McKinnon J.

The appellants leased summer resort lots within Rondeau Provincial Park from the Crown.

The leases expressly restricted the use of the premises to recreational purposes and stated that the Tenant Protection Act, 1997 did not apply.

The appellants appealed a decision of the Ontario Rental Housing Tribunal, arguing that the Act bound the Crown by necessary implication.

The Divisional Court dismissed the appeal, holding that the Act does not bind the provincial Crown and that the cottages do not constitute residential units within the meaning of the Act.

The appellant, a photographer, appealed a trial judgment dismissing his copyright infringement action against a golf club and its CEO.

The appellant had provided the club with an album of photographs and later took additional photos for a wedding and the club's website.

The trial judge found the appellant had gifted the initial album unconditionally, creating an oral, non-exclusive license to use the photos.

The Divisional Court upheld this finding, confirming that non-exclusive licenses do not require writing under s. 13(4) of the Copyright Act.

However, the Court reversed the trial judge's finding that the club owned the copyright in the 'July to October photographs', as a handwritten note was insufficient to grant an exclusive license.

The appeal was otherwise dismissed.