Aiden Pleterski, the self-described “Crypto King,” will represent himself at his upcoming fraud and money laundering trial after an Ontario judge denied his request for more time to hire a lawyer.
Ontario Superior Court Justice Shaun Nakatsuru rejected the adjournment
Two Charged Following Fraud Investigation into Ajax Soccer Club
Durham Regional Police have charged two former Ajax FC Soccer Club employees following an investigation into alleged financial irregularities of more than $650,000 between early 2023 and 2024.
A financial investigation involving Ajax FC Soccer Club has resulted in charges
Four Charged in Alleged Fraud Scheme Linked to $100K in Unpaid Highway 407 Tolls
Four people face charges following a Peel Regional Police investigation into an alleged vehicle registration and licence plate scheme connected to more than $100,000 in unpaid Highway 407 ETR tolls.
Peel Regional Police have charged four people following an investigation
Owner Requisitions Are Changing: What Condo Managers Need to Know
If you are a condominium manager, an owner requisitioning a meeting is probably not the email you are hoping to find in your inbox.
And starting December 31, 2026, the requirements for owner-requisitioned meetings under the Condominium Act, 1998 (the
Upcoming: Presenting International Evidence in Support of Better Systems for Ageing Well
I am looking forward to rejoining my friends and making new friends in Ottawa for the 40th Anniversary of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion, Equity and Rights. In 1986, Canada hosted an international conference on “health promotion” in Ottawa
Ontario Court of Appeal quashes Mexico’s appeal over arbitral tribunal’s jurisdiction
Court finds appeal bar applies despite tribunal issuing an award rather than a preliminary ruling
Ontario appeal court denies former personal injury lawyer’s bid to extend appeal deadline
Court finds proposed appeal had so little merit that an extension was not justified
Independent Contractor vs. Employee in Ontario: Have You Been Misclassified?
Your contract may call you an independent contractor, but that does not necessarily determine your legal status. When assessing independent contractor and employee relationships in Ontario, courts consider how the working arrangement operates in practice.
Misclassification can prevent workers from
Legal Aid Ontario reports first-year progress on Indigenous Services Action Plan 2025-2030
Initiatives focus on legal services, staff training and justice sector engagement
Ontario Superior Court denies vexatious litigant leave in personal injury appeal
Court finds proposed appeal was an abuse of process and lacked reasonable grounds