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ARTICLE · 07 NOVEMBER 2022

Alberta Prompt Payment And Adjudication (Webinar)

Prompt payment and mandatory adjudication legislation is being considered and adopted across Canada to alleviate payment delays in the construction industry.

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Prompt payment and mandatory adjudication legislation is being considered and adopted across Canada to alleviate payment delays in the construction industry. Comparing the new Alberta Builders' Lien Act to the Ontario Construction Act was a major focus of discussion during Osler's Alberta Prompt Payment and Adjudication webinar, hosted by Andrew Wong, partner, Commercial. The presenters were Paula Olexiuk, partner, and Co-Chair of the Construction and Infrastructure group, and Jagriti Singh, associate, Commercial.

With the Alberta legislation, there is a requirement for a contractor or consultant to provide a proper invoice to the owner every 31 days. An exception would be when contractual testing or commissioning is involved. Ontario does not specify a number of days – only suggesting that a proper invoice be submitted monthly.

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