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In response to recent amendments to the Competition Act (the Act), the Competition Bureau (the Bureau) has issued preliminary enforcement guidance (Guidance) outlining its strict approach...

During Prime Minister Trudeau's daily address on Thursday, April 16, 2020 he announced a new assistance program to help small businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The global COVID-19 outbreak has and will continue to affect all aspects and sectors of the Canadian commercial real estate industry.

The cornerstone of the global response to COVID-19 is social distancing.

L'épidémie mondiale de la COVID-19 touche actuellement et continuera de toucher tous les secteurs de l'immobilier commercial canadien.

In Durham Sports Barn Inc. Bankruptcy Proposal, 2020 ONSC 5938 (Durham), the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (the Court) found in favour of the landlord when interpreting a commercial...

The recent Manitoba Court of Appeal case of 441 Main Inc. v Silver Pawn Pictures Inc., 2013 MBCA 70 is a reminder of how important it is to be precise when exercising renewal or extension rights.

The location of the franchise had not yet been determined, and so no head lease was included in the disclosure document.

While the franchisor often selects the site, the franchisee is typically required to accept the choice, but bear the risk of doing so.

The global coronavirus pandemic has undoubtedly had an impact on businesses and M&A activity worldwide.

Wills and estates litigator Sheila Morris' article "Vulnerable litigants and family members: A little help from my friends" was published by The Lawyer's Daily

From R&D spaces to manufacturing sites, the exponential growth of Canada's life sciences industry is giving way to new opportunities for investors to diversify their portfolios and take advantage of the current shortage of quality ...

A Quebec Superior Court ruling examines whether a tenant's right of first refusal published in the Land Register can prevent a court-appointed receiver from selling property under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. The decision clarifies the distinction between personal contractual rights and real property rights in insolvency proceedings, with important implications for rights holders who rely on published lease agreements.

In a recent decision, the Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench held that an exclusionary clause in a landlord's home insurance policy, which excluded coverage to property used for the production of drugs, was not unjust or unreasonable,

Consumers are increasingly interested in leasing and sharing products rather than buying and owning them.

In Stefanyk v. Sobeys, 2018 ABCA 125, the Alberta Court of Appeal recently confirmed the standard of proof for summary judgment applications as the civil standard.

On March 19, 2019, the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench (ABQB) ruled in Karve Energy Inc. v Drylander Ranch Ltd., 2019 ABQB 298 that the Surface Rights Board (Board)