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Several weeks ago, I posted an article about the decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in Hryniak v. Mauldin, et al., and indicated that in my view this case represented a momentous shift in Ontario's law on summary judgment.

A recent decision from the Divisional Court provides an outrageous and perfect example of how the legal system in the Province allows residential tenants to live rent free for over a year, and in this case, close to a year and a half.

The federal government's Dec. 14 economic statement did not contain any fireworks or huge changes. And on Feb. 4, the government released draft proposals that cover some, but not all, of these items.

Snowbirds who decide to buy U.S. real estate may run into a host of cross-border tax traps, problems, and pitfalls.

You filed your tax return last month, and now you're getting various brown envelopes or email notices from the Canada Revenue Agency.

So you've received one of those depressing brown envelopes from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). It's your Notice of Assessment.

A few months ago, I wrote about the cruel summer I was having trying to understand, explain and rationalize the new tax rules about private companies released on July 18.

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused much turmoil and disruption for most people, socially, financially, medically.

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.

I recently read an interesting article on the Monty Pelerin's World website titled "The Trump Effect and Markets – Market Update."

If you felt particularly generous this past Christmas, you may have transferred money or other property to your spouse or minor children or grandchildren.

Back to school shopping is a time-honoured tradition.

If your spouse earns less income or no income at all, then the desire to share everything you own with them may also include sharing your taxable income so you can use up their graduated tax rates.

The holiday season is officially here – and with it comes the desire give, give, give. So with that holiday spirit in mind, my gift to you is some last- minute, tax-planning tips to cut your tax bill for 2017.

October 2015 ushered in a new era of federal politics with the election of Justin Trudeau and his Liberal Party.

In the tax world, December is usually a time for last-minute transactions and other tax-planning reorganizations to carry out before the clock strikes midnight on December 31.

The deadline for 2016 contributions to your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) is March 1, 2017, so you don't have much time to make a decision.

Student-at-law Radha Lamba published "Is the Grass Getting Greener on the Other Side? U.S. Election and Cannabis Legalization" on Canada Cannabis Legal on Friday, November 6, 2020.