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On November 4th, Brian Grosman was interviewed on CBC’s "As It Happens" discussing the topic of an investigation launched about the allegations against former "Q" radio host Jian Ghomeshi.

On January 30th, Muneeza Sheikh was interviewed on the AM900 CHML "The Scott Thompson Show" discussing the topic of a convenience store attendant in Hamilton, who stopped a robber in his store, was then fired shortly after the incident.

In upholding a $1 million costs award against the Crown in a decision released today, the Ontario Court of Appeal has provided significant protection to commercial landlords and mortgage lenders against forfeiture proceedings...

A twice-monthly current awareness service reviewing recent cases on land use, marketing boards, environment issues, creditor rights, animals, grain, import/export and other matters in an agricultural context.

Recently, Simona Jellinek was a guest on CBC Radio's "As It Happens" and discussed a pressing issue: the alarming shortage of judges and the resulting dismissal...

Many family law cases have parallel criminal proceedings. These proceedings may arise from events related to the family law case (domestic assaults, harassment, breach of court orders, etc.) or be totally unrelated.

In this episode of Strategy Talks, Sarah MacGregor and Krista Mooney discuss PwC’s Global Economic Crime Survey and what organizations can do to detect and prevent cybercrime.

Canna Clinic has been raided for the third time in only two weeks. Canna Clinic is a B.C.-based dispensary chain that has opened up in Toronto.

6 Common Signs Of A Bogus Email.

Brenda Agnew, your host, welcomes Shannon Moroney to the podcast. Shannon is the author of Through the Glass, her own journey following the violent crimes and incarcera­tion of her first husband...

​The Manitoba Court of Appeal recently dismissed an appeal of a 15 month jail term in a case involving an individual who had obtained stolen credit card data in Asia and used it to purchase goods at retailers in Canada.

Making many major news headlines last week is a video of a man drowning, while bystanders watch, unwilling to help.

Recently a woman made headlines after a video was posted online showing her hitting her dog on a Toronto subway train. She was later arrested by the Toronto Police and the OSPCA, and the dog was seized.

In this episode of Elizabeth's video series on civil sexual assault law, Elizabeth describes the keys to assessing sexual abuse claims.

Many family law cases have parallel criminal proceedings. These proceedings may arise from events related to the family law case (domestic assaults, harassment, breach of court orders, etc.)...

On paper, Bill C-16 looks like the system finally catching up to what survivors have been saying for years: abuse is not a one-off event.

Three civil suits have been commenced against Rev. David Woodall, a former United Church minister, and associated United Church entities.