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Osler's Indigenous Law Insights webinar series offers legal and business professionals a monthly 30-minute deep dive into the latest developments in Indigenous law and policy across Canada. The May 2026 session examines a groundbreaking B.C. Court of Appeal decision on whether adherence to Indigenous law can excuse non-compliance with court injunctions, alongside critical updates on UNDRIP and DRIPA implementation in British Columbia.

Moulton sued the Province for losses suffered as a result of a blockade on Moulton's logging access road.

The recent decision in Reece v. Canada, 2022 BCSC 865 demonstrates the importance of quality evidence in a case. British Columbia is also the first province to adopt the...

While new U.S. regulations requiring visa applicants to the U.S. to submit information on their social media profiles has gotten quite a bit of attention,

Lightstream suggests that this jurisdiction will be sparingly exercised, and courts will decline to do so where ordering such a remedy would result in creditors manoeuvering for a better position.

One of the most vexing commercial insolvency issues is the competition between creditors with security on environmentally troubled property and environmental authorities looking for deep pockets...

Learn how banks in Ontario approach debt matters where a defence appears strong on the surface but lacks true legal merit.

Individuals who serve as directors or offices of public companies in Canada face an increasing amount of shareholder litigation and a complex web of legal and regulatory provisions that must be managed, navigated and adhered to.

The motion judge found the debtor to be in contempt of court.

On January 23, 2020, the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously allowed the appeal from the Québec Court of Appeal's ...

Power was ultimately restored without any intervention required on the part of appellant or the mall owner.

A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (MDS Inc. v. Factory Mutual Insurance Company suggests that closures due to COVID-19 could trigger coverage under some business interruption policies.

In Calliste v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company (2016 ONSC 1854), the insurer brought a summary judgment to dismiss the Plaintiff's claim for medical benefits on the basis that the Plaintiff's injuries were within the Minor Injury Guideline (MIG).

In Melo v. Northbridge Personal Insurance Corporation, Justice Croll, writing for The Divisional Court, confirmed that pursuant to s. 11(6) of the License Appeal Tribunal Act, an appeal from a decision of the Tribunal ...

In this case, involving a fatality claim flowing from a motor vehicle accident on an icy roadway, Miller Maintenance had the snowplowing contract with Durham.

When 14-year-old pedestrian Nigel Brown was struck by a hit-and-run driver, the last thing on his mind was his entitlement to insurance benefits.

Amelia's injuries arose from the impaired driver's use of the vehicle.

Attention, pharmaceutical companies and medical practitioners! The Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") is poised to revisit one of the most consequential issues...