On June 17, 2009, lawyers involved in several recent Supreme Court search and seizure cases appeared at the Ontario Bar Association Conference Centre to deliver their thoughts on these key decisions to an assembly of interested and informed gatherers.

The Supreme Court of Canada recently closed a “loophole” created by the Ontario Court of Appeal’s 1993 decision in Prete v. Ontario when it held in Ravndahl v. Saskatchewan that statutory limitation periods apply to constitutional claims for personal monetary relief.

The wage restraint and pay equity laws passed as part of the federal government’s most recent budget are coming under fire from several public sector unions. The statutes are the subject of a number of Charter challenges filed by unions...

On the final morning of the 2011 Canadian Tax Foundation (“CTF”) national conference, Chief Justice Rip of the Tax Court of Canada (“TCC”) provided an update on recent TCC activities, ...

YLD East was treated to a personalized tour of the National Gallery of Canada with contemporary art curator, Jonathan Shaughnessy.

Five discussions on new legislation and what it means for the practice of immigration law. Bill C-43: The Faster Removal of Foreign Criminals Act.

What do you get when a media visionary joins lawyers and law students for a discussion about Canada's changing media landscape? Quite naturally, a riveting afternoon debate on everything from sticky ethical situations to innovative crowdfunding models - that's what!

'Fall back, spring forward'. That's how I remember the way daylight savings time works. But here at the OBA Family Law Section, we have not been 'falling back'. On the contrary....

This month in Family Law: Andrew Sudano highlights why you should think twice before posting your selfie on the internet.

On Thursday, June 5, 2014, the Ontario Bar Association’s Aboriginal Law and Real Property Law Sections co-hosted a program entitled “Aboriginal Property Issues for Real Estate Lawyers.” The program was well attended with over five dozen attendees, both in person and by webcast.