Canada Day History Canada Day, celebrated on July 1st each year, marks the anniversary of the formation of Canada as a nation. Here’s a brief overview of its history: Formation Canada Day commemorates the enactment of the Constitution Act, of 1867 (previously known as the British North America Act, of 1867), which united the three […]
Key Changes in Criminal Law in Ontario for 2024 In 2024, Ontario will witness several significant changes to its criminal law framework aimed at enhancing justice administration, improving public safety, and protecting victims’ rights. Set to reshape litigation processes, ensure swifter legal resolutions, and adapt to technological advancements, these modifications have been met with widespread
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Legal Changes in Ontario for 2024: What You Need to Know As we progress into 2024, a number of legal changes are taking effect in Ontario that residents, businesses, and legal professionals should be aware of. Staying informed about these changes is essential for compliance and to take advantage of new opportunities that might arise.
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Recent Changes in Law in 2022: A Comprehensive Overview As we navigate through the complexities of a dynamic legal landscape, 2022 has emerged as a year of noteworthy legal transformations in Canada. From cannabis regulations to privacy legislation, the changes encompass a broad spectrum of societal, economic, and environmental aspects, signifying the responsiveness of Canadian
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Which was approved on February 15th, 2023, pertaining to Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 767, Taxation, Property Tax, section 767-5.4A, has changed the ELIGIBLE PERSON definition to the following: “ELIGIBLE PERSON – A low-income person or the spouse or widow of such person, who has a household income equal to or less than the following: (1)
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Toronto´s new Mayor Olivia Chow and Toronto City Manager Paul Johnson have sent their instructions to the Toronto Legislative Assembly Council to approve a whole set of new taxes and fees, as well as to raise some current taxes significantly. All these new taxes, fees, and tax raises will go into effect on January 1st,
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Starting at 12:01 AM on June 11th, Ontario found itself at Step one of a three-step plan that should bring the province back to normal life in a safe and orderly fashion, seeking to restart the economic, social, personal and educational life of the province without running the risk of sparking new outbreaks of the
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