The RCMP's Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET) is assisting the Toronto Police with an investigation regarding an assault that took place last Saturday in a Canadian Tire at Cedarbrae Mall.

On October 24, 2017, the Department of Finance released its Fall Economic Update. Finance Minister Bill Morneau stated that the Government was "doubling down on a plan with proven results and reinvesting in the middle class".

Early this morning, Reuters released an article discussing Homeland Security's internal report on President Trump's border ‘wall'.

There is a gap in the deportation system, and it is being filled with indefinite detention.

In an earlier blog, we wrote how Sears Canada had engaged federal bankruptcy and insolvency legislation in to buy time while its leadership formulated a plan to restructure the company.

United Soils v. Mohammed is the first Ontario judicial ruling to award damages to a defendant under Ontario's anti-SLAPP legislation that was enacted in 2010.

Last week, The Star released an article outlining how self-represented defendants can cause a problem for the justice system.

Without a doubt, those of us who live, work and/or drive in Toronto are frustrated by the seemingly never-ending construction.

An early report Monday morning on all radio and news stations stated that two major Canadian cities have been ranked among the highest in the world for real estate. These two cities of course being Vancouver and Toronto

Housing in a number of cities across Canada has been put through the wringer over the past year or so, creating a difficult time for local buyers and a great time for people looking to sell.

Transportation Minister Marc Garneau introduced a Passenger Bill of Rights which is included in a package of amendments to the Canada Transportation Act.

The European Union (EU) has slapped Google with a 2.42 billion euro ($2.72 billion U.S.) fine for breaching antitrust rules with its online shopping service.

On Tuesday, former security director for the Multistate Lottery Association (MLA) Eddie Tipton, was given the maximum sentence – 25 years.

Obtaining legal counsel ensures you are given the best opportunity to understand not just your own rights, but also the rights the police can legally exercise.

Two online payment companies that operate within Canada have been ordered to turn over information about their account holders to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

Termination clauses are often relied upon by employers to define an employee's severance entitlement when an employee is terminated without cause.

Garnishment is a legal process often initiated when individuals default on their financial obligations. Garnishment orders allow creditors to seize assets – typically a person's wages – from third parties.

Do you think it matters? That is, do you think it matters how many cases a mediator has settled? Do you think we can measure the success of a mediator by keeping track of winning and losing...

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way people do business. For many businesses, government regulations currently require operators to record the name and contact information of every person who enters the establishment ...

Ontario's Human Rights Tribunal has recently ruled that a 9-year-old boy with autism does not have the right to bring his service dog with him to class.