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14/11/2023
OHRC’s Anti-Black Racism in Education Community Engagement Session - Ottawa Join the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) for a timely conversation about anti-Black racism in Ontario schools.
14/11/2023
The largest growth in built-up area in Canada took place in more highly populated areas. From 2010 to 2020, built-up area growth was highest in the agglomerated contiguously settled areas (CSAs) of Toronto (+29 km2), Calgary (+21 km2) and Montréal (+16 km2).
See the top 10 CSAs with the most growth in built-up area: https://ow.ly/xWgG50Q6vXk.
*Built-up area includes residential, commercial, industrial or transportation areas; bare pavement; vegetated areas associated with settlements, including parks, lawns and golf courses; and settlement areas mostly covered by tree canopy.
13/09/2023
https://www.npr.org/2023/09/12/1198558372/doj-google-monopoly-antitrust-trial-search-engine
USA vs GOOGLE - 2023
United States takes on Google in biggest tech monopoly trial of 21st century The biggest antitrust trial in nearly 25 years kicks off on Tuesday as the Justice Department makes its case that Google is an illegal monopoly.
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28/08/2023
.ca, We regularly help our clients resolve various issues with the “Ask a Lawyer” service which addresses the growing need for accessible legal advice.
By leveraging technology, expert professionals, and strategic marketing, Digital Lawyers aims to make professional legal guidance affordable and convenient for everyone. With a clear roadmap and commitment to excellence, .ca is poised to transform the way legal services are accessed and delivered in ,
* Real Estate Law: Buying or Selling / Mortgaging refinancing / Transfers of Title / Private Mortgages / Residential & Commercial Title Insurance / Bank & Mortgage Documents / Residential & Commercial Leases / Joint Venture Agreement / Registering Survivorship Applications, Court Orders, Applications (General) and Other Instruments on Title
* Wills & Estate Law: Wills / Power of Attorney for Property / Power of Attorney for Personal Care / Family Trusts / Corporate Trusts / Estate Planning / Probate Application / Estate Administration
* Business & Corporate Law: Incorporate Provincial and/or Federal / Register / Corporate Resolutions / Organizational Documents / Shareholders Agreement / Partnership Agreement / E-Commerce Agreements / Buying a Business / Selling a Business / Asset Purchase Agreement / Employment / Securities / Bankruptcy & Insolvencytigation: Superior Court / Small Claims Court / Statement of Claim / Statement of Defense / Discovery / Pre-Trial Conference / Mediation / Settlement / Trial
* Family Law: Divorce / Family Court & CAS Proceedings / Child Custody & Access / Child & Spousal Support / Diviion of Property / Cohabitation Agreements / Marriage Contracts / Separation Agreements / Adoption
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* Notary Public, Commissioner & ILA: Notary Public Services / Oath Commissioner / Independent Legal Advice
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When someone dies in Ontario, their estate may be subject to several taxes, depending on the value of their assets and how those assets are distributed. Here are some of the main taxes that may be owed:
1. Estate Administration Tax (EAT): This is a tax that is charged on the value of the estate's assets when an application is made for a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee (also known as probate). The tax is calculated based on the total value of the estate and is charged at a rate of $15 for every $1,000 of estate value up to $50,000, and $5 for every $1,000 of estate value over $50,000.
2. Capital Gains Tax: If the estate includes assets that have appreciated in value, such as real estate, stocks, or investments, the estate may be subject to capital gains tax. Capital gains tax is calculated on the increase in value of the asset from the time it was acquired to the time it was sold or transferred.
3. Income Tax: The deceased's estate may also be subject to income tax on any income earned by the deceased during the year of their death, as well as any income earned by the estate after their death.
4. Corporate Tax: If the deceased owned a business, the business may be subject to corporate tax on any income earned by the business.
It's important to note that some assets, such as RRSPs and RRIFs, may pass directly to named beneficiaries and may not be subject to probate or estate administration tax. Additionally, there are various strategies that can be used to minimize or defer taxes, such as gifting, establishing trusts, or making charitable donations. It's always a good idea to consult with a financial or legal professional to discuss your specific situation and explore your options for minimizing taxes owed upon death.
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09/08/2023
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* Real Estate Law: Buying or Selling / Mortgaging refinancing / Transfers of Title / Private Mortgages / Residential & Commercial Title Insurance / Bank & Mortgage Documents / Residential & Commercial Leases / Joint Venture Agreement / Registering Survivorship Applications, Court Orders, Applications (General) and Other Instruments on Title
* Wills & Estate Law: Wills / Power of Attorney for Property / Power of Attorney for Personal Care / Family Trusts / Corporate Trusts / Estate Planning / Probate Application / Estate Administration
* Business & Corporate Law: Incorporate Provincial and/or Federal / Register / Corporate Resolutions / Organizational Documents / Shareholders Agreement / Partnership Agreement / E-Commerce Agreements / Buying a Business / Selling a Business / Asset Purchase Agreement / Employment / Securities / Bankruptcy & Insolvency
* Litigation: Superior Court / Small Claims Court / Statement of Claim / Statement of Defense / Discovery / Pre-Trial Conference / Mediation / Settlement / Trial
* Family Law: Divorce / Family Court & CAS Proceedings / Child Custody & Access / Child & Spousal Support / Division of Property / Cohabitation Agreements / Marriage Contracts / Separation Agreements / Adoption
* Immigration & Travel: Visas / Study Permits / Work Permits / Immigration Application / citizenship application / sponsorship application / Refugee & Sponsorship Appeals
* Notary Public, Commissioner & ILA: Notary Public Services / Oath Commissioner / Independent Legal Advice
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Notary Services, Remote Online Notarization (RON), or virtual notarization involves Audio-visual technology, such as webcams and remote signature platforms, allow DigitalLawyers.ca to conduct the identification and verification process.
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.ca, We regularly help our clients resolve issues surrounding:
1. Personal injury law: If you've been injured in an accident, DigitalLawyers.ca can help you understand your legal rights and options, such as whether you are entitled to compensation for your injuries and how to pursue a personal injury claim.
2. Family law: If you're going through a divorce or separation, DigitalLawyers.ca can help you navigate the legal process and provide guidance on issues such as child custody, child support, and division of property.
3. Immigration law: If you're planning to immigrate to Canada or have immigration-related questions, DigitalLawyers.ca can help you understand the immigration process, advise you on the appropriate visa or immigration program, and help you submit your application.
4. Employment law: If you're having issues with your employer or have been wrongfully terminated, DigitalLawyers.ca can help you understand your legal rights and options, such as whether you are entitled to severance pay or how to file a wrongful dismissal claim.
5. Criminal law: If you've been charged with a criminal offense, DigitalLawyers.ca can provide legal advice and represent you in court, helping you understand the charges against you and the legal process involved in a criminal case.
These are just a few examples of how the "Ask a Lawyer" service can help with different types of law. At DigitalLawyers.ca, we have a team of experienced lawyers with expertise in a wide range of legal areas, and we're here to help with any legal questions or concerns you may have.
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01/04/2023
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* Real Estate Law: Buying or Selling / Mortgaging refinancing / Transfers of Title / Private Mortgages / Residential & Commercial Title Insurance / Bank & Mortgage Documents / Residential & Commercial Leases / Joint Venture Agreement / Registering Survivorship Applications, Court Orders, Applications (General) and Other Instruments on Title
* Wills & Estate Law: Wills / Power of Attorney for Property / Power of Attorney for Personal Care / Family Trusts / Corporate Trusts / Estate Planning / Probate Application / Estate Administration
* Business & Corporate Law: Incorporate Provincial and/or Federal / Register / Corporate Resolutions / Organizational Documents / Shareholders Agreement / Partnership Agreement / E-Commerce Agreements / Buying a Business / Selling a Business / Asset Purchase Agreement / Employment / Securities / Bankruptcy & Insolvency
* Litigation: Superior Court / Small Claims Court / Statement of Claim / Statement of Defense / Discovery / Pre-Trial Conference / Mediation / Settlement / Trial
* Family Law: Divorce / Family Court & CAS Proceedings / Child Custody & Access / Child & Spousal Support / Division of Property / Cohabitation Agreements / Marriage Contracts / Separation Agreements / Adoption
* Immigration & Travel: Visas / Study Permits / Work Permits / Immigration Application / citizenship application / sponsorship application / Refugee & Sponsorship Appeals
* Notary Public, Commissioner & ILA: Notary Public Services / Oath Commissioner / Independent Legal Advice
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01/04/2023
Rogers Communications Inc.’s proposed takeover of Shaw Communications Inc. valued at 26 Billion dollars will go ahead after it received the final sign-off it needed from Industry Francois-Philippe Champagne.
The transactions between Rogers, Shaw and Quebecor are now expected to close by April 7, 2023
Among the conditions, Rogers must also invest $1 billion in broadband internet access, at least $2.5 billion in its western Canada 5G network and $3 billion in expansion projects. Rogers must also establishing a western headquarters in Calgary, and maintain it for a minimum of 10 years, while creating 3,000 new jobs in Western Canada. Non-compliance to the agreements can cost Vidéotron up to $200 million in financial damages and up to $1 billion for Rogers. Vidéotron is also barred from transferring the Freedom Mobile licences for 10 years.
Shaw and Freedom Mobile are just the latest dominos to fall in the rapid ongoing collapse of competition in Canada’s telecom sector. The merger follows Bell’s acquisition of Ebox, Distributel and Primus; Vidéotron’s purchase of V-Media; Telus’s acquisition of Start.ca and Altima; and Cogeco’s acquisition of Oxio, among others.
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Are you one of the many Canadians who haven't yet created a Will? Did you know that without a Will, the distribution of your assets and property may not go as you would have intended? Don't leave your loved ones with unnecessary stress and uncertainty - take control of your future today with the help of DigitalLawyers.ca.
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07/03/2023
Vol 45, Issue no 4 of the Canadian Parliamentary Review is now available on CanLII! Featuring content by François Paradis, Nathan Cooper, David-Andrés Novoa, Charlie Feldman, and Lucas Fisher. https://zurl.co/C8T5
05/03/2023
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Privacy Commissioner of Canada is started an investigation into TikTok over its use and collection of users' personal information.
The investigation was initiated "in the wake of now settled class action lawsuits in the United States and Canada, as well as numerous media reports related to TikTok’s collection, use and disclosure of personal information," read a statement announcing the investigation.
The privacy regulators say they will be examining; Whether TikTok's practices comply with Canadian privacy legislation; Whether valid and meaningful consent is being obtained for the collection, use and disclosure of users' personal information; and Whether the company is meeting its transparency obligations.
Some of current Canadian laws the investigation will examine are: the federal Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia's respective Personal Information Protection Acts.
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22/02/2023
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18/02/2023
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14/02/2023
Around half of all insolvencies filed in 2022 were by millennials, despite only accounting for less than 27 per cent of the Canadian population aged 18 and older, according to a new study.
The average insolvent millennial is just 33 years old, yet they are 1.7 times more likely than Baby Boomers and 1.4 times as likely as Generation X to file insolvency, relative to the population
An overall trend since 2016 has the average insolvent borrower continuing to get younger, with student loan debt and extremely high-cost loans being the main drivers of their insolvency
AVERAGE MILLENNIAL DEBT
Unsecured debt obligations, meaning debt that is not otherwise backed by an asset, pushed millennials toward insolvency during the year. The age group had an average unsecured debt load of $47,283 in 2022.
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13/02/2023
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12/02/2023
Four ways to grow your law firm organically in 2023 Legal practices can maximize profit while tackling the economic challenges
12/02/2023
Google Ontario Economy
‘I’m heartbroken.’ Google Canada employees start getting layoff notices A week after announcing 12,000 job cuts globally, Google parent company Alphabet begins notifying Canadian workers of layoffs, many in the Kitchener-Waterloo tech corridor
12/02/2023
The February 2023 issue of Robert Morin's Regulatory and Economic Offences Newsletter is now available on CanLII! https://zcu.io/zSx1
07/02/2023
Title insurance is a type of insurance that protects a property owner against financial loss or legal issues that may arise from defects or challenges to the ownership of their property.
Here are a few reasons why someone may choose to buy title insurance:
1. Protection against hidden title defects: Title insurance covers the policyholder against hidden title defects, such as outstanding liens, undisclosed heirs, or forged documents, that may not have been discovered during the property purchase process.
2. Peace of mind: Title insurance provides peace of mind to property owners by ensuring that they will be protected in the event of any title-related issues that may arise in the future.
3. Financial protection: Title insurance protects property owners from financial losses that may result from title-related issues, such as the cost of defending against a legal challenge to their ownership or the cost of clearing up title defects.
4. Required by lenders: Some lenders require title insurance as a condition of financing a property purchase. This provides protection for the lender's investment in the property and helps to ensure that the property can be sold if the borrower defaults on the loan.
5. One-time cost: Unlike other types of insurance, title insurance is a one-time cost that provides coverage for as long as the policyholder or their heirs own the property.
Overall, title insurance provides important protection for property owners and can help to ensure that they can enjoy their property without fear of legal or financial problems related to their ownership.
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06/02/2023
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Digital Lawyers The following federal legislation has been enacted to date to protect the health and well-being of Canadians during the COVID-19 pandemic:
03/02/2023
Digital Lawyers.CA offers a unique service to individuals and businesses in need of legal advice and representation.
Our Primary purpose is the "Ask a Lawyer" service, where clients can submit their legal questions and receive a response from one of our experienced attorneys within 24 hours.
This platform will be accessible through our website and mobile app, allowing clients to receive legal advice from anywhere at any time.
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29/01/2023
Online Remote/Virtual NOTARIZATION
Ontario has passed laws allowing document notarizations to take place remotely - known as Remote Online Notarization (RON), or virtual notarization.
Audio-visual technology, such as webcams and remote signature platforms, allow the notary and the signer to conduct the identification and verification process.
Just like a traditional notary public, the remote notary serves as an impartial witness to the signing or authentication of a legal document.
Some typical personal or business documents that require notarization include wills, deeds, trusts, commercial leases, insurance policies and surety bonds.
With remote online notarization, neither the signing party nor the notary needs to leave the comfort of their own home or office to have a document notarized.
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