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An unusually high number of pedestrians were struck and killed by vehicles in Toronto over the first three months of 2018, raising concerns among safety advocates, city planners, and personal injury lawyers.

A concussion can be a perplexing injury. It cannot be seen on a regular X-ray. Typically, brain scans are not helpful. A CT scan can create an image of the brain and reveal bleeding or fractures of the skull.

In Federal Court Protective Orders – Back from the Dead?, three Federal Court decisions on protective orders were discussed

Canadians are sleep-deprived. Research from Statistics Canada suggests we're getting about one hour less sleep...

On July 29, 2024, the Superior Court of Justice released its decision in Fadler v Milton (Town), dismissing the plaintiffs' claims against the Corporation of the Town of Milton (Milton), on a motion for summary judgment brought by Milton.

The Quebec Court of Appeal has upheld a historic and landmark lower court ruling that found random vehicle stops by police officers can lead to racial profiling.

The Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador released two decisions related to a collision between a pedestrian on a crosswalk and an unknown vehicle.

Under Ontario automobile policies, the OPCF 44R Family Protection Coverage is optional auto insurance coverage Ontario drivers may purchase.

Since our last post, most of the judgments and successful applications for leave decided by the Supreme Court have arisen from criminal cases.

It is extremely dangerous to drink and operate a boat. It is never a good idea, and it comes with deadly consequences. If you are impaired and operating a boat, you can seriously hurt or kill someone.

On my evening walk one day last week, I was surprised to see that the streetlights in our neighbourhood were on before I reached my house.

I JUST RECEIVED MY FIRST back-toschool flyer and immediately felt a pit in my stomach. Growing up, I always hated back-to-school flyers and the sight of corn fields

As Ontario continues to invest in transportation infrastructure, a question arises: Can public projects be subject to liens by the trades who work on them?

On May 15, 2025, Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy announced Ontario's 2025 provincial budget, titled A Plan to Protect Ontario (Budget 2025). Confronted with the threat of US tariffs and economic uncertainty...

The Government of Canada has set targets for cars and passenger trucks to be zero-emissions by 2035. As the days and years pass, the number of electric vehicles on the road and ...

The Canada Revenue Agency maintains that aviation fuel delivered into airport storage tanks rather than directly into aircraft is subject to GST/HST, creating significant tax risks for fuel suppliers and airlines.