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It's all about data. Data has become the new "natural" resource and vehicles have the capability of collecting and storing high volumes of it. Unauthorized access to this data presents significant legal risks ...

Although municipalities have historically been protected from some of these risks, recent decisions from various levels of court seem to reveal a judicial shift toward imposing...

McLeish Orlando and Bike Law Canada are kicking off Bike Month together and celebrating all things to do with bikes.

In the recent decision of Moushi v. Stephen, 2019 ONSC 3125, the Ontario Superior Court (Court) considered the impact of a mental disorder on civil liability while also considering the issue of possession and implied consent.

On July 17, 2024, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the official establishment of the Canada Public Transit Fund (CPTF).

As of July 1, 2025, U.S. dealer lots held 2.83 million new vehicles, up 14.5% from June but still 1.4% below year-ago levels, according to Cox Automotive.

As uncertainty surrounding Canada's relationship with its main trading partner intensifies, federal and provincial governments have turned their attention inward to the urgent need to eliminate non-tariff interprovincial trade barriers.

In our January 2003 Corporate Finance Bulletin ("<B>January 2003 Bulletin</B>"), based on the Ontario Court of Appeal ("<B>OCA</B>") decision in <I>Transport North America Express Inc. </I>v. <I>New Solutions Financial Corp. ("<B>Transport 1</B>")</I>, we reported that Ontario Courts would no longer read down interest provisions of credit agreements to comply with interest rate limitations in the <I>Criminal Code of Canada </I>(the "<B>Code</B>"). On Febru

In August 2021, Transport Canada released the Guidelines for Testing Automated Driving Systems in Canada Version 2.0[1] ("the Guidelines") which replaced the previous 2018 guidelines

Winter is around the corner. Make sure your vehicle is prepared for possible winter driving disasters. Winter brings low visibility and treacherous roads.

Automated motor vehicles have transformed the transportation industry, offering new opportunities for safety, efficiency, cost-savings, and clean transportation.

In Benson v. Belair, an Ontario resident fell off the back of an All-Terrain Vehicle in Fort Nelson, British Columbia.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario has released a decision dealing with whether an owner of an ATV can be held vicariously liable for a driver's negligence, even though no consent was given to operate the vehicle.

Le 26 août 2024, le gouvernement du Canada (le « gouvernement ») a annoncé d'importantes mesures ayant une incidence sur les importations de produits chinois. Ces mesures comprennent les suivantes...

For the first time since the transcontinental railway, Canada is planning a sweeping expansion of northern infrastructure that could reshape trade, energy and defence. The emerging logistics corridor through the Northwest Passage is at the heart of this shift, bringing big opportunities, and some serious legal and policy questions, for businesses operating in or through the Arctic.

This is the very question that will be before the Court in the case of Kapoor v. Kuzmanovski, a motor vehicle accident action that was scheduled for a trial by jury in January 2017.

Ontario's dual framework for compensating motor vehicle collision victims creates a stark divide between tort law's principle of full compensation and the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule's cost-containment approach.