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What to Do if You Sustain an Injury on the Ski Slopes
31 / December / 2015
Skiing can be a fun and exhilarating outdoor activity, but despite taking all safety precautions, the worst can happen. Injuries...
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When Are Social Hosts Liable for the Actions of Their Guests?
31 / December / 2015
‘Tis the season of holiday parties and eggnog – and, unfortunately, the season of inebriated driving. It is important to remember...
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Danger in the School Yard
06 / October / 2015
A recent study conducted by the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario and York University found that one-fifth of childhood...
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Toxic Gas, Accidental Burns and Surgeries Gone Wrong: Medical Errors and Malpractice in Canada
06 / October / 2015
The Prevalence of Medical Errors in Canada We are at our most vulnerable when at the hands of a doctor, making trust one...
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Study Finds Common Supplement May Halt Progression of Alzheimer’s
06 / October / 2015
Memory loss at any stage is a terrifying ordeal to face, but new studies reveal a potential solution to stop the disease from progressing....
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A Patient’s Right to Know About Medical Errors and the Lack of Transparency
19 / August / 2015
The Quality of Care Information Protection Act, 2004 (QCIPA) was developed to allow health professionals and organizations...
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A Soldier and His Combat Dog Both Returned From Iraq With PTSD
19 / August / 2015
A recent article from The Washington Post (July 2, 2015) reports on a former Army Ranger and his dog helping each other overcome...
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Children With Sports Injuries: Who Is Liable?
19 / August / 2015
When a child plays on a sports team or participates in physical education class, there is a risk of serious injury. If your child has...
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