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Airlines with a Canadian presence will soon be subject to rules, which will provide their passengers with a standard set of rights.

The Canadian government first announced the Select Luxury Items Tax Act (SLITA) in the 2021 Federal Budget, and it came into effect on September 1, 2022.

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the vulnerability in processes that rely on the interaction of people. As such, 2020 has provided the Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS)...

The province is currently just over half-way through a two-year pilot project which saw the speed limit increased to 110km/h on the following three stretches of 400-series highways as of September 2019:

To accommodate the growing number of electric vehicles on Ontario roads, the Ontario Energy Board has issued a streamlined process to support the construction of new charging stations.

Trucks share our roads with cars and other vehicles, and truck drivers always need to be alert to the dangers of accidents and other safety issues.

E-scooters have become a popular way to get around Ottawa, offering a convenient and eco-friendly option for short trips. But like any vehicle, e-scooters come with specific legal responsibilities and potential liability risks that every rider should know about.

Police have repeatedly stated that a main cause for road violence is distracted driving.

Many recreational cyclists put their bikes away when the temperature dips below freezing or snowflakes begin to fall.

The federal government's 2025 budget has reintroduced a topic that could reshape Canada's aviation landscape: airport privatization...

The European Commission has unveiled its proposed "Fit for 55" legislation to accelerate the EU's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

On August 5, 2021, US President Joe Biden announced his bold plan to advance the position of the US in the global race to electrify vehicles. The plan was said to be designed to lower pollution and ...

The CCCA, the leader and voice for Canadian in-house counsel, and Mondaq, a leading global provider of AI-enabled content marketing, analytics and data solutions for professional services firms, conducted an expansive survey of Canadian in-house counsel lawyers in late 2023.

It is often said that a bill of lading is not a contract of carriage, but is merely "excellent evidence" of its terms.

In Bains v Adam, 2023 ABKB 491, Dr. Jagdev Singh Bains brought three actions against the various named defendants, relating to three separate motor vehicle accidents that occurred in 2017.

Even if you don't own a vehicle or have insurance, you may still be entitled to benefits and having your medical costs covered.

Perhaps we've become numb to the news of pedestrians being struck by vehicles in the Greater Toronto Area. In 2022, 22 pedestrians were killed in motor vehicle collisions in the Toronto streets.