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In its Jan. 2026 decision in Emond v. Trillium Mutual Insurance, the Supreme Court of Canada held that a homeowner’s policy did not cover added costs to comply with conservation authority requirements in rebuilding a home following a loss, notwithstanding that the policy included a guaranteed rebuilding cost (GRC) endorsement.

Before municipalities adopted statutory plans and land use bylaws, restrictive covenants were relied on mainly by developers and landowners to inform and control land development.

We've summarized the key steps to obtaining an iGaming license in Ontario to help ensure you meet the AGCO's strict requirements for your gaming business.

These tools include the imposition of penalties that will not easily be ignored either by small or large organizations.

For a lien to be valid in Alberta, lienholders must comply with the Prompt Payment and Construction Lien Act (the "PPCLA") provisions. In British Columbia, lienholders must comply...

The highlight of the Supreme Court of Canada's ("SCC") decision in this case is that merely following the letter of the law is insufficient.

The robotics industry continues to rapidly grow. With more systems connected to enterprise networks and cloud platforms, safety and cybersecurity increasingly overlap.

On July 13, 2022, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) announced the final version of its new Guideline B-13 – Technology and Cyber Risk Management.

The Federal Court of Appeal ("FCA") released a landmark ruling on September 9, 2024 in its decision of Privacy Commissioner of Canada v. Facebook, Inc., 2024 FCA 140.

Canadian political parties appear poised for a snap federal election in 2021. Regardless of how you define a "snap" election, organizations that engage Canadian...

A nudge letter is a non-formal communication from a tax authority, such as Canada Revenue Agency, designed to prompt taxpayers to review their tax affairs and ensure compliance.

Canadian landlords operating short-term rentals now face strict new limits on claiming tax deductions if they fail to follow provincial or municipal rules. The Canada Revenue Agency can deny expenses related to short-term rental properties under the updated Income Tax Act.

Artificial intelligence keeps improving at all sorts of things – including how to challenge corporate ethics and compliance programs. Even while you may still be struggling to tame the risks of generative AI...

The New Rules place restrictions on the entering into of direct agreements related to those products.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently released the first judicial interpretation of the anti‑reprisal provisions in Part XXI.2 of the Ontario Securities Act (the Act).

When the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) conducts a compliance review, registrants must demonstrate adherence to Ontario securities law and maintenance of effective internal controls.

Initial Coin Offerings ("ICOs") have dominated news headlines recently as blockchain technology continues to disrupt the way we do business.

A Mareva order is a powerful tool in civil litigation. It freezes a defendant's assets to prevent dissipation prior to a trial.