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Earlier this morning, President Obama announced new executive compensation restrictions for financial institutions receiving "exceptional assistance" in the future from the U.S. government.

On September 22 and 23, 2020, the Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") heard appeals by Saskatchewan, Ontario and Alberta regarding the constitutionality ...

According to reports from CBC and The Globe and Mail, the U.S. State Department will issue its decision regarding TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline project later today.

Earlier today, Canada’s Department of Finance released its long-awaited consultation paper entitled "Tax and Other Issues Related to Publicly Listed Flow-Through Entities (Income Trusts and Limited Partnerships)".

On Monday, July 6, 2020, the Government of Alberta tabled Bill 30, the Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2020. This proposed legislation amends a number of existing Acts, including the Alberta Health Professions Act.

As we reach the halfway mark of the campaign, most parties have now released their full platforms.

Albertans are voting on whether to initiate the legal process toward a binding referendum that could fundamentally reshape the province's relationship with Canada. This episode examines the constitutional, legal, and political dimensions of what may be the most consequential question facing Canadian federalism today. The discussion explores the procedural requirements, legal frameworks, and potential implications of Alberta pursuing greater autonomy or independence.

On July 17, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed First Nations Chiefs and organizations during a National Summit on the implementation of the Building Canada Act.

This case addresses what duty of fairness, if any, is owed to residents of Canada who have defaulted on undertakings made to the federal government to guarantee the financial security of family members that they sponsored to come to Canada when the sponsor is in default of the undertaking and the government files an application to collect on the debt.

In an Open Letter, 21 of Canada's law firms are calling on the Government of Canada to fulfill its promise to resettle vulnerable Afghans.

April 11, 2025, marks the 117th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty Between The United States of America And The United Kingdom Concerning The Boundary Between The United States and The Dominion of Canada From The Atlantic Ocean to The Pacific Ocean (the "1908 Treaty").

For the past several weeks, headlines have been dominated by news of sweeping executive reform actions taking place south of the border.

With a federal election scheduled for October 19, 2015, recent amendments to the Canada Elections Act will soon be put into practice.

There are obviously some perks that come with power and influence.

The French Constitutional Council struck-down most of the provisions of the French Hate Speech Law which would require operators of online platforms to remove manifestly illegal content within 24 hours.

Our July 2025 newsletter is out. In this issue...

On March 5, 2020, the Integrity Commissioner, the Honourable J. David Wake, made a conflict of interest determination about the recent appointment to the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC)...