par Laurence Mallette-Léonard, étudiante au baccalauréat en droit (UdeS), et Michaël Lessard, professeur de droit (UdeS)
L’intelligence artificielle (IA) fait désormais son entrée dans les travaux universitaires en droit, non plus comme menace abstraite, mais comme outil concret, tantôt
The 2026 Cyclospora season closed on August 31. CDC’s national count for May 1 through August 31 is 18,445 laboratory-confirmed domestic cases, 990 hospitalizations, two deaths and forty-nine states plus the District of Columbia, against 1,180 cases in the
Moktar says lawyers are facing uncertainty due to AI, Ontario’s civil rules changes, political turmoil
Effective September 8, 2026, an Ontario bar, restaurant, or other establishment holding a Liquor Sales Licence can put a vending machine on the floor that sells and serves alcohol to patrons.
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) announced
The changes to By-Law 8 took effect on September 1
In this episode of the Ask Canada Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah podcast, Evelyn speaks with Deanna Clark, Founder and Managing Lawyer of Clark Esposito Law Firm, about international trade, customs compliance and the legal challenges businesses face when operating
The latest naming kerfuffle, in which the established name of that body of water separating Toronto from upstate New York has been summarily changed to Lake America (at least on this side of the border) got us to thinking back
Norovirus is best known as the cruise ship virus. Ask anyone who does not work in food safety what norovirus is and you will hear about a ship, a buffet, and a few thousand people confined to their cabins.
That
The court dismissed the former trustee’s appeal of other sanctions she received for her conduct
