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The Act was originally introduced in the House of Commons on November 20, 2013, and will come into force on March 9, 2015.

The portion of the Internet that most people generally use is only one of three layers.

Online harassment has become a major issue in Canadian society and has resulted in the burgeoning tort of "internet harassment" specifically designed to address such conduct.

The City of St. Albert has passed an amendment to its Business License Bylaw in 2012 that outlawed the sale of drug paraphernalia within St. Albert.

In R v Villaroman, the Supreme Court of Canada recently dealt with the issue of circumstantial evidence and the inferences that can be reasonably drawn from that evidence in order to find an accused guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

In the early hours of October 6, 2024, police officers drove into the parking lot of a strip club in Brampton and approached a group of men standing outside. Following a conversation with the accused and another individual, a struggle ensued between the police and the accused as he tried to run away.

Following what the Quebec Court of Appeal characterized as a ‘secret trial', a police informer was convicted of criminal offences, the nature of which remain sealed. The Court of Appeal reversed the conviction...

On March 22, 2018, two police officers stationed themselves to conduct surveillance in a plaza parking lot known for frequent drug activity.

Treatment of prisoners is a big issue that for the most part, goes unseen by many all over the world.

Administrative penalty schemes have quickly become the preferred way for governments to enforce regulatory obligations. This is now particularly true with respect to environmental obligations...

EMCOR is a construction and building maintenance company.

In June 2018, Hockey Canada hosted the Hockey Canada Foundation Gala in London, Ontario. The event was held in honour of the 2018 World Junior Ice Hockey Champions.

The plaintiff, Philip Cornish, a criminal defence lawyer, commenced a claim against the OPP and two of its Officers for negligent investigation.

On September 7, 2016, the Ontario Court of Justice ("ONCJ") imposed a suspended sentence on a young man charged with criminal harassment, contrary to section 264 of the Criminal Code of Canada...

It seems to me – although I have no evidence of this – that the European view on privacy differs somewhat from the view in Canada, which in turn differs from the view in the U.S.

High profile professional cases of on-field misconduct have generated considerable headlines in the past, but what about when you or me laces em' up and goes out on the weekend to play beer league sports?

On November 27, 2020, the Competition Bureau issued a statement confirming that no-poaching, wage-fixing, or other buy-side agreements between competitors are subject to review under the civil provisions of the Competition Act only, ...