The City of Toronto’s Food Premises Inspection Program
Municipal Authority Over Food Establishments
The City of Toronto, through its municipal by-laws, holds the primary authority to regulate food establishments operating within its boundaries. This authority is exercised to protect public
She makes the jump from KPMG Canada along with counsel Kaley Dodds
Activists unfurled a banner reading “Kick Israel out of FIFA” near a busy Toronto thoroughfare on Friday morning before Canada’s opening match at the World Cup. The banner was draped over a billboard welcoming FIFA to the city, and covered
Roberto Abraham and Nicholas Terpstra were also granted the prestigious designation
Toronto police say two men have been charged after investigators seized more than 16,000 pieces of allegedly counterfeit soccer merchandise ahead of the FIFA World Cup. Police described the seizure, valued at more than $3.5 million, as the largest counterfeit
The firm further bolsters the practice group with of counsel Corey Hock
For more than two and a half years, antisemitism in Canada has moved from the margins to a daily feature of Jewish life. Synagogues have been shot at, including several Toronto-area congregations this spring (among them the Shaarei Shomayim, the
A group of Ontario investors say they lost millions after investing in what they believed were construction renovation contracts connected to a former executive at a Toronto-based property management company. Police in London and Toronto have confirmed they are aware
Harris Sliwoski attorney Jason Adelstone will speak at Grow Up’s CannaVision Global Cannabis Executive Summit in Toronto, an exclusive invitation-only event for CEOs, presidents, and top-level executives leading the future of the global cannabis industry.
Jason’s panel is at 12:00pm
If you think civil lawsuits take way too long in Canada, you’re in good company. But one high-profile suit recently went from claim to final hearing in less than 30 hours. Ontario v Doe was certainly an unusual case,
