Know How, the blog of the Great Library

Don’t Judge a Building by its Construction

If you’ve been in the neighbourhood of Queen and University lately, you may have noticed that the whole Northeast corner of the intersection looks a little different than it used to. That’s because, like so many neighborhoods in Toronto, it’s under a few different kinds of construction. Osgoode Hall itself is undergoing repair, maintenance, and improvement, too. While the roadblocks and detours may seem impassable, you can still come visit the Great Library (and really, you should, because we miss you).

New Year, New Resource

The Law Society’s Practice Management Resources page has been overhauled! The renovated page features a new look, clearer navigation, and easier access to its valuable content. Brought to you by the great minds of the Law Society of Ontario’s Practice Management Resources team, lawyers and paralegals can find and access everything from templates and tools to essential information and guidelines. Whether you’re starting a new practice, managing client relationships, navigating conflicts of interest, or organizing your files, the updated page has got you covered.

19th Century Winter Wonderland

While it certainly felt like winter a few weeks ago when we had a huge fall of snow for some in Ontario, and a few centimetres closer to Toronto (though Toronto itself barely saw any), the current rainy weather is making it feel more like spring. We thought this would be a perfect time to conjure up some winter scenery from the past that you can read while you cozy up near a fire with a warm beverage of your choice.