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On December 11, 2018, the Alberta government issued an Expression of Interest (EOI) to determine private sector interest in building or expanding a refinery in Alberta to use more Alberta heavy oil.

Mainly due to the increase in work-from-home and remote communications, electronic signatures ("e-signatures") have been adopted by both provincial and federal legislation...

High-stakes work doesn’t follow a clean process. Requirements shift, context changes, and what’s important isn’t always visible upfront. What begins as a straightforward request can quickly become something more complex. A legal contract revision expands after new stakeholders weigh in. A regulatory filing changes as new requirements emerge.

Navigating the student job recruitment process is often one of the most stressful parts of law school. Balancing readings, lectures, and maintaining your mental health becomes even more challenging when the recruitment.

ICJC members are often required to distill everyday questions of law and practice through a prism of rule of law.

. . . MCLR gurus harm people. [. . . .]. These gurus teach illusions that will predictably fail. They promise much, but their clientele gets less than nothing.

Part 1 of this two-part series described the more common types of advisor partnerships and the associated risks (see Part 1 here).

It's a radical idea: what if your work, a profession that took you many years and cost thousands of dollars to study, didn't make you miserable? Sara Forte is out to prove it's not only possible...

The competition law landscape for businesses holding a dominant market position, as well as those operating within oligopolistic markets, has changed with the recent amendments to the abuse of dominance provisions...

Contracting parties may have to disclose an intention to terminate the contract, despite the existence of a clear contractual provision allowing for unilateral termination.

Our impressions of the year's most important developments

Alors que l'été tire à sa fin et que nous nous préparons à la rentrée scolaire, de nombreux parents doivent jongler entre plusieurs rôles et responsabilités. Pour les parents entrepreneurs, cette période de l'année...

As countries around the world grapple with the spread of COVID-19, global restrictions and containment measures have presented a range of challenges for the energy and natural resource sector.

Whether you are a fan of hybrid work or think it will erode organizational culture and performance, the reality is that most businesses will be grappling with some aspect of hybrid work over the coming months.

Osler Legal Outlook provides insightful perspectives from Osler's legal experts on critical issues facing Canadian businesses. Learn more by exploring our 23 informative topics in this year's publication and be ready for the year ahead.

A contract needs to move today. A regulatory document changes at the last minute. A bilingual colleague gets pulled in to review terminology. Another request lands before the first one is finished.

On December 18, 2020, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in C.M. Callow Inc. v Zollinger.

If you expect any issues from opposing counsel, you should share the proposed qualifications in advance.