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The ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic has had a considerable impact on the maintenance and management of the Canadian food supply.

The field of behavioural economics is a fascinating one and it has helped shed light on the many ways in which humans act irrationally.

Recent years have seen a rapid evolution of legal services, and one shift that appears to be here to stay is remote working.

A guide to defensible collection and preservation of ESI in today's distributed workforce.

The historical "this too will pass" mindset has not and will not work for law firms when they attempt to deal with technology in particular.

Le 17 avril, l'Agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments a annoncé qu'elle avait conclu un accord temporaire avec le U.S. Department of Agriculture concernant l'exportation et l'importation de produits animaux ...

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, law firms are continuing to transition to a hybrid work model, affording their employees more flexibility which, in turn, attracts more talent, improves retention and encourages productivity.

On October 23, 2018, the Government of Canada announced the next steps in its climate action plan and reaffirmed its commitment to apply a federal carbon pricing system (the "Federal Backstop")...

"The technology will be the prep cook for the chef who is the lawyer." (Martin Tully)

On February 12th 2019, Ontario announced its proposed plan to reduce greenhouse gas ("GHG") emissions, the Industrial Emissions Performance Standards Program ("EPS").[1]

In late February 2018 I released a column titled "Recession Proofing – Why Now? Perhaps the Better Response is Why Not?" It struck a nerve with the legal industry.

The Conservative government announced on August 13, 2018 that "the Government of Ontario will not be in the business of running physical cannabis stores." Instead,

The Ontario government recently introduced Bill 60, the Your Health Act, 2023. According to the Ministry of Health, Bill 60 aims to, among other things, improve patient wait times and patient experiences...

Harvest Operations Corp v Obsidian Energy Ltd, 2022 ABKB 848[1] is an appeal of a decision of Application's Judge Prowse granting summary judgment in favour of the plaintiff, Harvest Operations...

his is an update to our previous bulletins (March 23, 30, April 7, 15, and 22, 2020) detailing the impacts of COVID-19 on development applications and hearings in Ontario.

On March 3, 2023, the Competition Tribunal ("Tribunal") published an information note advising that it had granted in part the application pursuant to section 92 of the Competition Act...