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The Ontario Employment Standards Act, 2000 ("ESA") and the federal Canada Labour Code ("CLC") specify the overtime rules for provincially-regulated and federally-regulated employees, respectively.

The other felt automated vehicles would never fully catch on as most humans enjoy driving and being in control of their own vehicle.

In Rankin (Rankin's Garage & Sales) v J.J., the Supreme Court of Canada overturned a controversial Ontario Court of Appeal decision establishing a duty of care to intoxicated minors...

Il existe un large consensus scientifique selon lequel les émissions de gaz à effet de serre (« GES ») contribuent à l'amplification des changements climatiques mondiaux.

This summer, the speed limit on sections of Highways 401 and 416 in eastern Ontario was increased to 110 km/h, followed by sections on other highways, including the QEW and Highways 400, 401, 402, 403, 416 and 417.

Brownlee was successful in defending the City of Grande Prairie against a claim for vehicle damages due to road disrepair, by relying on provisions of Part 13 of the Municipal Government Act.

Recent technological advances in self-driving cars, e-scooters and electric low-speed vehicles are rapidly changing the nature of personal and commercial transportation.

In Giuliani v Region of Halton, the Court found liability against the Regional Municipality of Peel for deficient winter road maintenance.

At a recent meeting of transport and highway safety ministers, federal Minister of Transport Marc Garneau requested support from his provincial counterparts for a federal plan to have non-combustion-powered, or "zero-emission", vehicles ...

Les incitatifs gouvernementaux et la législation stimulent le marché et profitent aux véhicules à zéro émission (VZE), y compris aux véhicules électriques (VE).

As spring approaches, drivers must be especially vigilant for increased wildlife, like moose and deer, on rural roads.

Transport Canada recently published the final report (Report) of David Emerson, P.C., O.B.C., entitled "Pathways: Connecting Canada's Transportation System to the World".

In the Federal Budget 2011, the Government of Canada stated that it would develop a new plan to support public infrastructure beyond the expiry of the 2007 Building Canada Plan in 2013-14.

On Oct. 10, 2024 the Office of the Alberta Superintendent of Insurance published Interpretation Bulletin No. 05-2024 (the Bulletin) setting out the Superintendent's position...

Since the 1970s, the number of injuries resulting from automobile collisions has fallen by over 30% and the number of fatalities has fallen by 40%.

One of the single largest applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is in the area of autonomous vehicles (AV). Many large companies are working in the AV space, including Uber, Waymo...

When someone is injured on municipal property in Saskatchewan, a key question arises: Can the municipality be held responsible?