Land Transfer Tax & The Refund for First-Time Homebuyers
There are many closing costs to consider when purchasing a home in Ontario. One
News & Updates
Municipalities May Be Liable For Broadcasting Defamatory Public Comments
A municipality which broadcasts baseless and harmful public comments may be sued in defamation,
Court of Appeal Resuming In-Person Hearings – Will Things Ever be the Same?
The Ontario Court of Appeal recently released a Tentative Model for Return to In-Person
2021 Labour and Employment Breakfast Seminar
Presented by: Andrea Risk, Alan Whyte. Kalen Ingram, Greg Dobney, and Liam McMunagle. Topics include:
Who can challenge a will? Ontario Court of Appeal confirms need for standing to proceed with a will challenge
Anyone who appears to have a financial interest in an estate may contest the
Change in your Relationship? Update your Estate Plan!
Have you recently gotten engaged, married or started living together with someone? Conversely, has
Bill C-208: Helping Small Business Corporations Stay in the Family
By: Lisa Asbreuk and Mike Brown On June 29, 2021, Bill C-208 received Royal
What Not-For-Profits Should Know About the New ONCA (before it’s too late!)
More than ten years after being passed by the legislature, the Ontario Not For
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
