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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.

Two recent decisions from the Supreme Court of British Columbia have highlighted particular requirements and certain barriers in relation to obtaining an order to compel a plaintiff's attendance...

Insurance coverage tailored specifically to damages arising in connection with data breaches and other cyber losses has been available in the Canadian market for a number of years.

Under the Rules of Civil Procedure in Prince Edward Island, whether a default judgment can be set aside is a discretionary decision which the court may grant on such terms as are just.

This case involves two accidents involving two recreational off-road vehicles – an all-terrain vehicle ("ATV") and a dirt bike – heard together because they raise the same jurisdictional issue at law.

In January 2021, the Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators (CCIR) released a paper outlining a number of issues to address as connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) become increasingly prevalent in the automobile sector.

In the recent case of Bridor inc. c. 90784497 Québec inc., 2022 QCCS 2496, the Superior Court ruled on the fundamental distinctions between a Builder's Risk policy and a liability insurance policy.

Earlier today, the Alberta government introduced legislation providing for the licensing and supervision of captive insurance companies in Alberta...

Our Beyond The Courtroom Series: our experts are answering your questions through our short video-podcast series.

In the recent decision of Bentley v Hastings (County) 2017 ONSC 2980, the Court dealt with motions in two separate actions, each of which raised identical issues related to (i) entitlement to damages...

Two cases decided within the last year have confirmed that an insurer which adds itself as a Third Party pursuant to Section 258 (14) of the Insurance Act...

XL Catlin announced that it is now offering environmental contractors and consultants the option to add "rectification expense" coverage to XL Catlin's professional and pollution legal liability insurance products.

On January 9, 2019 the Ontario Government issued a news release announcing that it is seeking input on how to make auto insurance more affordable.

Some firms, instead of having offices, they are working from home more to cut costs in administrative expenses.

On March 27, 2009, following two extensive consultations conducted by the Autorité des marchés financiers (the AMF, Quebec's financial sector regulator), with respect to motor vehicle replacement guarantees, the AMF published Avis de l'Autorité des marchés financiers relatif aux garanties de remplacement automobiles, which provided its views on the nature of these guarantees and how they will be regulated in Quebec.

Accident benefits (ABs) coverage is available to all individuals who are injured as a result of the use or operation of an automobile. Individuals with severe impairments can be deemed...

The Cross-Border Quarterly Report is a snapshot of transactional activity across the Canada-U.S. border.