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In a recent case, the Tax Court of Canada was faced with deciding if the taxpayer's investment in a Hollywood film was "make believe" or real.

The decision of West York Sales and Leasing Inc. v. The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company, 2025 ONSC 3845 is a recent interesting case in the Superior Court of Ontario dealing with coverage under fleet...

When a corporation is convicted of serious offences such as bribery of foreign officials, the Government of Canada debars that corporation from federal government work.

Ontario's Court of Appeal revived a defamation action previously dismissed as time-barred, ruling that Vice Media failed to clearly identify its Canadian publisher on its website. The decision clarifies when digital publishers can invoke statutory limitation periods and establishes that mere accessibility to Ontario readers is insufficient to trigger short defamation deadlines without proper compliance with identification requirements.

Pleadings are important documents in a civil litigation case. The pleadings tell the story about a dispute. Under court rules, the parties are required to describe...

This blog will provide an overview of the most significant federal and provincial relief measures to assist businesses and entrepreneurs in the face of the unique and pressing challenges...

The Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health and other health experts, has responded to the unsettling levels of mobility in the province...

The British Columbia Family Law Act was amended in January of 2024 to include specific provisions to determine the ownership of a couple's "companion animal" (i.e. pet) following a separation or divorce.

Many Canadian mortgages have a prepayment term that imposes a penalty if the mortgage advance is repaid by the borrower before the maturity date.

A mortgage lender enforcing its rights under a mortgage may owe the borrower a duty to do so honestly and in good faith.

In 2544176 Ontario Inc. v. 2394762 Ontario Inc., 2022 ONCA 529 (CanLII), the Ontario Court of Appeal restored a power of sale transaction that had been invalidated by an application judge...

CMHC-insured financing remains one of the most attractive tools for multi-residential lending in Canada, offering lower rates, longer amortizations, and reduced capital requirements for lenders.

Businesses may feel aggrieved when faced with competition from former key personnel.

As legal counsel for optometrists, we are regularly asked questions about the complaints process before the College of Optometrists of Ontario (the "College").

As lawyers for registered massage therapists ("RMTs"), we are regularly asked questions about the complaints process before the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario ("CMTO").

Democracy is not easy. Canada's first-past-the-post electoral system means that the candidate with the most votes in an electoral district is declared the winner even...

An election is not officially over until all of the ballots are counted and the results are certified by the Chief Electoral Officer.

Investors in a scheme that seems too good to be true should be aware that they may be liable to return the funds under principles of unjust enrichment or bankruptcy preference laws.