cash Bail Proposal

Greenwood Law principal Jessyca Greenwood was recently cited in National Magazine (Canadian Bar Association) regarding Ontario’s proposed cash bail legislation, offering critical analysis on the constitutional implications of the Ford government’s bail reform plan. Ontario’s Cash Bail Proposal Under Scrutiny On November 24, 2025, the Ontario government announced plans to table legislation requiring accused persons […]
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