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New Brunswick Has Highest Smoking Rate in Canada, Study Reveals New Brunswick leads Canada with a smoking rate of 15.8%, exceeding the national average of…

The shock of a car crash can be overwhelming. The resulting injuries can be devastating, particularly concussions. Recently, there has been an increasing awareness of…

Since the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Menow v. Jordan House LTD, 1974 SCR 239, it has been established that commercial hosts (ie. bars…

Survivors of the February 17, 2025 crash of Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto who were injured may be entitled to compensation…

Overall Findings: After three decades of decline, the number of motor vehicle fatalities in Canada went up by 6% in 2022 The number of fatalities…

Though the days of lockdowns, vaccine passports and physical distancing seem to be mostly behind us, the risk of contracting COVID-19 is still great. At…

Unfortunately, victims of personal injuries are often unable to care for themselves, to complete housekeeping tasks or to do chores around the house the way…

In Ontario, the compensation of workers who sustain injuries or illnesses in the course of their employment is governed by the Workplace Safety and Insurance…