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The tax rules and regulations concerning giving large gifts to family members aren't quite as cut-and-dried as they might appear on the surface.

For those conservative investors out there, the urge to keep your money in cash and cash equivalent instruments is hard to overcome (despite the low interest payable).

Disclosure of a mineral resource estimate ("MRE") is a critical step for any mining issuer. Investors often use the MRE to evaluate any potential investment...

An Ontario Superior Court Judge has expressed his hope that legislative changes will be made to stop unscrupulous tenants from "gaming the system".

An Ontario Superior Court Judge has expressed his hope that legislative changes will be made to stop unscrupulous tenants from "gaming the system".

On July 27, 2020, the Federal Department of Justice enacted the Time Limits and Other Periods Act (COVID-19) to temporarily suspend or extend certain time limits for civil legal proceedings...

On May 11, the federal government announced new measures to support businesses so they can keep their workers on the payroll and weather the COVID-19 pandemic.

Schedule 1 to the Bill contains the proposed amendments to the OBCA. T

It may be trite to say, but the pandemic changed everything. The need to work from home left many workers struggling to balance their employer's urgent work...

The recent case of Sinnathamby v. The Chesterfield Shop Limited (case and endorsement) provides a useful reminder of the very high threshold to be met by an employer terminating for just cause.

Let’s begin our analysis with a review of the distinction between employees and independent contractors.

THE RECENT DECISION OF THE ONTARIO Superior Court in Whittemore v. Open Text Corporation provides useful illustration of the rollercoaster ride that an employee might experience when his corporate employer goes through changes in its status.

Adding to the anticipated 2018-2019 deficit, Doug Ford's provincial government has provided a $250 tax break to estates which will be probated on or after January 1, 2020

What is it about an individual's death, most often a family member, that causes those who are left behind to quarrel with one another?

The recent Ontario Superior Court case of Parson v. McGovern, 2014 ONSC 1785, illustrates the principles that are applicable when a beneficiary seeks a court-ordered interim distribution from an estate.

This afternoon, Ontario Finance Minister Vic Fedeli and Attorney General Caroline Mulroney made an announcement to the public regarding the Ontario government's plans ...

After much anticipation, the 2019 Canadian Federal Budget was released on Tuesday.