Dans les médias

Panel members Terry Moore, senior counsel at CIBC; Arthur Fish, Borden Ladner Gervais and Sarah Shody, senior counsel and vice-president of Wealth Management Litigation at BMO Financial Group highlighted the challenges for estate planners with an ageing population.

Blogger Miriam Yosowich learns about what limitations exist for accessing an employee’s private information from a session led by OBA executive member Fazila Nurani.

OBA member David Muha’s remarks from Institute 2016 on managing tax disputes with the CRA have been featured on Advisor.ca.

The first of eight judicial regional tournaments took place in Sudbury on January 11th gaining local media coverage.

Past OBA President Orlando Da Silva shares his experiences with depression in an interview with CBC Radio's Matt Galloway that touches on mental health and the stigma often attached to mental illness.

OBA Past President Orlando Da Silva talks to Lawyers Weekly about how workplace wellness programs can be successful in improving lawyers’ mental health.

In CBA’s National Magazine, OBA Past President Orlando Da Silva speaks about the importance of fighting stigma surrounding mental illness in the legal profession.

On October 22, 2025 the Civil Litigation Section hosted an award banquet at Toronto’s Ritz Carlton. Blogged by the Law Times, the event recognised appellate litigator Tricia Jackson with Torys LLP for excellence in civil litigation.

New OBA President and Brampton lawyer Ed Upenieks has been featured in local paper The Brampton Guardian.

As noted in the Law Times, several OBA members recently participated in The Business Law Agenda Stakeholder Panel providing advice and recommendations as part of the government's review of Ontario's business law statutes. The OBA will also host a Business Law Reform Summit on October 8, 2015 that will allow for additional ideas and views to be presented.