Bias and decision-making: Chiarellli v. Ottawa (City), Explained
In the recent case Chiarelli v. Ottawa (City of), the Divisional Court quashed a
In the recent case Chiarelli v. Ottawa (City of), the Divisional Court quashed a
Important amendments to the Planning Act came into force on January 1, 2022. The
A municipality which broadcasts baseless and harmful public comments may be sued in defamation,
The Court of Appeal recently held that a municipality had no duty of care
The “Clergy” Principle – What Happens When Planning Policy Changes The Divisional Court recently
Queen’s Park recently approved significant changes to the Planning Act’s subdivision control rules. These
A building permit is needed to construct buildings in Ontario. [1] People are sometimes
Municipalities must keep their roads safe. This duty is imposed by Ontario’s Municipal Act,
Watch the 2020 South East Ontario Municipal Law Seminar with Tony Fleming, David Munday,