ranade-oss brings live Ontario legal research into the fold

This fork has added a substantial Deliverable D implementation focused on researching Ontario law as it changes.

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The change is framed around live legal research, moving the fork beyond a static or purely internal view of Ontario legal material. For a legal team, that matters because the useful question is rarely just what the system already holds. It is whether the research workflow can stay connected to current source material.

There is little public explanation alongside the work: the pull request itself was empty, and the commit description provides the stated scope. A small follow-up also corrected a test for the website's rendered output. The implementation is now on the fork's main branch, so GitHub is the place to inspect how far the live-research promise currently reaches.

So what Ontario-focused legal teams and product builders should look closer if current-law research is central to their workflow.

Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?

Commits in this thread

2 commits from ranade-oss/ROSS-RanadeOSS, oldest first. Source extracted verbatim from the harvested git log.

SHA	Subject	Author	Date
`d7f93ed8`	Add Deliverable D live Ontario legal research	ranade-oss	2026-07-17	↗ GitHub
`b99af690`	website/tests/rendered-html.test.mjs fix	ranade-oss	2026-07-17	↗ GitHub

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Author

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d7f93ed8

Add Deliverable D live Ontario legal research

ranade-oss

2026-07-17

↗ GitHub

b99af690

website/tests/rendered-html.test.mjs fix

ranade-oss

2026-07-17

↗ GitHub

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