New penalties of up to $1.5 million are now in force for those who break the law when providing paid immigration or citizenship advice or representation — including licensed immigration consultants, ...
On Oct. 29, the Government of Ontario issued its 2026 Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review, emphasizing its efforts to become “the most competitive, resilient and self-reliant economy in the G7.” ...
The Federal Court has dismissed a claim brought by Black River First Nation over less favourable reserve land terms under Treaty 5, finding that the disparity did not breach the honour of the Crown ...
A ground of inadmissibility is a legal reason, set out in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), that bars a foreign national from entering the United States. Did you know that every time a ...
Rogers Communications has been ordered to pay a $15-million administrative monetary penalty in relation to its advertising of wireless plans with limited high-speed data as “unlimited” or “infinite.” ...
A major law reform institute is recommending the Ontario government adopt a widespread framework on artificial intelligence (AI) use in the criminal justice sector, saying not doing so will expose ...
Canada must “prepare for all contingencies up to and including war and other worst-case scenarios,” Prime Minister Mark Carney announced as he unveiled his government’s plan to roll out a new national ...
Exposing millions of crime tips threatens more than personal privacy. It risks undermining public confidence in a system that depends on people being willing to speak. Anonymity can be essential to ...
Ontario has announced that it is providing an $8-billion provincial tax relief measure over the next five years to lower the cost of business investment and permanently allowing businesses to ...
Appeal by Stewart from order varying a consent final order by ordering equal parenting time and giving Richardson final ...
The Competition Bureau has found that a proposed arrangement between Air Canada and United Airlines would likely harm competition on 10 routes between Canada and the U.S., resulting in millions of ...
In a case involving bankruptcy proceedings, the Ontario Court of Appeal held that the law firm representing the insolvency trustee was in a “conflict of interest” because it had previously acted for ...
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