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    Update: "Crane Girl" Granted Absolute Discharge

    If you remember "Crane Girl", an adventure-seeking woman by the name of Marisa Lazo who scaled a crane in April last year, you may have noticed she is in the news this morning.
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    Devry Smith Frank LLP
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    Woman Charged In Immigration Scam

    A 61-year-old woman, Sakia Mojadiddi, was charged with fraud for an alleged immigration scam targeting victims from the Middle East who wanted to bring their loved ones to Canada.
    CanadaCriminal Law
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    Devry Smith Frank LLP
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    Ontario's Colleges Call For Strike

    According to the Toronto Star, the Ontario government has offered faculty members at the province's colleges a 7.5% wage hike. However, the Ontario Public Service Employees Union ("OPSEU")...
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    Termination For Cause In Ontario: What You May Still Be Entitled To (Video)

    Learn how entitlement to compensation works when an employee is dismissed for cause in Ontario. Ontario employment lawyer Leslie Haddock clarifies that entitlement varies based on the conduct at issue.
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    Do Parenting Plans And Family Court Orders Continue During COVID-19? (Video)

    Does COVID-19 mean that separated parents should not let the children see the other parent? Does the coronavirus crisis justify breaching court orders?
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    How Child Support Is Calculated In Ontario (Video)

    Learn how child support is calculated in Ontario and the key factors that determine what parents are required to pay. Barrie family law lawyer Leslie Haddock explains how the provincial...
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    How Common Law Relationships Are Defined In Ontario (Video)

    Ontario family lawyer Leslie Haddock explains how common law relationships are defined in Ontario under the Family Law Act, outlining when cohabitation or a shared child meets the legal threshold.
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    Mistakes People Make When Doing Their Own Separation Agreement

    After separating, many spouses and parents try to work out the issues between them on their own, and to make sure that what they decide "stays decided" they put it into a written separation agreement.
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    My Ex-Spouse Refuses To Amend The Schedule And Allow Me To Take Our Child On Vacation. What Can I Do?

    These agreements or orders will stipulate the arrangements for custody of the child.
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    Podcast #53 –Child Support Does Not End At 18

    Many parents are under the mistaken belief that child support ends in Canada when a child turns 18 years old.
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    Podcast #65 – How To Change Child Support

    Child Support is one of the hottest topics on this podcast. It rouses a LOT of emotions. Separated parents frequently think that the amount of child support is wrong right from the start
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    Rejected Work, Study Or Visitor Visa – What Next?

    If you have carefully filled in the forms, gathered the numerous supporting documents and tried to provide as thorough an explanation for your application for temporary residence to Canada, it can...
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    Ontario Legislature seeks to Amend Insurance Act

    Bill 162, introduced in the Ontario Legislature on October 3, 2017, will amend section 115 of the Insurance Act to allow life insurance policyholders to sell their policy so long ...
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    "Crane Girl" Granted Absolute Discharge

    If you remember "Crane Girl", an adventure-seeking woman by the name of Marisa Lazo who scaled a crane in April last year, you may have noticed she is in the news this morning.
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    Judge Deems Government Entitled To Sell Off Hydro One Shares

    The provincial government is able to continue with the selling of Hydro One shares after a judge struck down a $1.1 million lawsuit aimed at stopping it. The judge stated that it is the right of a government to set policy.
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    Learn To Surf!

    Late in 2019, when it became apparent that the Covid-19 restrictions would remain in place, I decided that beginning a meditation/mindfulness practice might come in handy.
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    Supreme Court Of Canada Shuts Down Insurer

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    Landlords Want to Ban Pot in Rentals

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    Toronto Home Sales Continue To Tank This Fall

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    CRA Investigating "Shadow Flipping" Of Toronto Condos

    Due to the booming real estate market in Canada over the past year, the Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA") is scrutinizing the practice of "shadow flipping" or "assignment sales".
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