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The federal government's Bill C-15 (the "Bill") proposes substantial amendments to the Expropriation Act (the "Act") to facilitate the development of a high-speed rail network connecting Ontario and Quebec.

It's been a long time since I wrote anything on connected vehicles – it was way back in 2016.

Hospital data shows a sharp rise in serious injuries from e-scooters and e-bikes among children, with boys aged 10-13 most affected and head injuries accounting for 36% of cases. Ontario law prohibits anyone under 16 from riding these devices, yet they remain widely available for purchase, creating a dangerous regulatory gap. When a child is injured, determining liability involves examining multiple parties including supervisors, retailers, manufacturers, and other road users.

Transport Canada has reaffirmed the June 12, 2021 rollout of Canada's electronic logging device ("ELD") mandate, but with a "progressive enforcement period" lasting up to 1 year.

Winning your case in Small Claims Court is a big victory but it's not always the end of the road.

Automotive dealers have a supply and demand issue: they cannot secure enough supply to meet the customer demand. In the wake of supply chain issues, and in the face of these market realities...

Many suppliers are losing pricing leverage with customers at a perilous moment as tariff pressures and electric vehicle program delays squeeze profits. "Suppliers are kind of stuck between a rock and a hard place...

The report notes that while all the major battery minerals are found in Canada, most are not actively being produced.

Africa is experiencing consistent economic growth. As McKinsey puts it, the "lions are on the move", resulting in increased urbanisation, social mobility and increased life expectancy.

In a report circulated on January 11, 2023, a dispute resolution panel established under the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement ("CUSMA") sided with Mexico and Canada against the United States...

This blog post will provide some key reasons why hiring a lawyer right away is an important part of making sure you are fairly compensated for your loss.

The Ministry of Transportation ("MTO") is taking a closer look at what motivates the decisions Ontarians make about how they travel from city to city.

In many respects, today’s new cars are essentially mini-computers on wheels, containing vast amounts of computer chips, sensors, and nanotechnology.

Because this information is relevant to our broader subscriber base, we have also included our Employment and Labour Law Newsletter subscribers.

The past five years have been marked by tremendous advancements in the autonomous vehicles industry.

Many dealers will receive, from time to time, complaints from purchasers alleging that they were sold a faulty vehicle.

Harsher penalties have been proposed for distracted and careless drivers, in an effort to help save the lives of pedestrians and cyclists.