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Can You Contract Out Of The Limitation Of Liability Convention? A Cautionary Tale
The English Supreme Court recently dealt with whether parties to a contract involving the use of a vessel can, and did, exclude the application of the Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims 1976...
CanadaTransport
Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP
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Canada Revenue Agency's Proposed New Policy On Personal Use Of Business Aircraft Takes Flight
The Canada Revenue Agency's ("CRA") former administrative policy as regards personal use of corporate-owned business aircraft (as set out in Interpretation Bulletin IT-160R3) was that the shareholder...
CanadaTransport
Spiegel Sohmer

Canadian Court Asserts Jurisdiction In Case Involving Shipment From Taiwan to the U.S.

Mr. Justice Sean J. Harrington of the Federal Court rendered a decision on jurisdiction in a marine cargo claim and exercising his discretion on a motion under subsect. 50(1) of the "Federal Courts Act" in a case to which subsect. 46(1) of the "Marine Liability Act" applied.

CanadaTransport

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Canadian Federal Court Of Appeal Decision That Will Impact Coasting Trade: Wells Fargo Et Al v. Mercury Launch & Tug Et Al

SIGNIFICANCE OF DECISION This is the first appellate decision to interpret subsection 43(2) of Canada’s Marine Liability Act, which makes the Hague-Visby Rules apply compulsorily to certain contracts of carriage by water between places in Canada.

CanadaTransport

Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP

Canadian Transportation Agency Rules That Passengers Cannot Take Advantage Of Mistake Fares

In our increasingly electronic age, more air travellers are purchasing flights online, on the basis of posted fare prices.

CanadaTransport

Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP

CETA – Opening Up Canadian Waterways To Foreign Vessels

In Canada, "cabotage" laws exist which means that foreign registered vessels cannot perform commercial marine operations solely within domestic waters.

CanadaTransport

Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP

CPD Bootcamp 2017: The Latest Trends In Business Aviation And Drones (Video)

Thank you for joining us at Dentons' seventh annual CPD Bootcamp.

CanadaTransport

Dentons Canada LLP

CRA's New Tax Policy On Business Aviation: One Year Later

The Canada Revenue Agency's (CRA) previous position on taxable benefits associated with the personal use of business aircraft was cancelled in 2012.

CanadaTransport

Crash After A Single Engine Take-Off In A Piper Aztec Is Not An "Accident"

A discussion on the court ruling relating to the Canadian pilot of a twin engine Piper Aztec who was denied his insurance claim following a crash.

CanadaTransport

Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP

Don't Forget Your Vaccine Passport! New Requirements Coming For Air Travellers And Airline Employees

On August 13, 2021, Transport Canada's Minister, Omar Alghabra, announced that all passengers on commercial flights in Canada will need to prove that they have been vaccinated against COVID-19...

CanadaTransport

Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP

Drone Safety Day (Video)

Transport Canada's inaugural "Drone Safety Day" took place on December 3, 2021.

CanadaTransport

Dentons Canada LLP

Drones: A Licence To Deliver

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the world to reduce travel, distance from one another and rethink the status quo. This has provided an opportunity for the commercial use of drones (remotely piloted aircraft systems).

CanadaTransport

Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Federal Court Addresses Maritime Lien Issues In OW Group Bankruptcy Proceedings

In a recent decision, the Federal Court of Appeal had occasion to consider a claim at the crossroads of bankruptcy and maritime law.

CanadaTransport

McCarthy Tétrault

For Your Attention January 2000: Class Actions For Copyright Infringement

CanadaTransport

Health Canada's PMRA May Clear A New Flight Path For Spray Drones In Canada

Health Canada's Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) has released a proposal for consultation that could significantly impact the future of spray-drone operations in Canada

CanadaTransport

How AI Is Driving The Transportation And Logistics Industry Forward

The transportation and logistics industry is increasingly driven by AI as it embraces a wide range of AI applications to improve efficiency, safety, and profitability of supply chain operations.

CanadaTransport

Investigating A Downtown Cycling Thoroughfare

Following a spate of cyclist deaths in Toronto, a group of journalists decided to do some investigative reporting.

CanadaTransport

Gluckstein Lawyers

Key Forces Driving Change In The North American Transportation Sector

These forces present both challenges and opportunities that are likely to fundamentally affect the evolution of businesses and transaction activity across the sector.

CanadaTransport

Know Your Rights: Legal Protections For Passengers Of The LaGuardia Crash

On March 22, 2026, a Jazz Aviation flight Jazz Aviation Flight 8646 (operating as Air Canada Express flight JZA646/QK646) collided with a fire truck...

CanadaTransport

Blaney McMurtry LLP

Let's Give It A Chance – Looking At The Long Term Socioeconomic Gains Of The Union Pearson Express

Canada has lots to gain from the UPX transportation infrastructure project yielding first class results and a positive outcome over the course of time.

CanadaTransport

Collins Barrow National Incorporated

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