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On August 23, 2016, Saskatchewan proclaimed into force the Lobbyists Act (Act) and the Lobbyists Regulations (Regulations).

In this case the Divisional Court upheld the constitutionality of search and seizure provisions embedded within more than 60 provincial statutes.

On November 9, 2018, The SCC Unanimously Ruled That A Proposed Pan-Canadian Securities Regulator Is Constitutionally Acceptable.

On Friday, the Supreme Court of Canada released its landmark end-of-life decision in Carter v Canada (Attorney General).

Administrative law governs the activities and powers of administrative agencies appointed by the government.

Field Law's Professional Regulatory Group is pleased to announce the publication of a new book, "The Law of Regulatory Investigations in Canada" by James Casey, KC, Jason Kully, and Michelle Casey.

Animal rights concerns are not new to the Canadian agriculture industry. What is new is that a small contingent of animal rights activist organizations have access to greater international resources and tactics...

A lesson in the onerous burden shouldered by federally regulated employers in discharging employees was once again driven home by the recent unjust dismissal adjudication of Lancaster v. Sprint Canada, the telephone service provider.

Medical device companies operate globally, but their products are regulated locally. Canadian companies selling into the United States must navigate not only Canadian law and policy, as applied by Health Canada and Canadian courts, but also U.S. law and policy, as applied by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), various state regulators, and state and federal courts.

On March 22, the federal government released its Budget for 2011 (Budget 2011).

Gavin Tighe and Stephen Thiele step away from Canadian courtrooms and onto the World Cup pitch, examining FIFA's controversial reversal of a red card suspension following a phone call from U.S. President Donald Trump to FIFA president Gianni Infantino.

A seven-member panel of the Québec Court of Appeal (QCA) recently rendered an important decision regarding the civil and administrative jurisdiction of the Court of Québec (CQ), a provincial court.

On May 28, 2026, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed an application for leave to appeal from the New Brunswick Court of Appeal in JD Irving Limited et al. v. Wolastoqey Nation.

The Supreme Court of Canada Fall term begins now. While the court will be hearing mostly criminal law matters, in November, it will consider three cases that may interest the business community...

The Canadian government has announced its intention to eliminate the controversial 5% base financial contribution requirement imposed on foreign online streaming services by the CRTC in 2024, marking a dramatic reversal in broadcast sector regulation. This development comes amid ongoing Federal Court of Appeal proceedings and rising trade tensions with the United States, raising questions about the future of financial support for Canada's domestic film and television production industry.

Last Saturday the New York Times reported that once again several groups and politicians are putting together a concerted attack on violent video games, in response to the horrible events in Newtown, Conn.

British Columbia is rapidly emerging as a leader in the Canadian public-private partnership (P3) market. The provincial government has established an independent agency, Partnerships BC, with a mandate to develop a wide variety of new public facilities using the public-private partnership model.

In its March 2007 Budget, the federal government identified concerns relating to the timely issuance of T3 information slips by publicly traded trusts.