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The snow has finally melted and I am sure we are all turning our minds to summer vacation and planning road trips.

Federally regulated trucking companies should be aware of changes to the termination provisions under Part III of the Canada Labour Code ("Code") that are coming into effect as of February 1, 2024.

The Québec government adopted final regulations in December to prohibit the sale of passenger and other light-duty combustion vehicles in the province in 2035.

In our previous blog post, we discussed the serious implications of cannabis affiliation at the U.S. Border.

On January 1, 2015, new legislation related to the calculation of prejudgment interest for non-pecuniary losses in actions arising from the use or operation of an automobile came into effect.

The Ontario government announced its latest round of changes to automobile insurance, called the Fair Auto Insurance Plan.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario has released a decision dealing with whether Ontario has jurisdiction over a case stemming from a motor vehicle accident in Alberta.

In the recently released decision Beardwood et al. v The City of Hamilton, 2022 ONSC 4030 (Beardwood), the Ontario Superior Court of Justice considered the statutory defences available to...

The Court of Appeal has upheld a trial judge's decision finding the City of Sudbury negligent for failure to properly maintain a roadway during inclement winter conditions.

The Province of Ontario announced plans to allow testing of autonomous vehicles on its roadways.

The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) recently invited submissions regarding its consultation on the Agency Regulatory Costing Model (ARCM) in setting rates for interswitching traffic...

It has been predicted that by 2020, there will be a quarter billion connected vehicles on the road with connected capabilities.

A great deal of responsibility is placed on cyclists to watch out for their own safety.

Electronic logging devices ("ELDs") are devices installed into commercial motor vehicles that use a computer-based software to monitor the activities of the vehicle's driver...

'Tis the beginning of the cold season. The days are getting shorter and darker, the roads are getting wetter and driving conditions can become more difficult.

On May 1, 2015, Transport Canada and the U.S. Department of Transportation introduced new regulations relating to the transportation of dangerous goods in Canada and the US.

Transport Canada, the Public Health Agency of Canada, and Employment and Social Development Canada have collaborated to produce safety guidance for the further protection of drivers and employees.