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Political activities have been a hot topic for the CRA's Charities Directorate in the last few years.

On November 6, 2014 at the Toronto Centre Canada Revenue Agency & Tax Professionals Breakfast Seminar, representatives from the CRA provided an update on the Income Tax Rulings Directorate ("Rulings") and discussed current topics of interest.

Should a Canadian court exercise its jurisdiction to hear a class action lawsuit against Air Canada for improperly collecting U.S. travel taxes?

Moliere once said, "Of all the noises known to man, opera is the most expensive."

Employers should be aware that effective as of October 29, 2014, statutory leaves of absence in Ontario under the Employment Standards Act, 2000 will be expanded.

Picture it: you have the perfect person to hire. You run the background check, and discover a criminal conviction.

For those federally regulated employers that are governed by the Canada Labour Federal Code (the "Federal Code"), there are some substantive changes coming of which you should take note.

Zero-tolerance safety rules, often called "Life Saving Rules", "Cardinal Safety Rules" or "Safety Absolutes", are becoming more common in industry.

The Government of Québec confirmed its intention to relaunch the Northern Plan by introducing Bill 11, An Act respecting the Société du Plan Nord, on September 30, 2014.

Alberta-based Lee Specialities Ltd. recently pleaded guilty to a charge of exporting controlled goods to Iran.

In Paul C. Golini v. The Queen the Tax Court of Canada agreed to strike out portions of a taxpayer’s pleading suggesting that a protective reassessment issued by the Canada Revenue Agency was invalid.

The Government posted a budgetary deficit of $5.2 billion for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2014, down from a budgetary deficit of $18.4 billion in 2012–13.

In the current financial climate directors' must be particularly aware of their responsibilities to their company and its employees and the circumstances in which their actions may be open to challenge.

The Canadian Securities Administrators have announced that they intend to publish a new proposal for changes to the regulation of take-over bids.

Justice Belobaba of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently released his decision certifying a proposed class action brought by the Ironworkers Ontario Pension Fund against Manulife Financial Corp. and two of its former executives, Dominic D’Alessandro and Peter Rubenovitch.

The OSC adopted the following enforcement initiatives aimed at encouraging cooperation from market participants and streamlining its dispute resolution process.

The issue of unpaid internships is becoming a growing concern for both employers and Ministry of Labour Inspectors. Recently, the publisher of magazines Toronto Life and The Walrus announced that they were pulling the plug on their unpaid internships following a Ministry of Labour inspection.