A summary by Lester Tong The proposed Citizenship Act, or Bill C-24, rather than keep the Canadian citizenship’s value, has the potential to actually make its value more than it is at this moment, mainly…
Summarized by Paralegal student Michael Yen “Harper’s way out should serve as a Supreme precedent “ by André Pratte, Special to The Globe and Mail, May 29 2014. The aftermath of the conflict between the…
Ashley Madison countersues ex-employee By A. Small On Sunday March 23, 2014 the Toronto Star published a news article which I found of interest. It was a case in which an issue had arisen between…
The article was about Lader Levision, and his 9 month battle with the FBI, and how he was forced into shutting down his e-mail company which he ran for 10 years.[1] He tells the paper…
The following is a summary of the article titled “Supreme Court rules against lawyer who wouldn’t retire at 65†by Jeff Gray, taken from The Globe and Mail news website (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/industry-news/the-law-page/supreme-court-rules-against-lawyer-who-wouldnt-quit/article18793866/). On Thursday May 22nd…
By Shannon O’Connor Doctor Associated with Gang-rape Case De-clutters Phone    Tim Alamenciak, a Toronto Star reporter addressed a topical legal issue in Thursday’s newspaper. The staff reporter discussed a criminal case regarding…
A Quebec man convicted of manslaughter of his daughter gets 60 days in jail. You’ve read it right and on top of this ‘gentle’ sentence, the man is to serve two times per week over…
by Valery Turyshev, Paralegal Student, Centennial College How Cohabitation Impacts Alimony Payments By Scott Stadler, P.A.  This article was written by a divorce and family Law Attorney Scott Stadle, who works  in Broward and Palm…
– Â Ann Barrow, Paralegal Student, Centennial College “Is the Fox Guarding the Hen House?” Background: Stephen Harper nominated Daniel Therrien, current Assistant Deputy Solicitor General, for the position of privacy watchdog. Not merely a political…
