Information provided on the University of Toronto Press' website:

The 2026 edition of this essential text includes the most recent, significant Canadian legislation and cases that professional advisers and decision-makers need to be aware of in order to properly discharge their responsibilities.

For more information about this resource, click here.

This item is available to PLA Members in good standing for sign-out. PLA Members can sign-out up to three items for overnight use for up to a two week period. Overdue charges may be applicable to items that are not returned by their due date.

Not a member, but looking to become one? Please follow the link for the Membership Form and Fees. You may also contact the PLA Library Staff by email, and they will be happy to assist you. It only takes moments to join, and the PLA Library Staff can process memberships on the spot. Once payment is received, you can take advantage of all your PLA Membership Benefits, including discounts on CPD programs and social events.

As a friendly reminder, the Peel Law Association Library, Lawyers' Lounge and related services are open to all lawyers who are in good standing with the LSO, articling students, and LPP/NCA candidates.

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PLA Members can sign books out of the library for 2 weeks.

Check out our new books list here: https://www.plalawyers.ca/new-books

Information provided on Emond's website:

Modern Criminal Evidence, 2nd Edition provides a practical and comprehensive guide to criminal evidence law in Canada. Unlike other texts in this area, its practice-focused approach leads readers through evidentiary issues across all components of criminal law, offering insight from Crown, defence, and judicial perspectives.

National in scope, this modern interpretation of criminal evidence law examines a wide range of topics, including judicial fact-finding, pre-trial considerations, expert evidence, circumstantial evidence, hearsay, character evidence, digital evidence, examination of witnesses, and the intersection of proceedings. This edition includes a significant update to the digital evidence chapter addressing deepfakes and AI-modified content, and expands its witnesses coverage into three separate, in-depth chapters.

For more information about this resource, click here.

This item is available to PLA Members in good standing for sign-out. PLA Members can sign-out up to three items for overnight use for up to a two week period. Overdue charges may be applicable to items that are not returned by their due date.

Not a member, but looking to become one? Please follow the link for the Membership Form and Fees. You may also contact the PLA Library Staff by email, and they will be happy to assist you. It only takes moments to join, and the PLA Library Staff can process memberships on the spot. Once payment is received, you can take advantage of all your PLA Membership Benefits, including discounts on CPD programs and social events.

As a friendly reminder, the Peel Law Association Library, Lawyers' Lounge and related services are open to all lawyers who are in good standing with the LSO, articling students, and LPP/NCA candidates.

Check out these new resources at the library:

PLA Members can sign books out of the library for 2 weeks.

Check out our new books list here: https://www.plalawyers.ca/new-books

The PLA Library will be closed on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, in observance of Canada Day.

We will return to our regular business hours of 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM on Thursday, July 2, 2026.

Check out these new resources at the library:

PLA Members can sign books out of the library for 2 weeks.

Please note that looseleaf resources are reference items that can only be used in the library and cannot be signed out.

Check out our new books list here: https://www.plalawyers.ca/new-books

The Ontario Court of Justice is rolling out the “Expanded Surety Declaration” across the province starting from July 1, 2026. The Expanded Surety Declaration sets out more detailed information for the Court about a proposed surety and is aimed at reducing parties’ reliance on viva voce evidence from proposed sureties in bail hearings. For more information, see the Expanded Surety Declaration Provincial Protocol.

The use of the Expanded Surety Declaration is optional. It is not a mandatory form in any location.

Check out these new resources at the library:

PLA Members can sign books out of the library for 2 weeks.

Check out our new books list here: https://www.plalawyers.ca/new-books

Information provided on Wolters Kluwer's website:

This book offers a rare blend of deep technical expertise and practical, real world insight. It provides comprehensive and concise coverage of the practical strategies and techniques required to use trusts effectively in today’s tax and estate planning environment. The author shows how tax rules truly operate, how they interact with trust deeds, and how small drafting choices can shape long term outcomes.

For more information about this resource, click here.

This item is available to PLA Members in good standing for sign-out. PLA Members can sign-out up to three items for overnight use for up to a two week period. Overdue charges may be applicable to items that are not returned by their due date.

Not a member, but looking to become one? Please follow the link for the Membership Form and Fees. You may also contact the PLA Library Staff by email, and they will be happy to assist you. It only takes moments to join, and the PLA Library Staff can process memberships on the spot. Once payment is received, you can take advantage of all your PLA Membership Benefits, including discounts on CPD programs and social events.

As a friendly reminder, the Peel Law Association Library, Lawyers' Lounge and related services are open to all lawyers who are in good standing with the LSO, articling students, and LPP/NCA candidates.

On June 11, 2026, the Court of Appeal released amendments to the General Practice Direction principally concerning electronic file sizes, hyperlinks, and bookmarks and indices. Parties are advised of the following:

The full list of amendments to the General Practice Direction can be found at Appendix A of the Practice Direction.