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According to the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society, approximately one in six Canadians experience infertility. As a result, more and more Canadians have turned to various forms of assisted...

Starting a small business can be difficult; competition with established companies, shifting economic demands, and consumer expectations can culminate in an unpredictable and costly endeavour.

Employees who are terminated without cause are entitled to either notice or compensation from their employers. A variety of factors affect how much notice or compensation each individual may receive

Proposed in the Federal Budget of 2022, and passed in June of 2022, the Government of Canada has enacted the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act[1] (the "Act").

It is likely that employer policies with respect to COVID-19 will be enforceable only where reasonable in the full context of all the facts and circumstances.

The court (again) explores – What constitutes a material change in the recent Court of Appeal decision, Licata. In order to bring a motion to change before the court, to change...

The Start-up Visa (SUV) program[1] was initially introduced in 2013 as a direct pathway to permanent residency in Canada, designed to encourage investment in the Canadian economy while attracting talent...

On October 1, 2025, the monetary limit for the Small Claims Court was increased from $35,000 to $50,000, and the minimum appealable amount from $3,500 to $5,000.[1] This doesn’t mean that all proceedings that began in the Superior Court of Justice for amounts between $35,000 and $50,000 were automatically transferred to Small Claims Court as of October 1, 2025.

The Board alleges that the Corporations have negligently designed and marketed addictive products which have interfered with the Board's mandate to enhance student achievement and well-being.

The end of the COVID-19 pandemic is in sight. Ontario has lifted many public health mandates and restrictions. Many Ontarians are resuming their pre-pandemic lives—including returning to work in-person.

In 2024, the Ontario legislature passed two workplace law amendment bills – Bill 149, Working for Workers Four Act, 2024,1 and Bill 190, Working for Workers Five Act, 2024...

Mould is a fungus that is related to yeast, mushrooms and other fungi. It can grow in a wide variety of environments including inside buildings. Although it is a natural part of the environment, ...

In litigation, it is often assumed that once a court has issued its final decision, commonly referred to as a judgment, the matter is fully resolved, bringing an end to what is typically a lengthy, costly, and stressful process.

Given the significant weight of buying and selling a home, there are myriad of requirements that parties to a residential real estate transaction must meet in order for the deal to be legally binding.

When faced with this scenario, do you allow the police to enter your home?...

Amendments to the Construction Lien Act in 2017, now called the Construction Act (the "Act"), have left construction litigators confused as to whether they could combine...

This is a time of great uncertainty where businesses are incurring losses and extra expenses due to the coronavirus.