Wills & Estate Legal News

A man from Clarington was arrested for sexual assault in Oshawa, highlighting the importance of understanding your rights and legal protections.

An urn containing an infant's ashes was stolen from Resurrection Cemetery in Ancaster, Hamilton, raising concerns about estate security and legal protections.

The Supreme Court of Canada will decide on hearing appeals concerning Saskatchewan’s pronoun law, which could affect parental rights and children's autonomy.

Ontario's latest fiscal update addresses tariff impacts and funding changes, crucial for residents planning estates and wills.

The Canadian government plans to reinstate a privacy provision in the Online Streaming Act, affecting how streaming services handle user data.

Ontario appoints supervisors to manage school board spending, sparking debate over high salaries and impacts on education funding in Toronto and beyond.

Toronto's new streetcar priority lanes on Bathurst Street between Bathurst Station and Lakeshore Boulevard aim to improve transit but raise concerns for local businesses about parking and access.

The 2025 federal budget introduces changes that could affect estate planning strategies in Ontario, including cheque fund access and tax implications.

Ontario is fast-tracking an education bill to augment the education minister's powers, bypassing public hearings and raising concerns about governance and transparency.

The Law Society of Ontario will publicly disclose misconduct details of lawyers and paralegals, enhancing transparency for clients across the province.

Ontario's $26.7 million investment in gender-based violence support focuses on shelters and family court services, prompting concerns over gaps in non-shelter services.

Canada challenges Stellantis over Brampton job move to U.S., affecting local economy and government investments.