AS PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED IN THE RURAL VOICE: The Ontario Superior Court of Justice ruled on a case where the duties surrounding easements and who has the obligation to maintain an easement were at issue. An easement is a legal right to use another person’s land for a specified purpose and must have four characteristics to…
Shared amenities like party rooms enhance condominium living by providing spaces for social gatherings. However, on occasion, events in the amenities can give rise to potential liability concerns. For condominium corporations, implementing clear rules governing use of the party room and mandating insurance coverage for party room rentals is one way to help mitigate some…
Read More “The Case for Mandatory Insurance – Lash Condo Law” »
If an employee of one of Ontario’ publicly-assisted universities or colleges of applied arts and technology commits an act of sexual misconduct toward a student of an institution, what penalty should or must apply? Owing to a recent change in the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities Act, the answer is entirely within the hands…
Experiencing a serious illness or injury can be life-changing, especially when it impacts your ability to work. Long-term disability (LTD) benefits act as a financial safety net for Canadians during these challenging times. Whether provided through group insurance plans, private disability policies, or the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), LTD benefits help individuals maintain financial stability…
Read More “Long-Term Disability Canada: Complete Guide 2025” »
Ontario issued over 3,000 targeted invitations to apply (ITAs) under various streams of the Employer Job Offer category. These draws aim to support regional economic development, fill labour shortages, and prioritize key sectors like healthcare. Key Highlights of the June 3, 2025 Draws 1. Eastern Ontario Targeted Draw – 334 Invitations Ontario invited candidates with…
Read More “Breaking: OINP Draws Issue 3,000+ Invitations to Key Occupations Across Ontario” »
Inspired by original reporting by Meera Raman, The Globe and Mail For many women in Ontario, divorce marks not only a legal transition but a significant financial reckoning. Particularly in marriages where the husband managed household finances, separation often thrusts women into a rapid journey of financial education and independence. This challenge was thoughtfully explored…
Read More “Financial Empowerment After Divorce: A Guide for Women” »
In June 2021, the sudden death of Richard Robinson caused a shock to his two adult sons. The reason for the shock is that Mr. Robinson was the CEO of Scholastic Publishing and he left his entire share of the company to his friend and co-worker, Lole Lucchese. His share is worth $1.2 billion, as…
Read More “Why can’t Scholastic CEO leave his estate to his friend and not his sons?” »
The AI revolution has begun AI is changing how work is done, and people are taking notice. According to a recent Gallup poll, 22% of employees in the U.S. are concerned that they will lose their jobs to generative AI. Four years ago, it was 15%. Globally, AI is expected to transform the workforce by 2050. Experts…
Read More “How to Future-Proof Your Workforce for the AI Revolution” »
Late last night (Canadian time) or this morning (UK time), the Federal Court released its judgment in MacKinnon v Canada (Attorney General), 2025 FC 422, dismissing a challenge to the present prorogation of Parliament, which in all likelihood prevented a vote of non-confidence in the incumbent government. The ruling comes at least a week later…
4 minutes read Published Jun 30, 2025 Every so often, there are moments that redefine what’s possible. Today is one of those moments. Clio has signed a definitive agreement to acquire vLex, the global leader in legal intelligence that combines the world’s most comprehensive legal research platform with cutting-edge AI. This acquisition represents the largest…
Read More “Transforming legal work with AI: Clio’s most ambitious step yet” »
