Making a will is something that most people inevitably think about, but a 2015 survey conducted by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce indicates that the majority of adult Canadians do not have one. A significant portion of those that have made a will have not reviewed or updated it for more than five years. Amendments or entirely new wills should be contemplated in circumstances such as the birth of a child, change in marital status, or a change in personal assets. After

Facts and Position of Parties In this personal injury action, the defendant applied for an order that the plaintiff attend a continuation of her examination for discovery by the defendant prior to the upcoming trial of the matter. The first examination of the plaintiff was limited two hours, as it was governed by the fast track rule. The defendant’s position was that (i) since the discovery was conducted, the plaintiff attempted and failed to return to work at the job that s