
ABKB Interprets Employment Contract In Manner Favorable to Employers
In Wideen v Tourism Calgary (Calgary Convention & Visitors Bureau), 2026 ABKB 656, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench found that the termination clause contained in an employment contract entered after 10 years of employment ousted all prior service. This case is clearly a win for employers. Respectfully, however, I have some difficulty with the...
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