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British Columbia has become the first province in Canada to implement a permanent cap on fees charged by food delivery companies through the Food Delivery Service Fee Act...

In Canada, virtual shareholders' meetings began growing in popularity in 2019.

Chapter 3 of Davies Governance Insights 2020

The swift and varied responses to the COVID-19 pandemic are directly shaping how companies view and manage risk. One of the most significant and lasting corporate governance implications of COVID-19

Saskatchewan has now confirmed that its non-profit organizations, condominium corporations, co-operatives, and new generation co-operatives are able to hold their annual general meetings ("AGM")...

The Alberta Government has passed legislation amending the Employment Standards Code to provide employees with up to three hours of paid, job-protected leave to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

On Dec. 7, 2021, the Government of Canada announced that it will propose regulations to the Canada Labour Code, entitled COVID-19 Vaccination Regulations (the "Regulations").

During a press conference on January 27, 2022, the Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Kieran Moore, advised that the legal requirement to work from home except where necessary...

Back in the early (and dark) days of the pandemic, we published our April 2020 Bulletin Working From Home Edition. We followed that up with an article in our May 2020 Bulletin...

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and sustainability objectives are among the most critical and challenging goals for general counsel heading into 2022.

ESG and Climate Change in the Shadow of COVID-19: "E," "S" & G Are Here to Stay.

Bill 24, the COVID-19 Pandemic Response Statutes Amendment Act, was introduced in the Alberta Legislature and passed first reading on June 18, 2020.

It is not surprising that the current COVID-19 crisis has led many people to feel an urgent need to put wills and powers of attorney in place or to update existing documents.

Does COVID-19 mean that separated parents should not let the children see the other parent? Does the coronavirus crisis justify breaching court orders?

It has been a long-standing requirement that in order to create a valid Will, the will-maker must sign the Will in front of two independent witnesses. Since March 2020...

The global Covid-19 pandemic has prompted many individuals to write or change their wills and powers of attorney.

Phase 1, in which we currently find ourselves, involves the closure of non-essential businesses and public/recreation areas, as well as restrictions on essential workers such as long-term care home workers.