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Competition regulators pursued another aggressive year of criminal enforcement in Canada.

Osler is pleased to announce the release of our report, Competition Criminal Enforcement in Canada.

Canada Day, the day we celebrate an important milestone, the anniversary of the enactment of the Constitution Act, 1867 (July 1, 1867).

this year, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice imposed a healthy $9 million penalty and restitution package against the companies and individuals involved in the "Yellow Pages look-a-like" online directory scam.

Leading voices in prosecution, defence, survivor advocacy, and social work research examine systemic barriers sexual assault survivors face at every stage of the legal process in Canada. This panel discussion explores evidentiary challenges, trauma-informed justice practices, and emerging approaches designed to close longstanding gaps between survivors and accountability.

It's time for Ontario to re-establish itself as a Canadian leader in the advancement of the rights of sexual violence and harassment victims with a goal of creating an environment that's more safe...

In the federal government's 2021 budget released on April 19, 2021, it announced that it would "launch a consultation on lowering the criminal rate of interest in the Criminal Code of Canada...

"Stealthing" is the new sexual assault — a crime by any other name, say Canadian lawyers — that adds another twist to current issues of consent in cases of sexual violence.

A St. Catharines vet has been charged with 16 counts of animal cruelty including right indictable counts of causing unnecessary pain and suffering to an animal, and eight indictable counts of failing

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.

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.

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...

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