A new city by-law in North Bay bars people from feeding pigeons. City councillors adopted the proposed by-law after receiving complaints from residents.
These complaints include health concerns and property damage from an increase in the pigeon population.
These increased
Airsoft guns — air-powered replica guns that shoot plastic pellets — are a hobby for some and a business for others, but Canada’s proposed gun law could put an end to both.
Bill C-21, as originally drafted, was designed to
Evan Corcoran has been ordered to testify, piercing attorney-client privilege.
A federal judge has ruled that a lawyer for former President Donald Trump must provide additional testimony before a federal grand jury investigating Trump’s handling of classified documents, sources familiar
During a federal committee hearing examining Canada’s bail system, Conservative MP Larry Brock questioned University of Windsor assistant law professor Danardo Jones in a way some are describing as racist.
Last week, Jones provided testimony before the House of Commons
A BC lawyer who was sentenced to 22 months in prison last year for his participation in efforts to deceive Canadian immigration authorities who agreed to resign from the provincial law society.
The Law Society of BC said in a
Your resignation is forced when, as an employee, you are made to feel that you have no other choice but to resign. These types of forced resignations are referred to as ‘constructive dismissal‘.
To establish that a constructive
An Amherstview, Ont., lawyer has had his license to practice law revoked by the Law Society Tribunal.
Barry Stephen Bien must cease practicing law immediately, after several cases of professional misconduct.
In
Hong Guo is scheduled to start her one-year suspension on March 8 after the Law Society of BC unsuccessfully argued for her disbarment in relation to various trust account violations.
A Law Society of BC review panel has ruled real
The federal Liberal government tabled a bill Thursday that would tweak Canada’s terrorism financing laws to allow foreign aid organizations to provide support in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and other terrorism hotspots.
The change comes after Canadian charities and other non-governmental organizations
The Liberal government has tabled legislation to alter terrorism provisions of the Criminal Code that have blocked Canadian humanitarian aid from reaching Afghanistan.
Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino is proposing amendments to the Criminal Code that provide a carveout for
