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In this session, Osler’s partners Andrew Wong and Joel Heard discussed some important issues that clients should consider to ensure the terms of their construction contract reflect their priorities and the requirements of the project.

Construction Business is a leading trade publication serving the construction and real estate sectors in British Columbia and Alberta.

Ontario has extended the revocation date of the downtown Toronto flight path Minister's Zoning Order. This MZO reduces potential heights in the downtown to protect helicopter travel paths for hospitals.

Join us in "Careers in Construction Law: From Private Practice to In-House Counsel" where Katie McGurk, Associate, joins Barbara Capes, General Counsel at Kiewit Canada Inc., and Caitlin Steven...

Natalia Iamundo spoke on ESG in PropTech and its Impacts on Commercial Real Estate at The Law Society of Ontario's recent event, The Eight-Minute Environmental Lawyer 2024. Natalia highlighted the critical...

Each province has its own holdback requirements, which makes managing construction projects and contracts across provincial borders complex. For easy reference to holdback details across Canada,

Several non-substantive amendments in Bill 142 came into force as of December 12, 2017 – mainly affecting wording and definitional changes at this time.

William Kenny et Leanna Olson, avec la collaboration de Fergus Schappert, Andréanne Sansoucy, Nick Willis et Haley Edmonds ...

Matthew Alter has been included in Thought Leaders – Construction 2018, published by UK-based Who's Who Legal. This listing includes the world's foremost practitioners in the area of construction law.

The following post by Jordanna Cytrynbaum and Heather Doi on The Lay of the Land may be of interest to our readers: Medical Marijuana Business Applicants Undergo Review.

The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal this week from the Quebec Court of Appeal in Immeubles Jacques Robitaille inc. v. Québec (City), 2014 SCC 34.

On June 21, the Gowling WLG Construction & Engineering Group held a seminar in Toronto to discuss and analyze the Construction Lien Act reforms.

Like other areas of the economy, the construction industry is experiencing volatility and rapid price increases in just about every aspect of its business.

A draft prompt payment bill for the construction industry in Ontario has recently passed through two readings and is now being examined further in Committee.

A Development Permit System combines the zoning, site plan, and minor variance processes into one application and approval process.

This presentation covers the basic legal considerations for real estate financing.

Real estate developers have argued that rising costs make it financially impossible to build rental apartments, which limits supply and drives up rents.

Leor Margulies discusses the obstacles in green home development with recent rises in development charges, brewing alongside a lack of incentives to build.