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OECD Public Integrity Handbook. Charities and NFPs in public policy advocacy or receiving grants from a fed or pro gov. operating in Canada or abroad, consider including the Handbook as part of their governance policies. https://t.co/KwZdIvHMAC #CharityLaw #NFPLaw #antiterrorism

Bill C-20 enacted the Time Limits and Other Periods Act (#COVID19) on July 27, allowing for the suspension of certain time limits back to March 13, including notices calling annual general meetings. More here: https://t.co/I7SCjUDVWH #CharityLaw #NFPLaw

Ontario government announces $83 million investment through Ontario Trillium Foundation’s Resilient Communities Fund to provide grants to eligible non-profits, such as food banks, child and youth programs, affected by #COVID19. https://t.co/txKEMc51gS #CharityLaw #NFPLaw

Ontario Bill 195 came into force on July 24, officially ending the #COVID19 declared emergency. It sets out emergency orders that will remain in force and may be extended, despite the end of the declared emergency. Read more here: https://t.co/UEk4kEauVY #CharityLaw #NFPLaw

WIPO Berry Sweet domain name registration decision is an important reminder to actively register and renew domain name registrations, and to ensure that renewal deadlines do not lapse. More here: https://t.co/5Ut7vVRMC6 #CharityLaw #NFPLaw

•Federal Bill C-20 was tabled on July 20, 2020, and will introduce significant changes to #CEWS, including broadening eligibility criteria to fund businesses affected by #COVID19 and extending the program. More here: https://t.co/70k6pFKLmk #BusinessLaw

Much of Ontario is moving into Stage 3 of #COVID19 reopening framework as of July 17. Ontario Regulations 363/20 and 364/20 establish Stage 3 rules, including changes to social gatherings and religious services and ceremonies. More here https://t.co/RBjPsHQCQJ #CharityLaw #NFPLaw

Rent relief may be available through the Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance (CECRA) program for commercial tenants and landlords affected by #COVID19. For further details on #CECRA, read here: https://t.co/OcnJHAv2Jd. #RealEstateLaw #Leasing #BusinessLaw

Things to do around Orangeville. Carter is proud to be a sponsor of The Optimist Club 26th Annual Christmas in the Park at Kay Cee Gardens in Orangeville. 5:30 – 10 p.m. continuing to Dec 31st. https://t.co/lJnIqtOy4w

With the CRA's rollout of CHAMP, the CRA will cease to accept applications through form T2050 after September 30, 2019. After that applications will need to be submitted online through My Business Account. #charitylaw #CHAMP

Terrance S. Carter on NPO Update 2019: Recommendations to Help NFP Leaders Sleep at Night. Duties and Liabilities of Directors and Officers & The Coming of the ONCA & What to Start Thinking About. By BDO Canada LLP in Orangeville, 24 Sept 2019. https://t.co/8vx3vco4HR #charitylaw

Carters is proud to be a sponsor of the 10th Anniversary of Orangeville Rotary Ribfest on July 19th to 21st, 2019, at the Alder St. Rec Centre. Come for a weekend of music and mouth-watering, fall-off-the-bones-ribs! https://t.co/0wTVQJ8RcG @orangevilleRibfest #cartersorangeville

Protect your deposit when purchasing real estate before incorporation https://t.co/p8T3pw9hv5 #OurDufferin #Dufferin #Orangeville #Caledon #Bolton #KingCity #Carters #BusinessLaw

New record keeping requirements for private corporations under the Canada Business Corporations Act concerning individuals with "significant control" https://t.co/GTXWMlV6NU #OurDufferin #Dufferin #Orangeville #Caledon #Bolton #KingCity #Carters #BusinessLaw

Are you separated or thinking of separating? It is a good idea to speak with a lawyer about your situation. We’re here to help.

Did you know that the Courts generally support that children have maximum contact with both parents on relationship breakdown?

ONTARIO COURT Establishes Embryo as Legal Property Under Contract Law. The decision provides much needed clarity in Ontario with respect to treatment of biological material as legal property. https://t.co/sdG4nwYi2N

In a recent decision, the Ontario Superior Court finds $900.00 for legal research to be problematic. It acknowledged that if artificial sources were employed, counsel’s preparation time would have been significantly reduced:

Court acknowledges use of technology and artificial intelligence sources for the efficient practice of law: