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Happy Thanksgiving to all our valued clients, colleagues, and friends.
Arcus Legal will be closed on Monday, October 13th in honour of Thanksgiving. Our office will reopen on Tuesday, October 14th for regular office hours.
In recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Arcus Legal will close its office on Tuesday, September 30th.
This day serves as an important opportunity to reflect on the history and ongoing impacts of residential schools in Canada, and to honor the resilience of Indigenous communities. Together, we can work towards a more inclusive and understanding society. #FurtherTogether
Our office will reopen on Wednesday, October 1st.
Arcus Legal will be closed for Labour Day on Monday, September 1st, and will return to regular office hours on Tuesday, September 2nd.
Arcus Legal will be closed on Monday, August 4th for Natal Day.
Our office will reopen on Tuesday, August 5th to regular business hours. Have a great long weekend!
Arcus Legal will be closed on Monday, May 19th in honour of Victoria Day.
Our office will return to on Tuesday, May 20th.
Today on Administrative Professionals Day, we recognize and celebrate the incredible individuals who keep our teams organized, efficient, and thriving.
Your contributions don’t go unnoticed, and we’re incredibly grateful for all that you do to make us go #FurtherTogether !
Happy Easter from the Arcus Team, we wish you all a joyful and peaceful holiday weekend!
Arcus Legal will be closed on Friday, April 18th in observance of Good Friday, as well as Monday, April 21st for Easter Monday.
We will resume normal office hours on Tuesday, April 22nd.
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Nova Scotia’s Non-Resident Deed Transfer Tax Increasing to 10% in 2025.
Effective April 1, 2025, Nova Scotia is doubling its Non-Resident Deed Transfer Tax (“NRDTT”) from 5% to 10%.
This applies to:
Who Is Affected?:
Certain buyers may qualify for exemptions, including:
What does this mean for you?… [Read more]
Arcus Legal will be closed on Monday, February 17 for Nova Scotia Heritage Day, and will reopen on Tuesday, February 18.
This year for Nova Scotia Heritage Day, we honour Nora M. Bernard, a Mi’kmaq activist from the Millbrook First Nation and a tireless advocate for First Nations communities across the country.
Ms. Bernard was a strong advocate for Residential School Survivors and played an integral role in ensuring justice and recognition for those affected by the Canadian Indian Residential School system. In 1995, she founded an organization to represent survivors, which eventually led to the creation of the largest class-action lawsuit in Canadian history.… [Read more]