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In an earlier article, we warned of the risk of loss of lien rights if a transfer of land occurs during construction. A 2018 court decision reminds us that there is also a risk of loss ...

The Canadian federal government's current climate policy includes a commitment that all passenger cars and trucks sold in Canada be zero-emission by 2035.

As the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) gains more pace, we are likely to see changes in the way that we interact with transport and the world around us.

On February 29, 2016, Uber suspended its operations in Edmonton after the city's ride-sharing bylaw came into effect.

Autonomous cars have really taken off in the last few years, particularly due to the interest of both consumers and the businesses who develop and improve them.

Can police officers who are providing roadside assistance be found partially liable for a collision due to the positioning of their vehicle and the blinding effect of their emergency lights on oncoming traffic?

Canada's EV market is facing challenges due to policy shifts, rising costs, and uneven infrastructure despite increasing sales.

The use of cell phones or other handheld electronic devices while driving has been banned in BC since 2010, but defining what constitutes "use", especially with the advent of Bluetooth technology...

Throughout Canada, regulations governing hours of service for drivers of commercial vehicles have been put in place by government authorities in order to limit driving hours for bus and truck drivers.

Imagine walking along a tightrope high above the ground. There's a potential that you'll fall, but you're not overly concerned about it.

With the passing of Bill S-2 into law, Canadian motor vehicle and equipment manufacturers and importers need to be aware of new powers given to Transport Canada directed at improving...

The use of autonomous vehicles and equipment may present a key opportunity for the construction industry to improve productivity.

In settling three actions by paying out an entire policy limit pro rata, an insurer was taking the risk it would later be found liable for further claims up to that same limit.

The case of Vento Motorcycles, Inc. v. United Mexican States, 2024 ONCA 480 navigates the legal threshold applied to motions to intervene in private disputes, highlighting the delicate balance...

Motor vehicle litigation is going to shift to product liability involving manufacturers.

In the recent case Skunk v Ketash, 2016 ONSC 2019, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice examined the availability of uninsured and underinsured coverage to a policyholder's spouse where the vehicle...

This decision demonstrates that Ontario's jurisdiction to address insurance coverage issues does not impact the jurisdiction simpliciter analysis of the underlying tort.