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On September 28, 2023, the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing introduced Bill 134, Affordable Homes and Good Jobs Act, 2023.

For taxation years beginning in 2023, bare trusts are required to file a T3 Trust Income Tax and Information Return. The return requires detailed information...

In an important decision (Coopers Park Real Estate Development Corporation v. HMK, 2024 TCC 122) released in September 2024, the Tax Court of Canada ordered the production of an accountant's client related documents and (for the most part) dismissed a claim of solicitor-client privilege made by a taxpayer.

The Canadian tax system has what is referred to as the ‘principal residence exemption.'

I've recently learned that a condominium corporation in Saskatchewan has invested some of the corporation's funds in the cryptocurrency known as Bitcoin.

Outside of the real estate sector, you would be hard pressed to speak to the average person about land registration unless they are buying or selling a property themselves...

Living in a British Columbia strata corporation means living with others. And in a time when "social distancing" is key to managing the spread of COVID-19 across our province...

If you're thinking of selling your matrimonial home, then you should be aware of the following considerations in the Family Law Act (FLA).

I have previously written about pre and post judgment garnishing orders as well as the types of funds subject to garnishment.

In Canada, about 30% of traffic fatalities and 40% of serious personal injuries occur at intersections.

This article outlines the proposed funding in Canada's 2021 Budget for affordable housing initiatives. With market prices skyrocketing while the employment rate plummets, Canada's housing crisis...

In a bid to encourage more transit-oriented housing, the Government of British Columbia has introduced Bill 47: Housing Statutes (Transit-Oriented Areas) Amendment Act, 2023 ("Bill 47").

The British Columbia government has released further details about the Speculation Tax on residential property announced in the 2018 Provincial Budget (the highlights of which are discussed in our previous blog post).

My parents purchased a condo under my name, is there a way for them to legally take the condo back?

Through a new municipal law case, St John's (City of) v Lynch, 2024 SCC 17 [Lynch], a unanimous Supreme Court of Canada clarified how fair market value is to be assessed in situations where a municipality...

In BC, a landlord can end a tenancy for the purpose of demolishing a rental unit by serving a Four Month Notice to End Tenancy for Demolition or Conversion (Form RTB-29).

In Quebec, good faith is more than just an abstract concept. It is explicitly outlined in the Civil Code and plays a vital role throughout the entire real estate acquisition process.

Mr. Hogue did recommend easing a range of regulatory burdens that discouraged construction of residential properties.