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The Province of Alberta will become the Canadian leader for utility-scale wind and solar capacity in five years, according to a recent analysis by Rystad Energy.

In December 2022, Vancouver City Council quietly enacted Bylaw No. 13575 (the "Amendment"), being an amendment to the City of Vancouver's Parking Bylaw 6059 (the "Parking Bylaw").

As part of Canada's COVID-19 economic response plan, the federal government recently provided the framework for the new Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy program, which serves as a replacement to and stands separate from ...

If a commercial tenant is behind on its rent, should the landlord terminate its lease and evict the tenant? Maybe not — commercial landlords have other,

When changes were made to the limitations laws in Ontario in 2002, the legal community debated extensively about when and how the new limitations would apply to commencing an action in respect of existing and future disputes.

In British Columbia, the terms of a commercial lease are determinative in most circumstances; except where the Commercial Tenancy Act (British Columbia)...

Unless a long-term lease of an asset is registered in the Personal Property Registry (PPR), the leasing arrangement may fail to protect the priority of the lessor's ownership interest.

Bill 23: Commercial Tenancies Protection Act (the Act) received royal assent on July 23, 2020. Most of the provisions of the Act apply retroactively from March 17, 2020 until August 31, 2020...

Real estate is priced on a dollar per square foot basis.

One of the many tricky terms in the insurance provisions of a lease is the common clause requiring that the landlord be included as an "additional named insured" in the tenant's commercial general liability policy ("CGL").

With Alberta commencing Stage 2 of the "Opening Soon: Alberta's Relaunch Strategy" today, a large and expanded group of Alberta businesses, service providers and consumers are now able to resume activities.

On Friday April 24, 2020, the Federal Government and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced information relating to the Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance Program ("CECRA"). CECRA for small businesses...

The Government of Canada and all provincial and territorial governments have taken action to protect Canadians and businesses from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic...

Alberta is now in its fifth year of a depressed economy, and the misery has recently been significantly worsened by the double blows of a severe drop in oil prices and a pandemic.

In AW Holdings Corp. v Edmonton (City), held that a franchisor that (a) was not the property owner, and (b) not a party to the lease, was still an "owner" for the purposes of the Expropriation Act...

Powell River Energy Inc. ("PREI") filed an application for reconsideration of an earlier order of the British Columbia Utilities Commission (the "BCUC") on the basis that the BCUC...

The facts in Noel v. Butler, 2016 NBCA 49, [Noel] are not complicated.