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Didn’t we just do this? More changes coming to the Ontario Construction Act
As we know, 2019 brought about significant changes to the Construction Act with the introduction of adjudication for payment disputes and a prompt payment regime
Do I need an engineer for my construction project?
When starting a new construction project, whether it’s a commercial building, a residential home, or an industrial facility, one question often arises: Do I need
Why Canadian businesses must lead the way in generative AI adoption
Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved beyond the next trendy topic to become a ubiquitous tool for the modern workplace. The rapid development of generative AI
What about the First Home Savings Account?
The FHSA, or Tax-Free First Home Savings Account, is a relatively new type of tax-preferred account that the Canadian government introduced in Budget 2022 to
10 essential considerations when selling your business
We work with small and mid-size business owners who are planning to sell their business. The value of the business is often the key driver
When should businesses consider arbitration for dispute resolution?
Contractual dispute resolution provisions define the process by which the parties to an agreement intend to resolve any disputes arising from that agreement. There are
Who is my tenant? Terminating residential tenancies with occupants
Lease terminations remain a hot topic for residential landlords. One step in the termination process that may seem basic, but can result in serious pitfalls,
Navigating the return to office: Supporting property managers and tenants in Ottawa
As Ottawa’s office landscape continues to shift, property managers and building owners are facing new challenges as federal policies and workplace dynamics evolve. With recent
No poach clauses: Protect your workforce
Section 45(1.1)(b) of the Competition Act The Competition Act (the “Act”) contains both criminal and civil provisions aimed at preventing anti-competitive practices in the marketplace.
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