This case illustrates the importance of the Legislature and regulators considering exceptional circumstances when making legislation.
A nefarious intent is not required in order to constitute a breach of client confidentiality. A plastic surgeon faced disciplinary, privacy enforcement and civil consequences
Ontario’s highest court has discussed the mandate of regulators of professions in The Law Society of Upper Canada v Watson, 2026 ONCA 372. The Court
Much has been said in recent years about the value and benefit of provincial harmony in regulation. We recently posted about the possibility of national
Ontario’s highest court has reaffirmed the importance of the deliberative privilege protecting the internal workings and discussions of administrative tribunals. The decision relates to a