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On April 13, 2017, the Federal government introduced two long-promised bills that, if passed, would lead to Canada becoming one of the few national jurisdictions to permit the legal growth, possession and recreational consumption of marijuana.

Most employment lawyers would agree that proving just cause for a single, isolated incident for a long-service employee is an uphill battle.

The British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) recently established an inquiry to review the regulation of electric vehicle (EV) charging services in the province.

These objectives will be reached thanks to substantial financing targeting the promotion of sustainable and efficient transportation services.

In an effort to reach its stated goal of net-zero emissions across the country, the Government of Canada has plans to implement a ban on the sale of all gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035.

The registration of security agreements, leases and other documents relating to railcars in Canada is governed by the Canada Transportation Act.

On August 22, 2025, the U.S. State Department announced a pause on the issuance of certain work visas for foreign commercial truck drivers. The pause targets H-2B, E-2, and EB-3 visas.

Whilst driving a Zamboni during a high school hockey game, Steven James Anderson, age 27, was nearly four times above the legal limit for driving a motor vehicle.

The Ontario Court of Appeal held that the Registrar of Motor Vehicles cannot deny vehicle permits to individuals on account of pre-bankruptcy debts.

Although the burden of proof often plays a prominent role in criminal jurisprudence, it is not often remarked on in personal injury cases.

In Dams v. TD Home and Auto Insurance Company, 2016 ONCA 4, the Ontario Court of Appeal continued its trend of liberalizing relief from forfeiture...

The Supreme Court of Canada recently announced that they will not hear an appeal from an Ontario women injured in a 2012 motorcycle accident in British Columbia.

On August 28, 2008, Tammy Lee Arsenault was stopped at a yield sign when her car was hit from behind by a vehicle driven by Rachel Comeau.

In a nutshell, the SPF 6 provides liability coverage for accidents involving so-called non-owned vehicles.

To reduce the risk of any accidents, here are some tips to keep in mind for a safer trek to and from school.

Studies from overseas have found that drivers are responsible for between 60 to 80 percent of accidents involving cyclists.

A bicycle is a vehicle under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act (HTA). This means that a cyclist has the same rights and responsibilities to obey all traffic laws as other road users.