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What happens when one vote decides an election and that vote never makes it to the ballot box?

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has dismissed a class action against Facebook for breach of privacy arising from what the motion judge described as "one of the largest and most publicized...

The Digital Privacy Act, passed in June 2015, made a number of amendments to Canada's federal private sector privacy law, the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act ("PIPEDA").

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, governments around the world have implemented physical distancing measures to "flatten the curve".

In our previous blogs, we discussed the expanded trust filing and reporting requirements for trusts with tax years ending on or after December 31, 2023...

In an avoidable yet perhaps inevitable decision, a Canadian court has imposed personal costs against a lawyer for using AI-generated submissions in materials filed with the court: Reddy v Saroya, 2026 ABCA 20 (CanLII).

In real estate transactions which involve properties that are comprised of both a commercial and residential use, HST is payable on the portion of the land that is used for commercial purposes.

A recent Ontario court decision examines whether sincere belief in serious allegations can protect speakers from defamation liability when making accusations about public figures on social media. The case arose from posts alleging that a lawyer and Member of Parliament intimidated voters during a political nomination contest, raising important questions about the balance between free expression and reputation protection in political discourse.

In a civil action, where there is more than one defendant, a plaintiff will often seek damages against the defendants on a joint and several basis.

A bank issuing a letter of credit has a near absolute duty to honour a demand for payment under the letter. Notwithstanding, one such exception to this near absolute duty is the fraud exception.

In disputes between a buyer and seller arising from an aborted transaction, the real estate professionals involved may be dragged into the dispute...

A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice affirmed that preliminary discussions between a buyer and seller regarding the potential zoning or future uses of property...

The Underused Housing Tax (the "Act"), which came into effect on January 1, 2022, introduces an annual 1% tax on the value of vacant or underused residential property in Canada...

Everyone always (or almost always) understands that, at any and every given moment in time, he/she is thinking "clearly" and "reasonably".

After months of uncertainty for the charitable sector, the Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA")has confirmed that registered charities will not need to file a T3 Trust Income Tax and Information...

On October 19, 2021, the Ontario Ministry of Government and Consumer Services (the "Ministry") will open the online Ontario Business Registry ("OBR").

When the employee of a large corporation defrauds their employer through a fraudulent cheque scheme, should the banks which paid out on the cheques be liable to the defrauded employer for conversion?

In UAP Inc. v. Yako, 2021 ONSC 5065 (CanLII), the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed the plaintiff's request for an interim injunction enforcing a non-competition clause...