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What happens if parties to a contract (or one party) realize that the contract entered into does not accurately reflect their true intentions? In certain circumstances...

Bill 148, Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017, has passed its third and final reading with the Ontario Legislature and will very soon become law.

One of the unfortunate circumstances of defaulting on mortgage obligations is the possibility of foreclosure or power of sale.

To the surviving family members of Jonathan Styres, the scales of justice have finally balanced. Seven years have elapsed since Peter Khill fatally shot Styres...

Further to our 8 November article on this topic, the More Homes Built Faster Act (Bill 23) received Royal Assent on to 28 November 2022 and is now largely in force.

Until recently, prediction markets were unavailable in Canada. On March 26, 2026, the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) published a bulletin announcing its requirements for investment dealer members who wish to operate in prediction markets and offer event contracts.

Wills are a powerful tool that people can use to ensure that their families and loved ones are cared for after they pass away.

The relationship paramedics have with patients is only supposed to last one day. Every day, paramedics are exposed to first time patients suffering new challenges under different conditions.

A recent blog post highlighted an immigration detainee that went to court to fight for his release after being locked up for 4 years while awaiting deportation. For more information on that story...

Employees who are terminated without cause are entitled to either reasonable notice or payment in lieu of reasonable notice. This is the "Notice Period" an amount of time, or a level...

With Canada's aging population, there has been an increase in disputes within families about who should be making personal and financial decisions on behalf of incapable members of the family.

In this recent decision, the Tax Court of Canada was tasked with interpreting paragraph 161(7)(b) of the Income Tax Act (the Act), and the timing of loss carrybacks for the purpose of calculating interest on an outstanding tax balance.

Your Step-by-Step Guide to Successfully Handling a Procedural Fairness Letter from Immigration Canada

In Ontario, the Limitations Act, 2002, S.O. c. 24 Sched B. imposes deadlines by which claims for damages, injury, or loss must be brought.

In a 2022 Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, Justice Mandhane created a new tort of family violence.

Mental injuries can be as devastating as physical injuries to the people who experience them, but they are not as easily recognized as injuries by the courts.

Ornge faces charges under the Canada Labour Code for failing to provide safe working conditions for its employees.