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Can Ontario Revoke Your Licence for Cognitive Impairment?
Ontario's Licence Appeal Tribunal upheld a driver's licence revocation due to cognitive impairment. Learn what this means for drivers and their families.
Read the noteCan Withholding a Commission Advance Trigger Constructive Dismissal in Ontario?
An Ontario court found that suddenly stopping a long-standing monthly advance constituted constructive dismissal of a dependent contractor. Here's what that means for you.
Read the noteCan You Enforce an Out-of-Province Judgment in Ontario After 2 Years?
Ontario's Court of Appeal confirms that a 2-year limitation period applies to enforcing out-of-province judgments in Ontario. Learn what that means for creditors.
Read the noteCan a Permanent Resident Be Removed for Criminal Inadmissibility in Ontario?
A 2026 Federal Court decision clarifies when permanent residents face removal for criminal inadmissibility. Learn what this means for your status in Ontario.
Read the noteCan You Add a Third Party to an Ontario Lawsuit After the Deadline?
An Ontario court denied leave to add a third-party claim, finding it was statute-barred and would cause prejudice. Learn what this means for your civil case.
Read the noteCan an Ontario Appeal Be Dismissed for Missing Deadlines?
Ontario's Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal for repeated missed perfection deadlines. Learn what the decision says about appeal procedure and panel review.
Read the noteWho Pays Legal Costs When an Ontario Will Challenge Fails?
When a will challenge is abandoned or lacks evidence, Ontario courts may order the challengers to pay costs. Learn what the 2026 Orde v. Foster decision means for you.
Read the noteCan an Estate Trustee Be Ordered to Pay Costs Personally in Ontario?
An Ontario court ordered an estate trustee to pay costs personally after delays in tax returns and repeated case conferences. Learn what this means for estates.
Read the noteWhen Can a Refugee Appeal Be Decided Without a Hearing in Ontario?
A 2026 Federal Court ruling clarifies when the Refugee Appeal Division can skip an oral hearing. Learn what the law requires and what it means for claimants.
Read the noteCan You Be Fired Because of Your Race in Ontario?
An Ontario Human Rights Tribunal ruling examines race-based termination at a Halton nonprofit. Learn what the decision means for employees facing discrimination.
Read the noteCan Uber Examine Class Members in Ontario Class Action?
An Ontario court ruled on discovery of class members in the Uber class action. Learn what this means for gig workers and class action rights in Ontario.
Read the noteCan Courts Bypass Labour Injunction Rules in Ontario?
Ontario's Court of Appeal clarifies when s. 102 of the Courts of Justice Act applies to labour dispute injunctions and what happens when those rules are ignored.
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