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Ontario Provincial Offenses provides convenient access to current statutes and regulations that create and govern the most commonly charged provincial offenses.
Containing the full text of the Criminal Code and all recent amendments and related statutes in Canada, Pocket Criminal Code features a table of concordance linking today's section to the corresponding section in the Revised Statutes of Canada 1970.
A companion book to Martin’s Annual Criminal Code, Martin's Related Criminal Statutes collects in one convenient annotated volume most of the significant federal non-Criminal Code penal statutes.
Alberta Provincial Offences 2026, Pocket Edition is a consolidation of all recent and relevant legislations pertaining to Alberta. It is a concise and handy resource purposed for judges, court officers, lawyers, and law enforcement officers.
A portable reference to the rules, the forms, and expert commentary with helpful finding tools such as detailed table of contents and index, tabs, a flowchart displaying procedural steps and contact information for all Courts where the Family Law Rules apply. McLeod's Ontario Family Law Rules Annotated is a must-have for the busy family law practitioner practising in courts where the Ontario Family Law Rules apply.
This book is designed to guide tax students and practitioners in learning the theory and practice of income tax. It can also serve as a convenient reference tool for lawyers, accountants, and others who work in the tax field.
Federal and Ontario Insolvency Legislation, 2025-2026 Edition offers practitioners the most thorough collection of laws available. It provides a complete legislative compendium of relevant insolvency legislation applicable in Ontario and Federal jurisdictions. This text allows the practitioner to quickly and easily find relevant statutory provisions applicable to their circumstances by offering the most thorough collection of law available on the subject today.
This work provides an explanation and notes the differences across Canadian jurisdictions for performing work on Crown lands, and those with limited provision under their construction or builders’ lien legislation.