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For those who practice impaired driving and 80 plus law, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) recently rendered two decisions of interest.

Well before the Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, opponents started discussing how he could be removed from the highest office in the United States.

As Canadians increasingly flock to the United States ("U.S.") for extended stays—whether for vacations, work, or retirement—new regulations have been introduced...

The court explores – Whether the court is bound by an agreement made between the parties in order to reach a settlement?

So the saying goes: buying a home is the biggest purchase you will ever make. This is true not just in terms of the price, but also because of our desire to make our homes feel comfortable and safe.

When most people hear the word trust, they picture a financial planning tool catered to the wealthy. However, in Canadian law, two special types of trusts are relevant among a wide array of individuals.

The Alberta court has once again called out pseudo law, that body of "spurious legally incorrect ideas that superficially sound like law and purport to be real law".

The explosion of modern communications technology is increasingly connecting Canadians to the world abroad. Geographical boundaries and distances are no longer as significant as they once were.

Many homeowners (“mortgagors”) focus on one goal: paying off their mortgage (also known as a “charge”) so they can finally enjoy full and clear title to their property.

When selling a business, there are assets like property tied to the business, and as such, it may seem logical to just sell the property.

Treatment of prisoners is a big issue that for the most part, goes unseen by many all over the world.

The COVID-19 pandemic severely impacted workplaces across Canada. Employers in Ontario have continued to grapple with the ongoing challenge of safeguarding their employees...

In May 2023, DSF published a blog discussing the approach taken by Ontario courts regarding pet ownership disputes and the then-proposed amendments to British Columbia's Family Law Act.

There is no doubt that carrying debt is stressful. However, carrying debt and the angst that accompanies it are very common in Canada. A recent Ipsos poll revealed that most Canadians...

There are many ways to establish residency in Canada, both on a temporary and permanent basis. Work permits, which are temporary by nature, provide individuals with the opportunity...

A falling out, disagreement or dispute between co-owners of land can be stressful and confusing for those involved. Many co-owners may believe that they are effectively “stuck” in the co-ownership arrangement. In Ontario, this is often not the case.

In 2730453 Ont Inc. v 2380673 Ont Inc., 2022 ONSC 6660, the plaintiff, 2730453 Ontario Inc. (the "Purchaser"), sought specific performance to enforce an oral agreement for the purchase of land.