Rent is almost due and many people are experiencing uncertain financial times. At the same time, posts and petitions are circulating on social media encouraging […]
Barriston Briefs: April 1st remedies for residential landlords during Covid-19 Read More
The Government of Ontario passed an Emergency Order (O.Reg. 73/20) under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act. This Order is retroactive to March 16,
LPAT hearing events cancelled to June 30, 2020 Read More
In the new series, Barriston Briefs, David F. Smith and Janice Mumberson discuss what you should consider when buying a cottage. Has the return of
BARRISTON BRIEFS: Buying a Cottage? Factors to consider. Read More
In the new series, Barriston Briefs, Sarah Hahn talks about the return of old Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) rules, The Minister of Municipal Affairs and
BARRISTON BRIEFS: OMB Rules are Making a Comeback Read More
In the new series, Barriston Briefs, Sarah Hahn talks about More Legislative Changes Affecting Municipal Law in Ontario: This was another busy week of legislative
BARRISTON BRIEFS: More Legislative Changes Affecting Municipal Law in Ontario Read More
In the new series, Barriston Briefs, Sarah Hahn talks about tree cutting laws in Ontario: The holidays are fast approaching. If you love having a real Christmas
BARRISTON BRIEFS: Can I Cut Down My Own Christmas Tree? Read More
Most municipalities calculate sewage rates based on water consumption. This is likely based on the idea that what goes in must come out, but that
Municipal Wastewater Charges Read More
The first Toronto Local Appeal Body “TLAB” hearing will be taking place later this month and digital evidence demonstrations are being held to help prepare
Visiting the Toronto Local Appeal Body Read More
On May 16, 2017, it was announced that the government will be presenting legislation which, if passed, will replace the Ontario Municipal Board with a
Proposed changes to the OMB Read More
