Breaking News > In a four-opinion judgment, the Supreme Court of Canada has 7-0 dismissed the appeal of a Newfoundland man convicted of child luring who unsuccessfully argued that his s. 8 Charter right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure was violated when undercover police pretending online to be an underage girl surreptitiously used screen capture software to record his electronic communications: R. v. Mills, 2019 SCC 22. MORE TO COME

Tax

Federal Court of Appeal reverses Tax Court decision on litigation expenses

Tuesday, March 27, 2018 @ 9:40 AM | By Amanda Jerome

The Federal Court of Appeal has allowed the appeal of a Tax Court of Canada decision in a move lawyers say demonstrates that corporate entities who incur litigation expenses after a...

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