When your business experiences financial stress, bills and expenses still need to be paid. You may find yourself needing to cut out not only the small expenses, but also the big monthly expenses, such as rent. As you downsize your business to make ends meet, you may end up having to get out of your … Read more »
In Canada, marijuana legalization has been happening in stages. Since recreational marijuana was legalized in 2018 with the Cannabis Act and Cannabis Regulations (which outlines, controls and regulates production, distribution, promotion and the sale of cannabis), there was a lot of anticipation for edibles in Canada to follow suit and become legalized. The Canadian government … Read more »
Whether you are an employer who wants to hire an independent contractor or an individual who is about to sign an independent contractor agreement in Ontario, make sure you check all the facts before you seal the contract. Our Toronto lawyers can assist with any questions you need answered. An independent contractor agreement, or contractor … Read more »
Marijuana is officially legalized as of October 17, 2018. The long awaited day having been pushed back from July 1st, 2018, has given provincial governments time to adapt, implement regulations, and set up the necessary operational and sales infrastructure with authorized sellers. Indeed, provinces across Canada have taken steps forward in getting their retail locations … Read more »
Marijuana legalization in Canada is taking place this fall, on October the 17th. Individuals in Ontario who are 19 or older will have a legal right to smoke cannabis where smoking tobacco is permitted and possess a maximum 30 grams of legal marijuana. However, while on the road to legalization, many dispensaries popped up looking … Read more »
Traffic violations happen more often than one would like. No doubt, at one point or another, you yourself have gotten pulled over and usually end up getting a ticket if you are stopped by police. When that happens, you may find yourself regretting a hasty driving decision because there is very little that can be … Read more »
In Canada, offences are categorized by the Criminal Code of Canada as summary offences (or summary conviction) and indictable offences. You may have heard of both of these terms, but may not fully understand what they mean for you if you are charged with either offence. You should understand as much as you can about … Read more »
The new year has begun and with it, new legislation is being passed. From federal to provincial laws, changes that may affect you are undergoing revision, have been implemented or are going to be passed in the upcoming year. From laws that cover employment wages to regulations banning ticket bots, major changes in law include … Read more »
During the holidays, it can be easy to get caught up with gift giving, family dinners, and New Year’s celebrations. There are some laws that you will want to pay extra close attention to this time of year. Get informed on a few laws in Ontario and Toronto that you should know about during the … Read more »
The holidays are that time of the year when many people drink and drive. People relax too much and drink more than usual, but at the same time they ignore the dangers of drunk driving. Every year during the holidays, there is an increased number of traffic accidents. Unfortunately, some traffic accidents end up involving … Read more »