Platform assists small businesses without enough resources in facing legal impacts of privacy breach
Penelope Simons named human rights chair at uOttawa Common Law Section
Common Law Section congratulates 2020-2021 internal award winners
New Cap on Gatherings – What it means for Condos
As many Corporations are racing against the clock to hold their AGMs, the Ontario government has just announced that gathering limits for “unmonitored social gatherings or organized public events” in Toronto, Peel, and Ottawa are being reduced effective 12:01 a.m.
Graffiti on monument commemorating Nazi SS division being investigated as a hate crime by police | Ottawa Citizen
Someone painted Nazi war monument on a stone cenotaph commemorating those who served with the 14th SS Division. The monument is located in Oakville in the St. Volodymyr Ukrainian Cemetery.The division, made up of Ukrainians who pledged allegiance to Hitler, was
Need simple, clear, and direct ideas to be healthier? Heed these 48 words
Bravo, brevity. Four dozen words is all it takes for a doctor and noted writer on diet and obesity to offer plenty of sound advice on how to get and stay healthy.
Here are the suggestions from Yoni Freedhoff, associate
Honouring Ian Kerr’s Legacy: University of Ottawa Launches the Kerr Fellows Program
It has been nearly 100 days since our colleague and friend Ian Kerr passed away. During that time, scarcely a day goes by where I don’t think about Ian. Whether it is resisting the urge to send him a
Annual Conference of the ABA Section of International Law Features Panel on the Codification of Private International Law
CFIA updates best-by on recalled microgreens
To view photos of all of the varieties of recalled Greenbelt Greenhouse microgreens, please click on the image.
Consumers are still at risk from recalled Greenbelt microgreens after Canadian officials updated the best-by date on the
Greenbelt Greenhouse recalls microgreens Listeria risk
Bad Cop, Good Paralegal
A former police officer has the necessary character to be licensed as a paralegal notwithstanding issues in that former position, according to a decision of the Tribunal Hearing Division of the Upper Canada Law SocietyThe applicant was a police officer