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In Ontario, the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 (RTA) governs landlord-tenant relationships, including how rent payments must be handled. Under the RTA, rent is due on the exact date stated in the lease agreement, most commonly the first of the month. If rent is not paid on time and in full, it’s immediately considered late rent… Read More

Reflecting on a National Responsibility September 30th marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a significant occasion in Canada dedicated to honouring the survivors of residential schools, their families, and communities. It serves as a public acknowledgment of the harm caused by the residential school system and the ongoing intergenerational trauma experienced by Indigenous… Read More

Labour Day in Canada is more than just a statutory holiday marking the end of summer—it stands as a national tribute to the dedication, resilience, and contributions of workers across every sector. Celebrated annually on the first Monday of September, this day serves as a reminder of the progress made in labour rights and workplace… Read More

In Ontario’s residential rental landscape, disputes frequently arise regarding the condition of a rental unit at the end of a tenancy. The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 (RTA) outlines a landlord’s responsibility to maintain a rental unit in a good state of repair and a tenant’s obligation to avoid undue damage. However, the distinction between normal… Read More

Commercial drivers in Ontario operate under heightened legal and regulatory scrutiny. Unlike typical motorists, professional drivers are held to a stricter standard due to their responsibility for transporting goods or passengers and operating large vehicles. A single traffic offence may have serious implications, not only for demerit points and fines but also for employment status,… Read More