The Bank of Montreal completed the first-ever renminbi trade in North America in the new yuan clearing house last month in Toronto.

On April 7th, the Ontario Government issued an Order in Council that allows for the remote signing of wills and powers of attorney while Ontario is under a state of emergency.

The Proceedings Against the Crown Act requires that 10 days’ notice be provided to the Crown where the action involves occupier’s liability, failing which, the claim is a nullity.

There are also several short endorsements covering issues such as malicious prosecution, contempt, extension of time to perfect appeal and summary judgment, one case in the context of limitation periods and the other in the context of whether admissions made by counsel in argument or on discovery are sufficient to grant summary judgment.

Below are the summaries for this week's civil decisions of the Court of Appeal.

Below are the summaries for this past week's civil decisions. There was a distinctly family law theme this week.

Below are the summaries for this week's civil decisions of the Court of Appeal.

Below are the summaries for this week's civil decisions of the Court of Appeal.

It was a quiet week at the Court of Appeal for Ontario.

The Toronto Region has recently announced a pilot project intended to combat the considerable delay civil actions face in getting to trial.

COVID-19 has affected some industries more than others, and while the negative exposure to the pandemic has taken over the news side of the media business.

The recreational cannabis industry has always existed. But, if all goes as planned, a new one will be born in Canada this summer, anointed with the blessing of the laws of the land.

As the COVID-19 emergency continues into another month and professionals are for the most part working remotely there are practical issues that arise almost daily with and for vulnerable individuals.

As we continue well into year two of the COVID-19 Pandemic, most professionals have become much more comfortable with video conferences with clients, digital signatures, the paperless and virtual office and...

As of November 10, 2016, dual citizens who hold Canadian citizenship, as well as some other foreign citizenship, will need to present their Canadian Passport at the time of entry into Canada...

Workplace injuries in Ontario carry significant legal and financial consequences for employers, making compliance with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) essential. Understanding employer obligations under the WSIB regime—from mandatory registration and premium calculations to injury reporting and return-to-work programs—is critical for managing risk and avoiding costly penalties.

Effective January 1, 2022, important changes for estate planning come into effect. Anyone who has separated from their spouse, is living in a common law relationship, ...

The legislation [Divorce Act and Children's Law Reform Act] was amended in 2021 to provide a focus on engaging dispute resolution processes...

Handling a typical MVA claim is routine for most insurance adjusters and claims handlers. But what happens when the accident involves an injured minor or someone incapacitated?

In reasons released October 4, 2022, the Divisional Court provided guidance on when jurisdiction arguments have to be raised on Construction Act adjudications (and confirmation that adjudicators...