Reliance on section 76 is usually made to defend subrogation claims.

Neston v. Quadri was heard at the end of December and is an Ontario Superior Court of Justice action that dealt with whether personal injuries arising from a motor vehicle accident involving two Ontario residents, which took place in Quebec can be the subject of a civil action for damages.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, I'd love to provide some legal advice to ‘corporate' at … The Office! Aside from the obvious reasons, it's a good reminder for in-house...

In its continuous disclosure obligations under the (Ontario) Securities Act, is a company obligated to disclose concerns that it reasonably and honestly considers to be premature...

The most serious one is the potential for privacy breaches.

The OPC report pointed out that fraudsters and hackers often utilize similar techniques to attack businesses in the same industry.

Effective October 1, 2020, brokers and agents in Ontario can incorporate personal real estate corporations (PRECs) to receive remuneration for their services to their brokerage.

Though Ontario's Not-for Profit Corporations Act, 2010 ("ONCA") received Royal Assent over a decade ago, it was not until October 19, 2021, that the legislation finally came into force.

Following COVID-19, several corporate statues in Canada were amended to expressly permit virtual shareholder meetings while providing specific requirements for reporting issuers...

In March, the Canadian Sustainability Standards Board (CSSB), an organization formed to advance the adoption of sustainability disclosure standards in Canada...

Some of those products that we relied upon may have caused external damage to other property. But is the manufacturer always liable for a defect in its product? The short answer is it depends.

Bill S-211 (the "Bill"), a Federal Senate Bill that calls for certain businesses and organizations to produce annual public reports relating to the use of forced or child labour, has passed...

The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA), an umbrella organization of Canada's securities regulators, has proposed amending corporate governance disclosure rules...

The Blanket Order is part of a concerted effort by regulators (notably, the Ontario Securities Commission) to continue providing enhanced access to capital markets for both issuers and investors.

In the recent decision of C.M. Callow Inc. v. Zollinger, the Supreme Court of Canada expanded the duty of honesty in contractual performance...

Is Canadian securities policy starting to mirror a global rollback of ESG and DEI-related disclosure policies?

Effective January 1, 2022, amendments to the Law Society of Ontario's Anti-Money Laundering measures, will require law firms to ask their clients for additional information from time to time.

In the Court of Appeal's 2021 decision in Charlesfort Developments Limited v. Ottawa (City), the Court had to determine whether the successful party was entitled to its expert fees.

As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, Ontario's justice system continues to take steps to adapt to these challenging times by embracing technological advances and encouraging new practices.

In a recent decision in One York Street Inc. v. 2360083 Ontario Limited, 2026 ONCA 176 (“One York Street”) the Court of Appeal for Ontario reinforced an important and often-overlooked principle...