On January 21st, Howard Levitt was interviewed on CBC Radio's "Metro Morning" show discussing the topic of the ongoing trial of a construction supervisor who's been charged with criminal negligence causing death.

He also discusses the announcement of the suspension of two senior CBC Executives.

The Manitoba Employment Standards Code was recently amended to give victims of domestic violence job-protected leave from work to deal with issues arising from their abuse.

In the past we have reported on the Metron matter where, on December 24, 2009, six workers entered a faulty swing stage to repair balconies on the 13th floor of an apartment building in Toronto.

Vicarious liability is of particular concern to companies operating in foreign jurisdictions, especially countries with high corruption risks or human rights issues.

In this case, the deceased did not leave a Will. As a result, the deceased's estate would pass on intestacy to the deceased's four children.

An Edmonton-area man is facing dozens of criminal charges in connection with a supposed mortgage investment operation.

Maureen Ward speaks with CBA National Magazine on what lawyers need to watch for to keep from getting caught up in a money laundering scheme.

On August 6, the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) released its updated supervisory framework and policies regarding monetary penalties.

Since the boundaries of what constitutes white-collar offences are so large, and difficult to define, it is safest to have a specialist see whether or not you qualify for entry, or are criminally inadmissible to Canada.

On March 10, 2016, Canada quietly amended the Regulations Amending the Freezing Assets of Corrupt Foreign Officials (Tunisia and Egypt) Regulations and repealed provisions concerning Egypt.

Emerging female lawyers can use the "power, privilege and voice" of their legal training to bring greater awareness and legal responsiveness to the area of sexual or domestic violence and abuse...

Seven individuals and three companies charged in a bid-rigging scheme for IT contracts with the Government of Canada have been found not guilty by the jury, after a lengthy trial which concluded in April 2015.

Monetary Penalties Levied Against Advisors In A Tax Case, Guindon V. Canada: Unconstitutional?

On June 2012, the Supreme Court of Canada announced that it would hear appeals in two matters from Quebec that may determine whether and to what extent wire tap evidence that was obtained in a criminal or a regulatory investigation can be produced in civil proceedings.

Appellate litigators and judges have turned to Conduct of an Appeal for guidance since its first publication in 1993.

On February 6, 2017, Mega Byte Information ("Mega Byte") was sentenced by the Court of Québec and fined $450,000 after pleading guilty to operating a deceptive telemarketing scheme...

York Regional Police are warning the public that there has been an increase in fraudulent activity conducted by phone and/or email.

It is Tax Season again and with that comes the boatload of spam emails trying to trick people into visiting compromised sites that serve up malicious software; or sites that try to gather personal information from unsuspecting or unwary individuals.

Another tax protester, Denise Eddy of Red Deer, Alberta, was convicted of tax evasion and filing false income tax returns.