MG Law Personal Injury LawyersOttawa, ON · June 10, 2026Self-Employed in Ottawa? Why Optional Income Replacement Benefits Matter After July 1, 2026
If you drive for Uber around ByWard Market, deliver food across Centretown, run an electrical contracting business out of Orléans, rent a chair at a Westboro salon, or freelance from your apartment in Hintonburg, your income may depend on one simple fact: you have to be able to work. Starting July 1, 2026, that reality becomes ... Self-Employed in Ottawa? Why Optional Income Replacement Benefits Matter After July 1, 2026 Read More »
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