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The case of Gendron v. Thompson Fuels, related to a home furnace oil tank that developed a leak in December 2008.

The City of Toronto pled guilty to one violation under the Ontario Water Resources Act for operating its sewage works in not accordance with its Certificate of Approval

Carrot or stick approach for companies' recycling?

The industry funding organizations used to provide, or to fund, waste diversion can have anti-competitive effects.

In R. v. Matchim, a recent case before the Ontario Court of Justice (March 18 2011), firefighters extinguished a blaze in the basement of a home on Vincent Street, in Newmarket.

Many consultants are confused about the correct way to refer to the Ontario regulation on contaminated sites and records of site condition.

Now that mandatory minimum environmental fines are so high, courts occasionally refuse to impose them.

Here, on a request, is a link to Renew Canada’s 2011 research report, Wind Controversy in Ontario.

A cohabitation agreement is a legal document that outlines the rights and responsibilities of couples who choose to live together without getting married.

Life is not predicable, but it can be made easier when separated parents have the stability of a parenting plan.

This was a class action in respect of a proposed class of employees and former employees of Brewers Retail Inc. who challenged aspects of their pension plan

‘Flagpoling' is a term that is used for a situation when a foreign national who is already physically present in Canada on a legal temporary status leaves Canada by land and returns to Canada without seeking admission to the United States, or St. Pierre and Miquelon.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been especially challenging for those Canadians whose parents and grandparents are foreign nationals living outside Canada.

Calculating damages for pain and suffering is not a straightforward analysis for a judge or jury. There are a number of factors that are considered when determining the amount.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has agreed: upset, concern and worry aren’t enough to warrant compensation.

The Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing announced on May 2, 2019, that the most significant and disruptive of the 2017 legislative changes to Ontario's land use planning appeal

Gramoxone® is a non-selective herbicide used to control broadleaf weeds and grasses with an active ingredient called paraquat.