Toronto is buckling up for an out-of-this-world conference! From May 20th to the 25th, the city will host the 34th Annual International Space Development Conference, organized by the National Space Society. The agenda…
Continue ReadingAt Bellissimo Law Group we are privileged to work on behalf of many wonderful people, companies and associations. We represent people from the application stage to the Supreme Court of Canada. Every month we…
Continue ReadingThe Victoria Day long weekend, also referred to as “May Two-Four”, is quickly approaching. There are many events happening in Ontario in commemoration of the holiday. Check out the list below for…
Continue ReadingMany may associate major movie productions with Hollywood. After all, the stars, award shows, and directors are centered around the West coast. The past few years however, have gradually led to the…
Continue ReadingMother’s Day is just around the corner, Sunday, May 10th – to be exact. Have you planned out a special day for your mom? If not, we’ve got you covered! Here a…
Continue ReadingA May 5th media release announced that The Honourable Richard F. Southcott has been appointed as a judge of the Federal Court in order to fill a newly created position by bill C-11….
Continue ReadingHockey season may be winding down, but team Canada is picking up momentum at the IIHF Hockey Championship. Taking place in Prague, the tournament features top players from the NHL and international leagues….
Continue ReadingTravelling to Canada? Currently residing in Canada, but have not really had the opportunity to see what the country has to offer? Here are a few must-see landmarks everyone will surely enjoy!…
Continue ReadingMario D. Bellissimo was recently quoted in The Lawyers Weekly article concerning the issue of prothonotaries possibly being phased out. Cristin Schmitz writes that the 44 year-old post may be removed from the Federal Court,…
Continue ReadingMario D. Bellissimo was featured in an April 23rd article by Dene Moore, as Canada further tightens border control. Starting in 2016, travellers from France, the United Kingdom, Chile, Japan, and Australia…
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