Being a Law Understander is literally my job, so, like, if people are interested, I want to post more about it!

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Being a Law Understander is literally my job, so, like, if people are interested, I want to post more about it!
worker protections people might not know about / their rights against the companies that employ them. also, what's the tastiest tort
Oh, yeah, there'sβ¦ β¦at least eleven posts I could do about worker protections! But I'd probably do a post that concentrates on BC, with comparisons to other provinces (and federal labour laws, which basically only apply to federally-regulated industries) throughout.
As for tasty torts β we're inventing new torts at a decent rate up here, so!!
are there any conservatorship or similar "we've determined you have no rights on account of we think ur crazy" laws i should worry about that may make seeking diagnosis a potential vector of harm from others? it's something i worry about a lot.
This is not legal advice. I am not yet qualified to practice as a lawyer, and even once I am qualified, that qualification will not apply in your province.
Saskatchewan does have "adult guardianships", yes. However, looking at the requirements for getting one (https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/justice-crime-and-the-law/power-of-attorney-guardianship-and-trusts/guardianship-and-co-decision-making-for-dependent-adults/apply-for-adult-guardianship), I would be surprised if a diagnosis alone suffices? It requires an application to the Court of King's Bench, supported by two assessments by qualified professionals.
alright, cool. so basically my parents would be too lazy to do a damn thing about it lol gotcha
You'd know better than I do, but it's not a trivial, effortless process, no! Looking at the forms, it looks like it's set up to allow non-lawyers to do the whole thing, butβ¦ β¦it's not like it'd be easy.