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The changes discussed above are part of the rush of activity we’ve seen around the world over the last five to seven years.

Have You Had a Good Look at Your By-Laws and Rules Lately?

Canada is recognized as a major player in film, television and interactive digital media production.

Help is on its way for consumers who have difficulty with (read ‘tear their hair out over’) cell phone contracts.

Bill 43, tabled in the National Assembly by the Minister of Natural Resources on May 29, 2013, proposes a new Mining Act that incorporates several provisions of the Mining Act currently in force in order to maintain Québec’s mineral tenure system and its general principles.

this year, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice imposed a healthy $9 million penalty and restitution package against the companies and individuals involved in the "Yellow Pages look-a-like" online directory scam.

The Liberal government in Ontario has recently released its proposed budget.

The holiday season is fast approaching and we would like to wish all members of the board and property management a safe and happy holidays.

In a previous article, we looked at a number of cases in the US relating to condominium residents affixing mezuzot on the exterior unit doors.

A class action involving nearly half the population of Canada (14 million cellphone subscribers) and a claim of, reportedly, $18 billion will be proceeding against six telephone companies – both large and small ("Telcos").

Go ahead. Ask us what’s new and exciting.

The US has now come on board with most other guidelines in requiring you to consider whether an improvement you’ve made on one environmental front (e.g., reducing the amount of petroleum-based plastic you use) has worsened other environmental impacts your product has.

Bottom Line: Do you hate it when the program you’re happily watching cuts to commercial and you are blown out of your chair by the sudden increase in volume?

In a recent case out of Orleans, Massachusetts, the trial and appeals court found that an owner’s right to free speech trumped the by-laws of a condo association.

Quebec contest registration isn’t really so confusing.

A consent agreement was filed with the Competition Tribunal on June 28, 2011 whereby Bell Canada, Bell Mobility and Bell ExpressVu (collectively, "Bell") must pay an administrative monetary penalty ("AMP") of $10 MILLION DOLLARS, modify all non-compliant advertisements within 60 days and pay the $100,000 dollars in costs and disbursements incurred by the Competition Bureau (the "Bureau") during the course of its investigation.

A board member of a condominium corporation recently forwarded me an interesting article from the New York Post about Charlie, an adorable 3.5 pound Yorkie, whose owner was taken to court by the condominium association of a 24-unit development in Queens, New York.

Earlier this week, the special commission of the Brazilian Congress released a substitutive project for the country’s proposed mining code (the "Revised Draft Mining Code").