by Howard Nightingale | Jan 8, 2018 | Corporate/Commercial, Ontario Legislation |
The Business of America Ontario is Business Initially attributed to American president Calvin Coolidge in 1925, this quotation might well apply (in something of a contentious way, perhaps) to Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynn’s government. This past year, it legislated...
by Howard Nightingale | Nov 3, 2016 | Corporate/Commercial, Real Estate Law |
Ontario Corporations have received a Christmas present from the Ontario government, although in this case, they might want to re-gift it. On December 16, 2016, new legislation affecting corporations comes into effect, and it might change the decision-making process...
by Howard Nightingale | Feb 13, 2015 | Corporate/Commercial |
There’s a certain appeal for some people, to the idea of being incorporated, a clear sense of having made it: incorporated companies play in the major leagues: it’s no longer Adam’s Widgets, or even Adam and Eve’s Widgets; it’s now the A&E Corporation, or A&E...
by Howard Nightingale | Jan 26, 2015 | Corporate/Commercial |
The business partnership model Our last blog focused on the sole proprietorship business model. For small scale entrepreneurs, especially those just “getting their feet wet,” starting and operating a business by themselves is a viable choice. However other, obvious...
by Howard Nightingale | Jan 13, 2015 | Corporate/Commercial |
The sole proprietor enterprise The decision to venture from the salaried world to that of the self-employed is an exciting one, but it can be daunting, so you need to be well informed to make the best possible decisions. The first choice you need to consider,...
by Howard Nightingale | May 28, 2014 | Corporate/Commercial, Real Estate Law |
Signing a Commercial Lease is a two-way agreement Significant differences exist in Ontario between standard commercial and standard residential leases, as well as in the laws that govern landlords and tenants. Residences are governed by the Landlord and Tenant Act,...
