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Although building a house can take much planning and hard work in securing a developer, labour and material, it is meant to be a joyous exercise...

In March, 1999, the plaintiffs purchased a cottage for $710,000 in Lake of Bays, Ontario.

To combat shortages of housing and housing affordability, some governments in Canada have introduced a tax on vacant or unoccupied homes as a way to deter property owners...

Significant changes have recently been made to the Succession Law Reform Act ("SLRA") and Substitute Decisions Act, 1992 ("SDA").

Politicians have debated trade and tariffs for centuries. Proponents of capitalism often argue that there should be free trade between countries so as to permit the freer movement of goods...

In the law of defamation, we only tend to think about the damages that are awarded for a person's loss of reputation or the intellectual analysis conducted by a court in assessing the defences raised by an alleged defamer.

As Canada enters the second year of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, government restrictions imposed by the federal and provincial governments have led to growing resistance among segments of Canada's population.

The Ontario Land Titles Act ("LTA") provides that a registered mortgage that is determined to be a fraudulent instrument is void and may be deleted from title.

Last April, I wrote a blog about a motion judge's decision to dismiss an anti-SLAPP motion in a trucking protest case on the grounds that the dispute...

The recent decision of Cornell v. Trudeau, 2024 ONSC 5343 highlights the importance of providing sufficient details and particulars in a claim for defamation.

The anti-SLAPP provisions of the Courts of Justice Act ("CJA") are powerful. If a motion succeeds in dismissing a plaintiff's action on the basis that the action was merely meant to gag the free expression...

Courts in Canada and the United States often seek each other's assistance to gather evidence for use in local proceedings.

In certain circumstances, a requirement that a person pledge an oath of allegiance to a country, a monarch or an institution is not uncommon. In general, the purpose of an oath of allegiance is to signify that the person...

Ice hockey is governed by rules which penalize certain physical infractions, including cross-checking, fighting, hitting from behind, and hitting to the head.

Plaintiffs who commence a defamation action would be well-advised to consider the potential consequences of having the claim dismissed at an early stage under Ontario's anti-SLAPP legislation.

The law of defamation is about protecting a person's reputation. Accordingly, as determined by the Supreme Court of Canada in the seminal case of Grant v. Torstar Corp., 2009 SCC 61.

In this case, the taxpayers sought equitable relief from negative tax consequences resulting from transactions entered into that appeared to comply with the then current law to...

On October 5, 2015, the OECD released fifteen Final Reports on its project entitled, Base Erosion and Profit Shifting ("BEPS")...