Ontario Extends Immigration Deadline
Ontario has extended its immigration deadline from 7 to 14 days after the popular nominee program caused the website to crash earlier this month. To read more, click here.
Ontario Labour Laws Under Review?
Ontario is considering sweeping changes of its labour laws. It would focus on changes for employees in the workplace. To read more, click here.
Young Professionals Struggle in Toronto Rental Market
In an article written by on CBC.ca a few months ago, the writer delves into the complicated nature of young professionals living in Toronto. With the rental market becoming competitive, the units available are becoming less and less. To read more, click here.
Florida Rental Scam - beware Ontario!
There is an alert being sent out by the OPP regarding a rental scam targeting Ontario residents. The subject of the scam is rental property in Florida, a popular destination for Canadians. To read the alert, click here.
Immigration Ontario Website Crashes - again.
The Ontario Immigration website has crashed, just a few months after the CIC website crashed following the election of Donald Trump. For more, read here.
CHRT orders Bell Canada to pay woman $10k due to discrimination
The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has ordered Bell Canada to pay a woman $10,000.00 due to discrimination. To read more on the subject, click here.
Toronto arrested in multi-million dollar fraud
A Toronto couple, who concocted an interesting fraud, will face charges for their actions. For more on the CP24 article, click here.
Rent Control - are you exempt?
Recently an influx of landlords have contacted us about rent increases. The Residential Tenancies Act has a few loopholes surrounding rent increases. As a tenant, these can lead to horror stories. For such a story, read here.
WiFi Marketing - Can it help business?
Offering free WiFi has become a new and emerging way of getting business. But is it really helping you? Read more in this CBC article.
When has it gone too far? - Condominium Edition
Recently the CBC covered an action brought by a Condo Corp. against one of their unit owners regarding minor infractions such as: 1) having seven chairs on her patio when she was only allowed six 2) having two flower pots that exceeded the dimensions set out in the Condo Act 3) using solar lights. When has it gone too far with Condo Corps bringing actions against their owners? To read more, click here.