An important deadline is approaching for Ontario companies that operate as temporary help agencies (THAs), recruiters and organizations that use the services of THAs or recruiters. Companies who are doing business as THAs...

On January 1, 2021, the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure were amended.

Last year, a group of Saab dealers commenced a group action in Ontario against IFS Vehicle Distributors ULC, the Canadian distributor of Saab vehicles, and other defendants seeking damages for breach of contract and statutory remedies under the Arthur Wishart Act.

As readers of The Cassels Brock Report will recall, we have previously written on the progress of Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL).

COVID-19 has been on everybody's minds this week, as the World Health Organization declared it a pandemic and various levels of government and employers are taking action to protect Canadians.

December 10th, 2016, marked a major change for business administration in Ontario and the provincial government's treatment of corporate property.

Under the More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022, municipalities were provided until January 1, 2025 to issue notices of intention to designate or else face automatic removal of properties listed on their heritage registers.

As municipalities desperately look for new sources of revenue, section 37 of the Planning Act has received more attention.

The right of a landowner to be awarded "injurious affection" damages for losses resulting from the construction of public works where no land is taken has been the subject of recent consideration by the Supreme Court of Canada.

The LPAT will be required to give greater weight to decisions of local councils.

In the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, strategic acquisitions and consolidation are often pointed to as the prevailing trends.

In its notice of the proposed regulation the province had advised the changes were to come into force January 1, 2021.

On January 24, 2017, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) released an update to its "Guidelines for determining the tax treatment of certain exploration expenses" that were previously issued in 2007.

April 30, 2024 was a busy day in the tax world. First, personal tax returns for most Canadian individuals were due. Second, not only did the Department of Finance release a 663 page...

Businesses who have protected their brands in the United Kingdom solely through the European Trademark system, may be wondering what will happen to their trademark protection in the United Kingdom should the vote be for a "Brexit".

Whether it is a new calendar year and/or a new fiscal year, franchisors should now be considering updates to their Canadian franchise disclosure document.

For franchisors with a fiscal year-end of December 31, the deadline for including financial statements for the immediately preceding fiscal year in its franchise disclosure document (FDD)

Jeremy Barretto's article titled "Corporate Renewable Energy Deals: Big in America, Coming to Canada," has been published by JWN Energy.

The Ontario government recently introduced Bill 107 (the Getting Ontario Moving Act) which, among its various provisions, provides a cap on the liability of lessor of motor vehicles used

After a brief postponement, the highly anticipated public hearing on the definition of Canadian content (CanCon) is now underway.