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Join Gowling WLG and Aon for the first installment of a seven-part webinar series designed to help construction and infrastructure stakeholders navigate today’s increasingly complex project landscape.

The week is ending on an extremely positive note for the Ontario home building industry, which in the long-run, will benefit all home buyers. Three very positive things have or are expected...

This is a notice that the Homeowner Protection Act, 2024 (the "Act") has received Royal Assent, and is now in effect.

Some interesting things are emerging from the froth and churn being generated by the housing affordability crisis on Canada's left coast.

The process of buying your first home can be both an exciting and overwhelming experience. Often, it is the largest investment a person will make in their lifetime

According to a recent survey conducted by Square One Insurance Services, 11 per cent of house owners across Ontario, B.C. and Alberta rent out some portion of their property to non-family.

On March 27, 2023, the Federal Government of Canada announced Regulations Amending the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Regulations...

It is holiday season. It's a great time for celebrations and for some much needed rest and relaxation. For condominium boards and property managers, however, there are a lot of important tasks and obligations that can't be ignored.

On March 14, 2018, the Federal and Provincial Ministers of Infrastructure announced a deal that will see $11.8 billion of federal money to support provincial infrastructure projects over the next ten years.

In Williams-Sonoma Inc. v. Oxford Properties Group Inc., Williams-Sonoma was a tenant at Yorkdale Shopping Centre when the mall was undergoing renovations.

People often use these terms interchangeably. For the average person there seems to be little distinction. But when you are buying or selling a property...

In its fall economic statement issued on Monday, the Liberal government announced that starting January 1, 2017, first-time homebuyers in Ontario will see a 100% increase in the maximum rebate...

Section 87.3(1)(c) of the Act clarifies that the new Section 19(1) only applies to leases entered into after July 1, 2018.

Ontario's government has introduced a new legislation called "Measures Respecting Premises with Illegal Drug Activity Act, 2025" ("the Act").

The collection of common expense arrears is one of the most important duties that a Board of Directors of a condominium corporation undertakes. When common expenses are not paid and collected, the corporation can experience serious cash flow problems.

It is not uncommon that buyers or sellers look for ways of getting out of real estate deals. In fact, many mediations involve just that, more often than not, buyers who want to avoid their...

Mixed use development is on the rise in North America and includes a variety of significant considerations.

This Ontario Court of Appeal decision stems from an incident where the Plaintiff was walking to his condominium parking lot during a snowstorm and slipped and fell.