Ontario’s New Cooling-Off Period for New Freehold Homes: What Buyers Should Know for 2027
Starting January 1, 2027, qualifying buyers of new freehold homes in Ontario get a 10-day cooling-off period. Learn what it covers, key exclusions, how cancellation works, and why legal review still matters.
Marketing Claims and Advertising Compliance in Canada and the U.S.: What Businesses Need to Get Right
Advertising in Canada and the U.S.? Compare rules for performance, pricing, environmental, origin, testimonial and endorsement claims before campaigns go live.
Ontario First-Time Home Buyer GST/HST Rebates: What Buyers Should Know Before Closing
Buying a new home in Ontario? Learn how first-time home buyer GST/HST rebates may affect closing costs, builder credits, assignments, eligibility, and whether you need to apply yourself.
Canada’s New Privacy Push: What Businesses Should Review Before Collecting Customer Data
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Constructive Dismissal in Ontario: When Workplace Changes Go Too Far
Learn what constructive dismissal means in Ontario, including major changes to pay, duties, hours, work location, or workplace conditions, and why employees should seek advice before resigning or accepting changes.
Commercial Lease Agreements: What Business Owners Should Review
Before signing a commercial lease in Ontario, business owners should review rent increases, renewal rights, repair obligations, personal guarantees, assignment rights, termination clauses, and hidden costs.
Could You Already Be a Canadian Citizen?
Learn who may qualify for Canadian citizenship by descent and how Pace Law Firm can help assess your eligibility.