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In 2018, Bill C- 46 was passed and with it came significant changes to impaired driving laws in Canada. Bill C-46 repealed sections 249 to 261 of the Criminal Code and replaced it with Part VIII.1 – sections 320.11 to 320.4

Canada's tech industry is booming, but one of the biggest challenges for companies is attracting and retaining top-skilled talent. With global competition for skilled workers intensifying...

The decision in BCIMC Construction Fund Corp. et al. v. 33 Yorkville Residences Inc. et al., involved a number of lien claimants which had provided services and materials to the owner of a condominium development.

François-Philippe Champagne, the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, on behalf of Sean Fraser, the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship recently announced a new STEM round...

The value of freedom of speech, and the need for some limits on that freedom, have long been recognised as central to a vibrant and healthy democracy and, frankly, a decent society.

Earlier this year, the Superior Court of Ontario released its decision in Zapata, et al. v. Reid, et al., dismissing the plaintiffs' personal injury claim on a summary judgment motion from the defendants.

On June 17, 2020, the Ontario Court of Appeal in Waksdale ruled that a contract's termination provisions must be read as a whole, to the effect that if any aspect of the termination clause...

We all know that children suffer the most in family law proceedings. However, giving weight to a child's preferences in the proceedings can give them a sense of autonomy and control of the situation.

Ambiguity in contracts can arise for a variety of reasons, including but not limited to a lack of clarity due to poorly defined terms, multiple interpretations, vagueness, changes in circumstances...

Social media has transformed the way humans on every continent connect and gather. It allows anyone, anywhere with internet access to share their thoughts instantly. The unfortunate reality of social

In our education law practice, around half of our cases are on behalf of parents against private schools because the school did not meet the parent's expectations, told a child to leave without...

On May 6, 2024, the Ontario Government introduced Bill 190: Working for Workers Five Act, 2024.

Seven months into the COVID-19 pandemic, Alexandria Gentile-Patti was working from home as a telephone customer service agent for Air Canada.

Under the common law Doctrine of Common Employer, multiple entities can be considered a single employer under particular circumstances.

The City of Toronto recently passed a new bylaw aimed at cracking down on "bad" landlords and providing tenants with more protections.

As a part of DSF's ongoing Employment Law seminar series, I was asked to participate and provide a tax lawyer's perspective.

Defaulting on a mortgage is an extremely stressful event for any property owner. Many consequences can arise in the event of a default. Fortunately for the defaulting party,,,