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Towards year-end, you’ll hear about "tax-loss selling" if you’re an investor.

Matt Maurer and Whitney Abrams published their article on what existing restaurateurs need to know about Canada's Proposed Cannabis Act and its relation to the food industry.

As we promised in our first article in this series, we will now discuss the advantages available to municipalities if it is determined that they can rely upon Canada's insolvency legislation to restructure their affairs.

Love them or hate them, there is no denying that the Kardashian-Jenner clan is a pop culture phenomenon.

It has now become commonplace for commercial agreements to include mandatory arbitration clauses.

In this post, once again, I thought I would provide some additional observations on an aspect of the mediation process.

the leasing world, such as the new holdback on allowances and the elimination of landlords' s.19(2) rights.

If you haven't already heard, Ontario is in the middle of a huge overhaul of its principal construction statute, now known as the Construction Act ("Act").

Litigator Matt Maurer's article "Court of Appeal Clears Way for Mortgagees to Set Aside Sham Tenancies" was republished by Homes of Muskoka on November 11, 2016.

The Liberal government had hinted that it was looking at new legislation with respect to private companies, and this past July they came through on their promises, announcing plans for sweeping changes.

Looking to give major gifts of property or investment assets to family members? The good news is that unlike the U.S., Canada does not have a gift tax on transfers of money or property to your family. But you're not getting off unscathed.

I have previously written about how you can avoid paying capital gains tax on the sale of your principal residence, subject to ensuring that you are onside the various rules.

We are officially into summer vacation (in fact, I'm writing this while on holidays, renting a lovely house on the ocean).

My eldest daughter recently decided that she wanted to open an investment account into which she can put part of her earnings from her part-time job.

From what I have read, the demand for cottage properties has soared during COVID. City folk are eager to get out of the city for a change of scenery, especially since many people are still working...

The implementation of various amendments to the Income Tax Act (Canada) on December 14, 2017, saw a marked tightening of the mechanisms that allow a taxpayer to qualify for, and make use of, the principal residence exemption.

COVID-19 has taken a toll on global stock markets as many countries struggle to deal with the pandemic. Reporting issuers (each an "Issuer" or "Company")

Proposed changes in the March 2018 federal budget included new reporting requirements for trusts.