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What’s in a “pivot”? Re-visioning Your World after COVID-19

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Last week, within a space of 2 days, I found myself involved in several conversations where the word “pivot” or “pivoting” was used.  I hadn’t heard that in a while.  New buzz words are here now, from “social distancing” (words that together might have been an oxymoron until COVID-19!), to “new normal”.  Pivoting is not new, and I’ve noticed that it tends to show up in times of change. It appears to have been resurrected as we find ways to ...

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Tool #2: Dealing with Fear, Doubt or Worry

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Recently I was giving a Q&A talk and was asked this question: How do you shift from fear, doubt or worry?

My response? The fastest way to shift our state, regardless of what it is, is through GRATITUDE!

Now, that may seem challenging in the situation we find ourselves. Everyone is isolating, and life is certainly not what we’ve known as “normal”.  Yet this is not necessarily gratitude for the situation we find ourselves in, though there ...

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Tool #1 to Deal with Fear, Doubt and Worry

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Hi everyone,

As you may have figured out, I’ve been a lawyer for 33 years. I’ve also been a coach with the Ontario Law Society and, prior to that, was part of the peer support network for the Ontario Lawyers Assistance Program. I’ve now been coaching for 13 years and work with some amazing programs!

So, let’s talk about a tool you can use to calibrate Fear.

What predominant fear (whether it be “defcon” or expressed as doubt, concern or worry) are ...

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3 Ways to Use the COVID-19 Situation to Expand your Life

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NOTE: I am reproducing this content from my blog at evewahn.com. Some of you may know me as a Transformational Life Coach and others know me as a Corporate Commercial Lawyer. I have been involved in personal development and evolutionary processes for over 26 years, and have studied and worked with my own mindset and clients long enough to know that we manifest or create our reality!

Hi everyone,

We are living in unprecedented times, and that requires an unprecedented ...

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New notification requirements under PHIPA

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Ontario has recently enacted a regulation under PHIPA (Personal Health Information Protection Act) with more notification requirements for “health information custodians”. (O.Reg 224/17 was published June 29, 2017). The regulation comes into force on October 1, 2017.

The new regulation provides guidance on the circumstances in which a health information custodian is required to notify the Information and Privacy Commissioner of the theft, loss or unauthorized use or disclosure of personal health information.  The notice requirement arises ...

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Small business fined $50,000 for violating Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation

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The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) released its first compliance decision under Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) today: http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2016/2016-428.htm

Blackstone Learning Corp., a small business providing education and training services was fined a penalty of $50,000 for sending over 385,000 commercial electronic messages (CEMs) without consent in 9 messaging campaigns between July and September, 2014.  If you are a Canadian business and send emails or other electronic messages you may wish to consider your processes for compliance with CASL.

 

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Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) Update

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On July 27, 2016 the Canadian Radio-Television & Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) published guidance on the types of records it will be looking for to prove compliance with Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) in any enforcement action.  The Enforcement Advisory can be found at http://news.gc.ca/web/article-en.do?nid=1104989

The CRTC recommends that anyone sending commercial electronic messages keep the following physical or electronic documents, in a manner that may be promptly retrieved: (a) express consents and evidence of implied consents, (b) policies and procedures regarding ...

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Elevating the Practice of Law

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Have you noticed or felt that there are shifts going on all around us?  Many people are facing personal challenges, and others are creating their dreams.  Time feels elastic where one moment it feels like it is accelerating, and the next moment it seems to move in … slow … motion.

This is a time of Chaos.

People seem stressed, are not sleeping, and traffic is erratic. The global situation is crazy.  It reminds me of moving house, where everything is out ...

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Recent Supreme Court of Canada case enshrines the legal duty to perform contractual obligations honestly. How does this apply to you?

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In Bhasin v. Hrynew, 2014 SCC 71, a judgment released on November 13, 2014 (by the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) which is Canada’s highest court and legal authority) the requirement for parties to perform their obligations honestly and in good faith was recognized in Canada.

Initially it seems somewhat bizarre that the SCC has had to recognize a new duty to perform contractual obligations honestly.  One might have hoped that when parties enter into an “agreement”, they do so with ...

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