In a potentially precedent-setting case, a Court in Sudbury, Ontario has awarded a woman ownership of an embryo, which the…
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On November 21, 2018, the provincial government passed Bill 47, the Making Ontario Open for Business Act, 2018. The new…
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Under the Succession Law Reform Act (the “Act”), dependant children who are not adequately provided for by a deceased parent…
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A certificate of pending litigation (CPL) is a useful tool used by parties when there is a dispute regarding real…
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Does the Tort of Harassment exist?
The tort of harassment was explored in the recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision in Merrifield v. Canada (Attorney General). …
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A recent decision has highlighted what it takes to succeed in an unfortunate, yet all-too-common scenario: After a party enters…
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The cost of purchasing residential real estate has skyrocketed, causing affordability challenges to purchasers in many Canadian cities. As a…
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A recent Tax Court decision serves as a cautionary tale regarding the obligation to obtain a statutory declaration or affidavit…