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A mandatory math test for teacher candidates may soon be returning to Ontario. On Nov. 28, 2023, the Ontario Court of Appeal held that the Ministry of Education's Math Proficiency...

​The Federal Court of Appeal in IGGillis Holdings Inc. v. Canada (National Revenue) has ended the uncertainty it had created in previous decisions ...

Van Damme obtained judgment in New York requiring delivery of the painting, and then sought to enforce the New York court's order for specific performance in Ontario.

Back in the good old days, Ontario courts awarded costs on two scales: party and party (costs recovered from the unsuccessful party, based on modest tariff rates), and solicitor-client (the winning side was awarded all costs reasonably incurred).

The claims in three cases against the UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD) arose from military operations in Iraq, in which soldiers were either killed or seriously injured: Smith v Ministry of Defence, Ellis v Ministry of Defence, Allbutt v Ministry of Defence, [2013] UKSC 41.

La publicité, le marketing et les commandites présentent des avantages importants, mais ils s'accompagnent aussi de risques.

Computer software is an essential tool for almost every organization. Businesses and other organizations use computer software to create products, perform services, manage relationships,...

Le 21 septembre 2021, l'Assemblée nationale du Québec a adopté le projet de loi n° 64, Loi modernisant des dispositions législatives en matière de protection des renseignements personnels...

The underlying claim in Albilia v Apple Inc, 2013 QCCS 2805, is that Apple allowed thrid-party providers of applications for iPhones and iPads to have access to a whole range of personal information of the owners of the devices, including their home and workplace locations, age and sex, places where geolocation apps were used, functions performed, search terms used, names of songs downloaded…

In an Interpretation Bulletin issued last month, the Federal Privacy Commissioner provides guidance to organizations with respect to the rights of access to personal information held by organizations that individuals have.

Ontario schools are increasingly using technology to facilitate teaching, student learning, and record-keeping. Accordingly, the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (IPC)...

A financial institution's cyber risk management activities may result in sensitive communications and documents that the institution's personnel expect will remain confidential.

In its recent decision in "R. v. Chehil", 2013 SCC 49, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed an appeal from a decision of the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal involving a search of a suspect by police using a drug-sniffing dog.

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the exemption for advice under section 13 of FIPPA included options and drafts of advice.

Bill S-4 has been wending its way through Parliament since April of 2014.

Recent events in several schools, including the tragic events in Sandy Hook in the United States, have raised the profile of school safety issues, including the use of video surveillance.

On December 4, 2009, the long awaited decision in "General Electric Capital Canada Inc. v. The Queen" was released by Canada's Tax Court.

In "Canada (National Revenue) v. Morris", the Minister of National Revenue appealed a Federal Court judgment requiring it to provide the RCI Trust, a Barbados settled trust, with a written decision on whether shares sold by the trust in 2006 were treaty exempt property under the "Canada-Barbados Income Tax Convention".