Multi-lingual workforce an advantage for local firms competing in the new global economy
It wasn’t all that long ago that Christopher Thomson was struggling to understand the most basic French phrases. “I didn’t speak one word of French,”
Multi-lingual workforce an advantage for local firms competing in the new global economy
It wasn’t all that long ago that Christopher Thomson was struggling to understand the most basic French phrases. “I didn’t speak one word of French,”
Are you ready to navigate the changing tax landscape?
In the current environment, the Canadian and global tax landscape is changing at an unprecedented rate and companies are finding it increasingly difficult to monitor
Stratford Managers Blog: 12 Early Warning Signs of a Business at Risk
If your business is not growing, odds are it is slowly dying. In my years as a CEO, I’ve seen the early warning signs of
International child abduction: When custody disputes go beyond Canadian borders
In this era of international travel, important questions arise for families with children. Namely, what do you do if your former spouse travels internationally with
Court finds scathing job reference to be acceptable because it was true
When you ask a former employer or colleague for a reference, it’s usually safe to assume that they will give a positive one. If the
Kid-proof lighting: The next step for schools and daycares
Whenever kids are involved, there’s always the potential for things to get messy. Sometimes they break stuff – it’s just part of growing up. Light
Supreme Court decisions shift Canadian intellectual property law landscape
At a time of year when many of our minds drift to tranquil lakes, cold drinks, lazy afternoons and long, quiet evenings, the Supreme Court
Perley blog: New record-keeping obligations for old and new Ontario corporations: What are they?
On Dec. 10, 2016, the new Forfeited Corporate Property Act, 2015 (the “Act”) was entered into force. The Act imposes record-keeping obligations on Ontario corporations
Risky summer activities: What are you waiving when you sign that form?
There are no shortage of adrenaline-pumping activities to fill your summer. Rock climbing, ziplining, skydiving, whitewater rafting and scuba diving all bring high degrees of
The rules around workplace harassment are changing. Here’s what you need to know
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