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Aside from the nuisance caused during the construction process, the construction of new highways to replace routes through small towns is usually welcomed by motorists simply because it tends to expedite travel.

Canadian GST/HST is not supposed to be a business cost to foreign airlines that are simply landing or departing from Canada as part of an international flight.

The COVID-19 molecular polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test, which is also called a "viral test," must be performed.

Back injuries can be one of the more devastating personal injuries from a car accident.

Ontario is one jurisdiction with legislation prohibiting people from driving while using a cell phone. While the legislation appears clear, some ambiguity may have developed concerning the precise limits of the prohibition.

This webinar brought up to date on legal developments and hot topics from over the last year for the shipping industry in Canada.

This year's Annual Maritime Law Seminar will be held virtually for the second year in a row.

The first day of school is September 6th, so it is time that we turn our minds to our responsibility to children, as parents and motor vehicle drivers.

A prudent and diligent purchaser of a used automobile for personal or commercial use will always consult the Register of Personal and Movable Real Rights before concluding the transaction.

Transport by road is a major and developed industry in Canada and the United States.

The AMPs penalties can be costly.

Guidance from the IMO on how to hire guards to protect a ship from pirates.

One of the features of the new Joint Action Plan was the provision for additional compensation to truckers beginning on a stated date.

In "The Rebirth of Bicycling Law", Professor Christopher Waters provides a fascinating review of the history of bicycling law, dating back to the time when it was called "the law of the wheelman", as well as a look forward to the future of the "cycling bar".

The decision of Justice Michael T. Doi in Bustin v. Quaranto has opened the doors for Plaintiff's success in a claim for damages arising out of witnessing a fatal motor vehicle collision.

At the last Ministerial Meeting of the Arctic Council, held in Kiruna, Sweden, on May 15, 2013, the Council adopted its second international agreement, the Agreement on Cooperation on Marine Oil Pollution Preparedness and Response in the Arctic.

The Canadian federal government has announced a firm commitment to privatize operations at the country's four largest airports through long-term concessions, marking a decisive shift from earlier exploratory discussions. Prime Minister Mark Carney revealed that while the government will retain ownership of airport lands and assets following the Australian leased-airport model, private investment will be sought to operate Toronto Pearson, Vancouver, Montreal-Trudeau, and Calgary international airports.