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There were only two substantive civil decisions of the Court of Appeal this week. Most notably, in Heller v Uber Technologies Inc., the Court revived a proposed class action ...

Ontario's electricity grid connection process for data centres involves navigating complex regulatory frameworks, technical requirements, and emerging provincial policies.

The latest news from Gowlings relating to developments in Technology.

The latest news from Gowlings relating to technology law.

Technology has always driven copyright reform. Each new medium—from audio recordings to television—has offered a new way to capture and disseminate ideas.

Announced on April 10, 2018, the Saskatchewan Technology Startup Incentive (STSI) provides early-stage tech companies ...

Outsourcing—once an obscure idea considered to be the domain of information technology professionals—has now arrived as a mainstream business strategy that is on the agenda of all senior management.

By now, we have all been inundated with fears of Zubulake-type damages if we don't properly preserve and produce metadata; or our client's claim will be struck if we don't advise them to preserve the back-up tapes to their computer system.

Canada’s technology market can be very attractive to American tech companies. Whether you are considering buying a Canadian tech company or licensing your software and other technology to Canadian users, you need to understand that there are numerous legal differences between Canada and the U.S. that will impact your deal.

In the closing months of last year we conducted a survey of our clients as to their views on the benefits and risks of cloud computing.

This article relates to the use of information technology for service delivery and public administration reform.

Le 14 avril 2020, la Commission d'accès à l'information du Québec a rendu public un document portant sur les enjeux relatifs à la protection de la vie privée et des renseignements personnels soulevés par la pandémie actuelle.

The swift and significant effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have led many countries to seek home-grown solutions to respond to impacts of the pandemic.

As technology evolves, copyright law has evolved as well. Copyright is a creature of statute and does not exist at common law.

Canada's Intellectual Property Office has launched a new pilot program offering accelerated patent examination for critical minerals technologies at no additional cost. The Key Technology Expedited Program (KTEP) targets up to 50 applications per year with a 7-month examination timeline, while a second stream for public health emergencies remains dormant. Will this initiative address industry concerns about examination speed and flexibility, or does it fall short of the broader technology coverage stakehold

Now that electronic devices that can record conversations are omnipresent, courts routinely have to deal with attempts to introduce audio recordings as evidence.