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As of October 1, 2019, the Interim Adjudication regime has come into effect. Given that a few months have now passed since implementation, ...

Mixed use developments are steadily increasing. The main challenge remains ensuring enhanced residential occupants' experience, with a good tenant mix, while allowing developer's overall project.

Gowling WLG's Infrastructure and Construction sector groups outline the latest developments in the construction adjudication landscape, all while highlighting timely strategies designed to help you resolve disputes on the best possible terms.

As municipalities desperately look for new sources of revenue, section 37 of the Planning Act has received more attention.

In their latest article, Khurram Awan and Amir Aboguddah discuss the key features of the Saskatchewan's Builders' Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act, 2019.

In the latest issue of On-Site Magazine (pages 12–13), Commercial Real Estate and Development Partner Leor Margulies breaks down what the recent Construction Act amendments under Bills 216 and 60 really mean on the ground...

On April 13 and 14, two of our partners, Marie-Douce Huard and René-Martin Langlois, will be participating in the Strategic Days on Construction with Public...

The right of a landowner to be awarded "injurious affection" damages for losses resulting from the construction of public works where no land is taken has been the subject of recent consideration by the Supreme Court of Canada.

On March 20, 2020, the Province of Ontario filed an order in council under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act effectively suspending until further notice all statutory limitation periods, ...

A lawyer adds value to a project by applying his or her unique knowledge of legal principles and industry experience to particular circumstances.

As Canada continues its commitment to infrastructure spending at the federal, provincial and municipal levels, business in the construction sector is in full bloom.

The province is currently moving to pass Bill 139, which will significantly amend planning law in Ontario, most notably by transforming the Ontario Municipal Board ...

The LPAT will be required to give greater weight to decisions of local councils.

In the City of Toronto consent applications are required for a variety of reasons, however, one of the most common ones is to divide land into multiple lots.

Promise Robotics, a Toronto-based AI company developing a cloud-based industrial production platform for robotic construction and assembly, has raised $20.8 million CAD in Series A financing...

A delay claim is made by one party to a contract, against another party to the contract, for the second party's failure to carry out the contract in a timely manner,...

Established in 1972, Cooper Equipment Rentals Limited is a full-service construction equipment rental company, servicing contractors across Canada.