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Though rolled back after Friday’s announcement, police retain extended powers to stop and question

Though rolled back after Friday’s announcement, police retain extended powers to stop and question

Continued monitoring required to ensure racialized and marginalized are not targeted: lawyer

Privacy, rights of workers with disabilities at issue in commercial dispute over alleged negligence

Privacy, rights of workers with disabilities at issue in commercial dispute over alleged negligence

Addictions disabilities carry “pervasive stigma,” says staff lawyer with ARCH Disability Law

Court strikes jury notice because delay because of COVID-19 will prejudice personal injury plaintiff

Court strikes jury notice because delay because of COVID-19 will prejudice personal injury plaintiff

Parties will be lucky to have jury trial held before end of summer of 2022, court notes

Ottawa announces new pathway for permanent residency for foreign nationals currently in Canada

Ottawa announces new pathway for permanent residency for foreign nationals currently in Canada

COVID has made plan for 401,000 newcomers in 2021 unlikely, say immigration lawyers

Ontario Court of Appeal clarifies law on one of Ontario Review Board’s most litigated issues: lawyer

Ontario Court of Appeal clarifies law on one of Ontario Review Board’s most litigated issues: lawyer

The Court made two findings that will have a significant impact on Review Board law, says lawyer

Immigrant nominee program updates: applications deemed incomplete, entrepreneur stream amendments

Immigrant nominee program updates: applications deemed incomplete, entrepreneur stream amendments

Program introduced points-based expression of interest system last March