Resources

On June 12, 2017, the Canadian government introduced the Global Skills Strategy, a pilot project designed to assist Canadian employers in attracting the global talent they need to compete in the global marketplace.

Residential and cottage trusts can be helpful tools to assist in meeting your clients’ objectives.

Good governance of a charity/not-for-profit (NFP) depends on a number of things, including effective record keeping practices and making good faith decisions. Knowing what types of actions and decisions constitute good vs. bad faith in this specific context is important for a lawyer representing charities/non-profits (NFPs) and board members.

In recent months, incidents fueled by racism, xenophobia and intolerance, both at home and abroad, have been reported in the media on an almost weekly basis.

A law degree can be the foundation for a variety of employment opportunities outside of private practice.

On June 15, join our expert panel - Sara Blake, Ministry of the Attorney General, Crown Law Office – Civil, and Jeff Cowan, WeirFoulds LLP – to explore the key recent cases likely to impact your public sector practice.

Options and rights of first refusals (ROFRs) provide differing opportunities to purchase real property at a later date, including rent-to-own and other contingent purchase rights.

The federal and provincial Indigenous relationship ministries have been given strong reconciliation based mandates with similar themes, including goals such as the resolution of claims, honouring and implementing historic treaties, and recognizing the rights of all Indigenous Peoples.

Please join us on this special evening for the year-end dinner program of the Health Law Section when we present the OBA Susan Hilary Davidson Memorial Award for Excellence in Health Law to Mary Jane Dykeman, Dykeman & O’Brien LLP.

Why is it that men who yell are “passionate” and “powerful”, but women who raise their voices “screech”, “nag”, and “get hysterical”?