We’ve Grown Again
Our Manitoba Law blog is back from its hiatus! It’s been too long but we’ve been keeping busy – in fact, we’ve been growing!
We’re Happy To Announce Our Second Location!
A Q&A with our newest partner Robert Arthur, based out of our newest Winnipeg location near the University of Manitoba.
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The Line on Legitimate Expenses for Taxes Purposes
Why you should be careful to only expense legitimate expenses in Manitoba — or you might end up owing thousands of dollars.
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What Does Risk Actually Mean (And Why Should We Care)?
A thorough walk-through on how risk can impact our lives and the steps we need to take to manage it.
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How I lived the onset of the COVID crisis as a business owner.
Learn how my Winnipeg team and I worked together during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic to survive this new normal.
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Red River Barrel Derby – Part II
The Manitoban Red River Barrel Derby winner is announced and wins enough money to buy a house in 1948.
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The 1948 Red River Barrel Derby – it was a big deal!
The 1948 Red River Barrel Derby wasn’t just a derby between Emerson and Winnipeg — it created precedent for Canadian case law.
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Reprieve for small business: CASL
Canada’s government suspended a section of CASL, helping businesses in Manitoba and Canada experience less risk when emailing potential customers.
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Survey Certificate will confirm you own your backyard
Don’t be the person who bought a house only to learn he didn’t own his backyard – learn how title insurance and survey certificates work and protect yourself.
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Separation agreements are not always enough
While separation agreements may outline each parent’s legal responsibility, they can’t outline the moral responsibility. And in some cases, parents drop the ball. Hard.
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