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On December 5, 2019, the BC government released the CleanBC plan, its long-awaited update to the province's climate change strategy.

IP protection can seem costly and feel out of reach for many Canadian startups. Rest assured, government funding and grants may be available to fund your IP.

In the context of a motor vehicle accident where the at-fault driver was distracted by using his cell phone, the claim against Apple Inc. for marketing the cell phone without technology to disable its use...

Canada and Germany are making unprecedented investments in AI infrastructure and safety research, while major players like Cohere, OpenAI, and Bell position themselves in a rapidly evolving landscape of technology sovereignty. How will these strategic moves reshape the global AI race and what do they mean for businesses navigating data residency, vendor relationships, and emerging regulatory frameworks?

At its simplest, 3D printing is the production of objects utilizing a printer that brings an object into existence by laying down successive layers of materials (typically plastic or metal).

In the not-so-distant licensing past, most technology vendors stringently denied using any open-source software in their proprietary software programs.

This year marks the 10th anniversary of Ontario’s Electronic Commerce Act (ECA), and the equivalent legislation in most of Canada’s common law provinces and territories.

The initial reaction of most Canadian courts in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic was to shut down completely. This undoubtedly made sense from a public health perspective.

Since the legal world entered lockdown with the rest of humanity, many questions have abounded with respect to how the justice system will continue chugging along without boardrooms,...

"Please don't post any of your rhino pictures on social media!"

Canada's budget 2025, released on November 4th, outlines the federal government's "Climate Competitiveness Strategy" as part of the government's new vision for climate-change policy.

On April 14, 2020, the Commission d'accès à l'information du Québec (CAIQ) released a document on the issues related to privacy and personal information protection raised by the current pandemic.

We sat down with Tim Wootton, founder of Rover Parking, to talk about what it takes to launch a successful startup in Toronto.

As artificial intelligence evolves, digital twins—AI-powered replicas of employees—are emerging in workplaces, capturing knowledge, communication styles, and decision-making patterns. While these systems promise enhanced productivity and knowledge preservation, they introduce complex legal questions around data privacy, ownership rights, employment relationships, and liability that employers must navigate carefully.