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With the traditional Canadian real estate investment landscape yielding lower returns, investors are forced to be creative with harnessing new cash flow alternatives.

On Friday, June 30, 2006, the Fairness is a Two-Way Street Act (Construction Labour Mobility), 1999, was repealed, effectively ending special restrictions placed upon Québec workers and contractors who work, or are seeking to work, in Ontario.

Episode 3 of "BLG Carpool", meet Simon Pinsky, 2017 Summer Student, who was interviewed by Karine Russell, our Professional Recruiting Manager for the Vancouver office.

Dentons Venture Tech was delighted to act for our new startups client, Biz Airlines, in its journey to Canada.

Our January newsletter is now out. In this issue: Sari Feferman Quoted in Best Lawyers Canada Article, Artificial Intelligence and Professional Regulation, Rosen Sunshine's Top 10 Blog Posts of 2024...

In May 2011, the Government of Québec ("Government") announced the Plan Nord, a sustainable development project that will develop the northern part of the Province of Québec's territory.

Collision, one of North America's largest tech conferences, is coming to Canada.

David Dodge appears on BNN Bloomberg to share the highlights of Bennett Jones' latest Economic Outlook. He says that Canada...

This week Toronto plays host to the Elevate Toronto Festival, a three-day tech festival aimed at showcasing the city's vibrant and innovative tech community.

We hope you enjoy – and benefit from – this legal-insider's view on some of the most fascinating areas we're working in today. As always, we welcome and look forward to your feedback.

Remotely piloted aircraft systems (more commonly known as "drones") is a burgeoning sector that stands to significantly transform many industries, ...

For the first time since its inception in 2009, the social entrepreneurship driven Hult Prize is coming to Canada.

The beer industry is bustling right now, filled with new customers, new beers and new opportunities.

Last week, Kathleen Wynne, alongside the Canada Confederation of Shenzhen Associations (CCSA) and the Sino-Canadian International Innovation Centre (SCIIC), announced the launch of the 2018 Sci Innovation Competition.

The council voted 23-14 to remove chickens from the list of the city's prohibited animals.

It’s that time of year again when the legal community takes stock of the law blogs out there to nominate those that have offered, and continue to offer, outstanding and insightful commentary on the law.

This month, the City of Toronto, Code for Canada and the Centre for Social Innovation came together to launch the Civic Hall Toronto initiative.