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In this case, Dr. Chuang entered into an agreement with Toyota to build and operate a Lexus dealership in downtown Toronto.

Most commercial leases will provide that, if the tenant fails to pay rent, the landlord may exercise its self-help right of termination only after giving the tenant a stipulated number of days' notice.

By now, every owner of a residential property in Toronto has received a YELLOW Notice from the City of Toronto regarding the Vacant Home Tax (the "VHT"). Here are some things you should know.

Ontario’s new Electronic Land Registration Services Act appears to be an attempt by the provincial government to raise cash by selling off registration access rights, and potentially even registration data, to address its budgetary needs.

Every will has an unnamed beneficiary: the Canada Revenue Agency.

Parents and grandparents naturally look to the future education of their young children or grandchildren. After all, 17 years really isn't such a long time...

According to the Liberal government, it's all about the future. And not necessarily a bright future. Rather, Finance Minister Bill Morneau spoke about getting Canadians ready for a changing world...

The recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal in The Estate of Pate v. The Corporation of the Township of Galway-Cavendish and Harvey provides interesting insights into the current state of the law on awards of punitive damages in wrongful dismissal cases.

The holiday season is officially here, and with it comes one of my holiday traditions: sharing some of my year-end tax planning tips.

The lead-up to the March 22, 2017 Federal Budget was filled with fear and trepidation that the Trudeau Liberal Government would use the Budget to grab more taxes from Canadians to pay for...

In two recent decisions of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, City of Saskatoon v. Doe and CIBC v. Bloomforex Corp., the Court addressed fraud schemes where the fraudsters used foreign money

With endless riches at their fingertips and assets that will often continue to generate significant wealth after death, millionaires and billionaires have access to some of...

Often the decision to sell a recreational property is made in the fall, after the summer residence is shut down for the winter

On September 8, 2022, the Canadian Securities Administrators announced amendments to National Instrument 45-106 Prospectus Exemptions, which introduce the Listed Issuer Financing Exemption...

Today's rapidly aging population, combined with what feels like busier schedules, is prompting adult children to seek assistance from third...

Thinking about drafting a will? Or updating an old will? Don't forget your silent beneficiary, the Canada Revenue Agency.

As an estate planning lawyer, it is not unusual for individuals to confess to me that they do not have a Will (or that it has been a long time since they turned their mind to their Will and estate planning).