Sponsored Article: Advancing a Personal Injury Claim After Losing a Loved One Due to Negligence in Ontario
When you lose a loved one due to negligence, often you look for answers as well as a measure of justice through the civil justice system.
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Real estate bully offers could be banned in Ontario
A bully offer occurs when a home seller receives an offer before the date it is supposed to be for sale, to pressure an early sale.
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B.C. cracking down on shell companies owning real estate
After years of money laundering that has infiltrated the Greater Vancouver real estate market, the B.C. government announced a new law that will combat the practice. #BCrealestate#Vancouver
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Saskatchewan trespass laws set to radically change
Property owners in Saskatchewan may soon no longer have to expressly post a notice that forbids trespassing on their property.
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Want to be a whistleblower? Tread carefully
If you suspect your employer is engaging in something that the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) might find illegal, now you can get paid for tipping them off.
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Are Ontarians about the get the right to repair their smartphones?
Many Canadians have seen their smartphones suddenly stop working, either due to dropping it or having it simply die. The real trouble comes when we attempt to get it fixed. #righttorepair
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Cannabis possession records may be a thing of the past
Got a pot conviction in your background? You might be able to soon get a full pardon and erase that teenage dalliance that has been haunting you ever since.
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Ottawa homeowners experience ‘granny flats’ nightmare
Some Ottawa homeowners are stuck in legal limbo after a builder of “granny flats” or coach homes, left them with half-finished buildings in their back yards.
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National code of conduct to be mandated for children’s amateur sports
After a recent CBC report that detailed 20 years of rampant abuse and harassment in amateur sport, the Liberal government quickly moved to invest in prevention efforts.
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Honesty really is the best policy, insurance-wise
A recent case in Ontario highlighted just how important it is for consumers to be completely truthful with their auto insurers.
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Federal government gearing up for health-funding battle with Ontario
When news broke that the Ontario government may be planning to shake up its health-care regime, the feds responded with a defence of the Canada Health Act. https://t.co/XxcUu3MIRm #healthcare#canpoli#ontpoli
Quebec moving forward with controversial religious symbols Bill
When the CAQ government took power in 2018, it promised to bring forth a bill that would ban public servants in “positions of authority” from wearing religious symbols. https://t.co/np6Msdiq6J #law#Quepoli#legal
CRA employs new tools in ongoing battle against tax cheaters
With the year-end approaching, those who are thinking about pulling a fast one on the tax man may want to think again.
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Mandatory high heels in Alberta workplaces outlawed Workers in Alberta will no longer be forced to don potentially dangerous high heeled shoes if they want to keep their jobs. https://t.co/qv5RJIzrBs #law#canpoli#highheels#Alberta