It is estimated that approximately 44 million people around the world suffer with some form of dementia.

The multimillion-dollar question—why are municipalities experiencing shortfalls in money for infrastructure?

On September 16, 2015, Bill 119 (the "Bill") was introduced by the Minister of Health and Long-Term Care into the Ontario legislative assembly and is now in second reading.

The World Bank's PPP Knowledge Lab defines a Public-Private Partnership ("P3") as "[a] long-term contract between a private party and a government entity, for providing a public asset or...

We have been advised by a communications official at the Ministry of Municipal Affairs that the prudent investor provisions under the Municipal Act, 2001 (the "Act") are expected to be proclaimed in force next week.

WeirFoulds partner Nikiforos Iatrou and associate Kayla Theeuwen contributed to the Aug/Sept issue of Today's General Counsel with their article, "‘Umbrella Damages' Forecast for Canada: Cross-border sellers beware ".

WeirFoulds litigation partner Marie-Andrée Vermette is a contributor to the July 2017 edition of Advocacy Matters, one of the newsletters produced by The Advocates' Society,

A Development Permit System combines the zoning, site plan, and minor variance processes into one application and approval process.

Developers and builders working in the GTA know that the process to get projects approved has become more complex, expensive, lengthy and uncertain.

The Infrastructure for Jobs and Prosperity Act, 2015 ("IJPA") in section 6(2) sets out principles for the provincial government to regulate asset management planning for municipalities.

The multimillion-dollar question—why are municipalities experiencing shortfalls in money for infrastructure? Are the shortfalls the sign of a dearth of infrastructure funds ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs forward, William Nylander, had been sidelined with an injury for two weeks...

January 1, 2022, marked the introduction of new estate laws in Ontario. The changes affect one of the biggest pieces of legislation governing wills and estates in Ontario: The Succession Law Reform Act.

As you know, regular municipal elections are to be held on the fourth Monday in October.

WeirFoulds partner Nikiforos Iatrou and associate Anastasija Sumakova contributed to the Winter 2018 issue of Today's General Counsel with their article, "Mandatory Arbitration Isn't Always Mandatory in Canada".

On February 24, 2022, the Government of Ontario announced that it will introduce new legislation requiring employers with 25 or more workers to implement a written electronic monitoring policy for their employees.

Recent media reports involving Noma’s René Redzepi have brought a long‑simmering conversation about toxic workplace culture in fine dining to a boil.

An employee in India recently took the issue of working from home in an interesting direction. In May 2026, after Prime Minister Modi encouraged work-from-home arrangements to conserve fuel...

The first step to any successful estate plan is ensuring that you have a valid will and a set of powers of attorney in place. However, when should you update your current will or powers of attorney...

Reg. 654/05 (Debt-Related Financial Instruments and Financial Agreements, under the Municipal Act, 2001) and O. Reg. 610/06 (Financial Activities, under the City of Toronto Act, 2006)...