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On November 19, 2020, the government of Ontario announced that it is undertaking a series of education and enforcement campaigns to promote compliance with COVID-19 health and safety requirements.

AOn Episode 11: Open and Shut, Adam Goldenberg speaks with our panel of Strategic Advisors — Jean Charest, Wayne Wouters, and Paul Zed — about how governments and politicians are weighing the costs and benefits of an extended shutdown, ...

Further to Prime Minister Trudeau's announcement on April 17, 2020, of a program for rent relief for small businesses in Canada.

Canada's two largest provinces, Ontario and Quebec, today announced that all non-essential businesses in their jurisdictions will be ordered to close as of the end of day (midnight) on...

COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into everyone's plans, to say the least. Yet, projects must continue, documents must be registered, and litigation goes on.

On April 30, 2020 the government of Saskatchewan announced a $400 per month temporary wage supplement to help workers providing support to vulnerable citizens through the COVID-19 pandemic.

McCarthy Tétrault's political and legal panel discuss one of the most significant world events in the last 12 months, the US Presidential Election.

Lawson Lundell associate, Tim Syer, was quoted in a CBC article titled, "Frustration grows among N.W.T. businesses facing 'calamitous' side effects of the pandemic."

The Rule of Law Matters Podcast, "Season 1, episode 7, COVID-19 and the rule of law, Part 2"...

The Canadian government continues to launch new measures to provide access to capital to businesses and industry sectors during the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Episode 12: Vigilamus pro te, Pippa Leslie speaks with Canada's former Chief of the Land Staff, retired Lieutenant General the Honourable Andrew Leslie — yes, there is a relation — about the military's role in responding to COVID-19, ...

Law the Time of COVID-19 explores the law and policy of pandemic response in real time.

As employers know, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ontario government passed a regulation that temporarily extended timelines when temporary lay-offs are deemed permanent job losses.

Effective April 22nd and for the balance of the time that Ontario is under a State of Emergency, the rules relating to the remote signing of wills and powers of attorney have been revised.

The Nova Scotia Government today announced $161 million of funding would be made available for small- and medium-sized businesses in Nova Scotia to help them cope with the impact of COVID-19.

In the article, Toby commented, "The challenge is ‘multi-faceted,' and a ‘laundry list of Charter challenges against the emergency measures being taken by the Yukon government.'"

Effective April 1, the Canadian government announced that fully vaccinated travelers do not need a pre-entry COVID-19 test to enter Canada.