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Many landlords are entering into rent deferral arrangements with their commercial tenants in light of recent COVID-19 pandemic-related matters.

In BC, a landlord can end a tenancy for the purpose of demolishing a rental unit by serving a Four Month Notice to End Tenancy for Demolition or Conversion (Form RTB-29).

The City of Vancouver has started to take steps to address the use of short-term rental services such as Airbnb, Homeaway and VRBO (Vacation Rentals by Owner).

In October 2022, the federal Competition Bureau launched a market study of grocery store competition in Canada in response to cries from the Canadian public for lower prices, more convenience and greater innovation.

The Affordable Housing and Groceries Act (the "2024 Amendments") introduced changes to the Competition Act (the "Act") which should concern all landlords and tenants, not just those in the grocery industry.

The government of Ontario passed Bill 59, Putting Consumers First Act, 2017 which amended several acts including the Consumer Protection Act, the Collection and Debt Settlement Services Act...

On February 8, 2021, the Government of Ontario released its framework for the gradual re-opening of the province.

On Friday, April 24, 2020, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the federal government had reached an agreement in principle with all provinces and territories to implement the CECRA program to provide rent relief ...

Bill 23, the Commercial Tenancies Protection Act ("CTPA" or the "Act"), was introduced in legislature on June 16, 2020 to protect commercial tenants experiencing difficulty meeting their obligations under a tenancy agreement due to pandemic COVID-19.

On July 16, 2020, the Quebec Superior Court (the Court) released its decision in Hengyun International Investment Commerce Inc. v. 9368-7614 Quebec Inc., 2020 QCCS 2251.

Talkative Towers is a multi-unit residential rental building in Vancouver, British Columbia. This week, the rental property manager received a report from one of its residents that they tested...

COVID-19 and the resulting economic downturn is causing financial difficulties for many companies with the result that they are at risk of being in default under certain of their commercial contracts.

On June 16, 2020, the Alberta government introduced the Commercial Tenancies Protection Act (the "Act") via Bill 23.

As Airbnb usage has continued to increase amongst condominiums in Ontario, there have been many interested parties who have been waiting for further direction from the courts.

In Spot Coffee Park Place Inc. v. Concord Adex Investments Limited,[1] the Ontario Court of Appeal recently found that an entire agreement clause only precluded a claim...

A recent decision on a summary judgement motion underscores the difficulty inherent in suing a landlord for contamination caused by its tenant.

Most equipment lenders and mortgage lenders have heard the term "fixtures filing", however many are unaware of the implications of filing a notice against land to protect an interest in personal property.