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On February 20, 2015, the Government of Canada introduced the Safe and Accountable Rail Act, detailing proposed amendments to federal railway legislation, including the Canada Transportation Act

In a notice published on February 16, 2015, Quebec’s AMF warns distributors, firms and insurers involved in the distribution of replacement insurance products against engaging in certain distribution practices.

Health service providers who invoice automobile insurers directly will need to obtain service provider's licenses from the Ontario FSC starting November 1.

The CCCA & Mondaq 2024 Canadian In-house Counsel Report again seeks to shine a light on today's Canadian in-house legal departments.

Each year, thousands of Canadians are killed or seriously injured in motor vehicle accidents.

Insurance companies often scrutinize these cases, trying to attribute injuries to prior health issues instead of the accident. Let's discuss how pre-existing conditions affect the compensation process and strategies...

Neston v. Quadri was heard at the end of December and is an Ontario Superior Court of Justice action that dealt with whether personal injuries arising from a motor vehicle accident involving two Ontario residents, which took place in Quebec can be the subject of a civil action for damages.

On January 26, 2016, Madame Justice Roccamo released her reasons for judgment in Gardiner v. MacDonald, 2016 ONSC 602.

Air travel is often held up as one of the safest forms of transportation. But when something does go wrong, as it did with Fly Jamaica Flight OJ256, the consequences can be severe.

The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently found a cyclist to be solely at fault for an accident occurring when the cyclist attempted to pass a motor vehicle on the right.

On September 19, 2018, two decisions released by separate panels of the Ontario Court of Appeal considered similar fact patterns.

Cycling offers numerous health and environmental benefits, yet it also presents significant risks, particularly concerning head injuries.

Intoxicated driving is a much-discussed topic when it comes to accident prevention.

This past weekend, two cyclists collided in Parkdale, Toronto, leaving one of the cyclists hospitalized. The other cyclist fled the scene.

Social media has changed the way we do business by connecting us online to buy goods and services from each other.

The report examines five key areas: regulatory landscape; driverless vehicle testing and deployment; liability; data privacy and security; and telecommunications and 5G.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada released its comments on the notice of proposed amendment to the Civil Aviation Regulations published by Transport Canada in the CARAC Activity Reporting Notice, no. 2015-12.