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Minden Gross LLP lawyers Hartley Nathan and Sasha Toten discuss what should be considered prior to becoming a director of a cannabis company.

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Since then, the disruption of the global markets

In our October 2021 leasing bulletin on rent subsidy programs (which can be found here), we briefly summarized the announcement by the Federal Government (the "Government")...

The other day I was chatting with a friend about the fact that we are at the beginning of February and how both of us had a distaste for the month.

Special thanks to Caroline Elias, associate at Minden Gross LLP, for her assistance in reviewing earlier versions of the Series and to Joan Jung, tax partner at Minden Gross LLP

If there is one thing I hate more than the end of the holiday season, it's the pressure to come up with some new year's resolution.

Every January, I do the same thing: I vow to try to eat better and to go to the gym. And every February, I'm usually 0 for 2, sadly. But if there's one thing that I do commit to do

In its Throne Speech on Sept. 23, the federal government announced its agenda for this session of Parliament. Mostly it appeared to be an update...

A discussion on a number of potential issues and traps that tax practitioners need to navigate to successfully implement and maintain an estate freeze.

In last month's article, I discussed what most business owners wonder about at some point: How do I best sell my business? In particular, I touched on the topic of who should you sell...

Most homeowners in Canada know that when they sell their principal residence, any resulting gain will not be subject to tax in Canada.

Dividends versus salary.

Mr. Rossman signed an employment agreement with Canadian Solar containing a termination clause.

In Ontario, [1] estates lawyers are routinely faced with questions regarding probate tax and probate planning. This article discusses some often-asked questions.

There are currently thirteen of the twenty five Retail Store Authorization applications which have been submitted to the AGCO and are undergoing public notice, and more on the way.

This four-part series will examine the essential elements of solicitors' negligence with a specific focus on will-drafting lawyers. Cram now, and ace the test later!

The recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court in Trimmeliti v. Blue Mountain Resorts Limited is a useful reminder of the difficulty that an injured skier will face in suing a ski resort for a personal injury incurred on the slopes.