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2014 saw the Supreme Court of Canada significantly develop the law in areas critical to the oil and gas industry.

The B.C. Supreme Court set aside the B.C. Surface Rights Board’s compensation award to a landowner in northern and remitted the case for reconsideration.

In this case, the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal held that the duty to consult will only be triggered where a Crown decision will have an "appreciable and current potential" to adversely impact a treaty or Aboriginal right.

On July 14, 2016, BLG lawyers Hugh Meighen and Craig Chiasson authored an article that was published on International Law Office.

Ontario's International Commercial Arbitration Act incorporates Article 35 of the Model Law on International Commercial Law.

The Court held that the lower court's decision was founded on a reasonable interpretation of the relevant agreements that was supported by considerations of business efficacy.

Stans Energy applied in Ontario to enforce an award issued by a Moscow arbitration panel, and obtained an ex parte Mareva injunction freezing shares in Toronto-based Centerra Gold Inc...

On April 20, 2017, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) granted leave to appeal to Churchill Falls (Labrador) Corporation Limited (CFLCo) against Hydro-Quebec in a case challenging the pricing for a 65-year power purchase agreement signed by the parties in 1969.

In this case, the British Columbia Supreme Court refused to grant standing to an environmental advocacy group seeking to challenge decisions of the Chief Inspector of Mines...

A Sudbury ready mix concrete company, Rainbow Concrete Industries Ltd., pleaded guilty to one count under s. 30 of the Ontario Water Resources Act, for discharging concrete waste water into a Sudbury creek, and received a creative sentence plus a fine.

This week, the Federal Court of Canada is scheduled to hear oral arguments in the case of David Suzuki Foundation et al v. Attorney General of Canada, Minister of Health et al, T-1071-16 ("Suzuki Foundation").

While the ICJ ruling may not directly affect the decision of the Supreme Court of Canada, it serves to buttress the Ecuadorian Judgment underlying the enforcement proceedings in Ontario.

A corporation is a separate legal entity, generally immune from the personal responsibilities of its shareholders. However, in rare circumstances ...

McInnes Cooper's Marc-Antoine Chiasson and Romain Viel represented the successful party in the application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court, and Marc-Antoine represented her throughout her challenge of Mr. McCorkill's bequest.

In a recent edition of Fully Secured (June 26, 2013 – Volume 4, No. 2), we reported on the Ontario Court of Appeal’s decision inin Samson and its impact on the enforceability of standard form guarantees

​​In Marcus Food Co v. TD Canada Trust, two cheques deposited in the Plaintiff's Canadian account by an unknown individual for a third party not known to Plaintiff were subsequently dishonoured.

The BC Supreme Court has reached its decision in a fiercely contested court case about privatized healthcare and doctors' billing practices.

As previously reported, a proposed class action proceeding against over 50 generic drug manufacturers was commenced in 2020.