Deemed Infectious Disease Emergency Leave is Available for Longer
On September 16, 2021, the Ontario government further extended the availability and duration of
Federal Election Day: What Employers Need to Know
With the 2021 federal election taking place on Monday, September 20th, some employers may
Court of Appeal Finds Municipality Not Liable for Economic Interests of Developer When Processing Rezoning Application
The Court of Appeal recently held that a municipality had no duty of care
Conservation Authorities Cannot Make Exceptions to Regulations
In a rare move, the Divisional Court revoked a development permit issued under the
Municipal Law 2021 Summer Update
The “Clergy” Principle – What Happens When Planning Policy Changes The Divisional Court recently
Important Changes to Subdivision Controls and Heritage Appeals
Queen’s Park recently approved significant changes to the Planning Act’s subdivision control rules. These
Section 273 of the Municipal Act: Beware the Application to Quash
Many municipalities are familiar with the processes available under the Planning Act for challenging
New COVID Case Law Provides Some Guidance for Workplaces
Employers have faced exceptional circumstances during the COVID-19 pandemic. Large-scale layoffs, widespread remote work
Proceedings to Evict Before the Landlord and Tenant Board: Some Observations From Experienced Trial Counsel
On occasion, I have been requested by longstanding clients of the Firm to become
Government further extends deemed IDEL under ESA; Worker Income Protection Benefit Program Now Live
Infectious Disease Emergency Leave is Available for Longer On May 29, 2021, the Ontario
