Resources

The statutory right to access government-held information can, in various circumstances, be effectively used to gather facts, knowledge and evidence to assist your clients.

Provincial statutes confer significant and various powers, duties and functions on Minsters of the Crown. The Municipal Act, 2001 authorizes municipalities to delegate powers and duties under that and other Acts.

In January 2016, after almost nine years of litigation, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal found that the Government of Canada is discriminating against First Nations children in the provision of child welfare services.

Get up to date on everything you want and need to know about financial products, including their tax ramifications, how to use them as planning tools, and what the products can mean to your litigation and ability to settle.

The law in the area of workplace safety and insurance continues to evolve at a rapid pace. Both the courts and the Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeal Tribunal have addressed a number of important and complex legal issues this past year.

With a complex regulatory landscape, and a constantly evolving business world, energy financing can often be a high-stakes venture. Be prepared to confidently approach this challenging landscape on behalf of your clients.

In Canada, people can be charged and prosecuted for not disclosing their HIV-positive status to their sexual partner before engaging in sex.

Join us for a lively discussion of the proposed reforms of the Ontario Construction Lien Act, with speakers Bruce Reynolds and Sharon Vogel.

The evolution of the internet continues to provide challenges for intellectual property (IP) regimes, IP rights holders, and service providers.

The WLF, in partnership with Canadian Corporate Counsel Association (CCCA) - Ontario Chapter, is proud to present the next installment in the series focused on women general and in-house counsel.