Which case led to a determination that jurisdiction over industrial relations in Canada was mostly a provincial responsibility?
A) Smyth v. the Power Commission
B) Snider v. the Toronto Electrical Commission
C) Snider v. the Ottawa Electrical Commission
D) Smyth v. the Toronto Electrical Commission

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In Snider v. the Toronto Electrical Commission, it was determined that jurisdiction over industrial relations in Canada was mostly a provincial responsibility. This case involved a dispute between an employee and the employer's electrical commission, and the Supreme Court of Canada ultimately ruled that labor relations fell under provincial jurisdiction except in cases where they affected national interests.

Which Case Led to a Determination That Jurisdiction Over Industrial