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In our previous blog post,[1] we discussed the Canada Revenue Agency's (the "CRA") expanded trust filing and reporting requirements...

This episode confronts Canada's first Law Society of Ontario disciplinary decision arising from the misuse of artificial intelligence: a landmark case in which a thirty-year practitioner used ChatGPT to produce a factum...

In Ontario, there is the Small Claims Court, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Divisional Court and the Court of Appeal for Ontario. As well, there is the Ontario Court of Justice.

In Forest Hill Homes (Cornell Rouge) Limited v. Wei, 2020 ONSC 5060 (CanLII), Justice F.L. Myers applied the Supreme Court of Canada's recent review...

The Government of Ontario has just announced that the ONCA will be coming into effect on October 19, 2021.

The Government of Ontario has just announced that the ONCA will be coming into effect on October 19, 2021. The lengthy delay since the ONCA was passed in 2010...

In 2010, the Defendant sought to rent its retail premises to the Plaintiff, Spot Coffee.

The Supreme Court's recent decision in Christine DeJong Medicine Professional Corporation v. DBDC Spadina Ltd. (DBDC Spadina)

On March 18, 2020, the Government of Canada announced reductions in payroll tax remittances by employers and deferrals of HST/GST and customs duty remittances until June 30, 2020.

The deadline for social companies with share capital currently incorporated under the Ontario Corporations Act (the “OCA”) to continue under one of three other acts expires on October 18. A quick search suggests that there are still more than 60 such companies that have failed to do so. In addition, it appears that an additional 154 such companies are listed as “inactive” on the Ontario Business Registry. We are not able to determine the basis on which these companies are so categorized, and if any of them are still in operation and own property.

Weighing justice and prejudice in the Weinstein case reversal.

Conservation Authorities ("CAs") in Ontario are breathing a bit easier following the May 23rd 2017 decision of the Court of Appeal in Gilmore v. Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority reversing...

From defamed to victorious: A mortgage manager's triumphant battle.

In the context of commercial lending, the priority of claims is a critical aspect of risk management. A common concern for commercial mortgage lenders is how a borrower's unsecured debt...

In light of substantial increases in interest rates, real property purchasers are looking for alternative lending arrangements. Some alternatives include assuming existing mortgage debt...

In a noteworthy recent case, College of Chiropodists of Ontario (CCO) v. Ku (December 9, 2025), the Discipline Tribunal allowed a motion to set aside certain allegations...

What happens when a government turns its most powerful emergency legislation against its own citizens for honking horns?

Toronto Mayor, Rob Ford kept his job this month as a result of the Divisional Court’s reversal of a decision which had found him in breach of the "Municipal Conflict of Interest Act".