The Legal Status of an Inherited Home Transferred Between Two Spouses Following Separation

A recent British Columbia Court of Appeal decision considered the legal status of an inherited home…

SCC Rules That Time Limits for Adult Criminal Trials Also Apply to Youth Criminal Trials

The Supreme Court of Canada recently ruled that the time limits for adult criminal trials also…

Employee Claims He Was Discriminated Against for Not Being Gay

A recent Federal Court decision reviewed an employee’s complaint of discrimination based on sexual orientation…

Commuter Should Not Have Been Arrested for Failing to Hold Handrail on Subway Escalator: Supreme Court of Canada

As we reported earlier this year, the Supreme Court of Canada heard arguments in an…

Employee Barred from Pursuing Lawsuit for Chronic Mental Stress Caused by Harassment and Bullying

A recent Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal decision took away an employee’s right to…

Notable Recent Changes in Quebec’s Cannabis Laws

Recently, several important changes relating to cannabis use and its sale have occurred in Quebec,…

Whether a Fine May be Imposed in Relation to Seized Funds Returned to Accused for Legal Defence Expenses

The Supreme Court of Canada recently released a decision on whether a fine instead of forfeiture…

Court Rejects Husband’s Claim that His Ex-Wife Stole Jewellery Worth $100,000 After their Separation

In a recent Ontario divorce case, a husband accused his soon-to-be ex-wife of stealing $100,000…

Employer’s Sole Director Found Personally Liable to Employee for $75,000 in Aggravated Damages for Wrongful Dismissal

In a recent Ontario case, an employer’s sole director was found personally liable for $75,000…

The Impact of a Sublease on the Relationship Between a Commercial Landlord and a Tenant

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently issued a decision that considered the fundamental issues regarding the…