David Tang

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Affordable and not-for-profit housing initiatives in Canada’s Housing Action Plan: A comprehensive overview

On November 21, 2023, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance tabled the 2023 Fall Economic Statement (“Statement”) which outlined “Canada’s Housing Action Plan” (the “Action Plan”). The Action Plan is the Canadian government’s current roadmap for supporting and […]

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Affordable housing redefined: Ontario’s human-focused approach to providing relief in housing under Bill 134

More not-for-profit organizations’ housing projects and households will become eligible for development charges exemptions under Bill 134, announced September 28, 2023 by the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing of Ontario (“Minister”).  This will be done through a new definition […]

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Toronto’s potential removal of retail, office & institutional permissions to implement new definition of employment areas – Consultation needed?

Owners of retail, office and institutional land in Toronto should consider the impacts of a recent Report For Action and Proposed Policy Direction from the City of Toronto and whether they should engage in consultation with the City to: prevent […]

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Interdiction d’achat d’immeubles résidentiels par des non-Canadiens – Quelques problèmes en moins

Des modifications apportées au règlement accompagnant la Loi sur l’interdiction d’achat d’immeubles résidentiels par des non-Canadiens (la « Loi ») viennent corriger certains problèmes en ce qui a trait à l’ajout de logements et à l’aménagement de fonds au Canada par des […]

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L’interdiction d’achat d’immeubles résidentiels par des non-Canadiens : trois grandes questions épineusese

Nombreux sont les lecteurs qui savent que le gouvernement canadien interdit, depuis le 1er janvier 2023, l’achat d’immeubles résidentiels au Canada par des non-Canadiens. La Loi sur l’interdiction d’achat d’immeubles résidentiels par des non-Canadiens (la « Loi »)[1] elle-même remonte au 23 juin 2022, […]

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5 tips arising from Ontario Divisional Court’s denial of property tax exemption for lands owned by places of worship

Ontario’s religious organizations are used to relying upon Ontario’s Assessment Act’s property tax exemptions for lands owned by a church or religious organization and used as « a place of worship and the land used in connection with it. » The Divisional […]

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Hidden contracts: A danger in charity and not-for-profit governance

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Contracts or covenants are a central concept in many the world’s main religions, in particular the Abrahamic Covenant ones, Judaism, Christianity and Islam.  Today’s North American secular culture is similarly attracted to agreements as the basis for mutual activities, whether […]

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Why it matters that the Supreme Court decision reinforced the existence of hidden contracts in charity/nonprofit governance

Covenants, which lawyers call contracts, lie at the heart of many of the world’s religions. If we reflect on the Kendrick brothers’ film, Courageous, contemporary North American culture is similarly attracted to the use of resolutions or covenants between not […]

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Why REALTORS® should incorporate a Personal Real Estate Corporation (PREC) by December 31, 2020

REALTORS®  now have the ability to utilize a PREC.  Learn about the benefits,  some questions you should ask yourself together with details and pricing for Miller Thomson’s services to REALTORS® in Setting up a Personal Real Estate Corporation. There are […]

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Ontario REALTORS® can now use personal real estate corporations – Miller Thomson assists OREA in crafting regulatory scheme

Introduction On October 1, 2020, Regulation 536/20 under the Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2020 (the “Regulation”) came into force, providing Ontario brokers and salespersons registered with the Real Estate Commission of Ontario (“Registrants”) the ability to incorporate a […]

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