Toronto poised to ban shark fin sale; Licensing committee endorses veto
A proposed by-law would impose steep fines on the sale, consumption or possession of shark fin.
Amendments to Executive Compensation Disclosure Requirements
The Canadian Securities Administrators are adopting amendments to the Statement of Executive Compensation. These changes come into force on October 31, 2011.
Shark fin products banned
The City of Mississauga has banned shark fin products.
Mississauga bans shark fin products
Mississauga councillors unanimously adopted a by-law banning the possession and sale of shark fin products in the city.
Help save the sharks
Cities are taking action by banning the sale of shark fins.
Legal opinions back fin ban
Toronto councillors pushing for a citywide ban of shark fin.
Building plan appears destined for OMB
Proposal for apartment building development in the Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue area.
WeirFoulds Lawyer (John D. McKellar) Honoured
Toronto lawyer John McKellar to be presented on October 6 with Edmund C. Bovey award for lifetime achievement in arts leadership.
The Long and Winding P3 Road
Partners Brad McLellan and Dan Ferguson discuss the P3 process. Partners Glenn Ackerley, Lisa Borsook, Brad McLellan and Robert Warren are named in Lexpert® ranking as Leading Infrastructure Lawyers in […]
Development Issues: Rail Corridor Setbacks and CN Guidelines
Land use development along railway corridors poses a unique set of challenges as it operates within a multi-jurisdictional framework.
Quiz: Corporate Governance in the Energy Sector
How well would you deal with some of the challenges facing in-house counsel working within the energy sector? Take this quiz and find out.
Four WeirFoulds Partners Named Leading Infrastructure Lawyers in Canada
Four WeirFoulds partners have been been ranked by Lexpert® as Leading Infrastructure Lawyers in Canada in the October 2011 Special Edition of the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business. Infrastructure […]
OMB official plan pre-hearing adjourned to December
Richmond Hill official plan open for appeal. Second pre-hearing meeting scheduled for December 9.
Legal drinking age? Sorry, dude, you’re still too young
In this era of human rights statutes and commissions, many clubs turn away legal-age customers.
Case Law Update: 1351428 Ontario Ltd (Wineyard) et al v 1037598 Ontario Ltd et al
Civil Procedure Restore Action to Trial List Test for Rule 48.11, Rules of Civil Procedure