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World events, particularly the ongoing recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine, are sending shockwaves through global energy markets and supply chains.

On February 22, 2019, the National Energy Board ("NEB" or the "Board") released its reconsideration report (the "Reconsideration") on the Trans Mountain Expansion Project (the "Project").

The Court of Appeal has recently ruled that Olympic Airlines’ signature of an acceptance certificate at delivery of an aircraft under an operating lease prevented Olympic from claiming damages from its lessor when the aircraft later turned out not to have complied with the delivery conditions in the lease.

Federal Finance Minister Joe Oliver tabled the Conservative government's eleventh budget on April 21, 2015.

This decision is the newest in a growing line of cases that find the MMS more limited in scope than municipalities have argued.

In his fall economic statement on November 1, Mr. Morneau, the federal Minister of Finance, committed the federal government to deliver an additional $81 billion between 2017 and 2027...

The recent ruling by the Ontario Supreme Court in Wong v. Aviva Insurance Company of Canada, 2024 ONSC 1111 carries significant implications for insurers and drivers alike.

The respondent was involved in a motor vehicle collision and commenced an action under the SEF 44 endorsement in his insurance policy for actual damages that exceeded the amount of payment by the tortfeasor in the settled claim.

Managing insurance challenges remains a significant concern for fleet owners and operators. Rising premiums, liability claims, and cargo insurance disputes all pose financial risks to trucking businesses.

On January 30, 2012, Justice Martineau of the Federal Court released his decision in the case of Eurocopter (Société par action simplifiée) v. Bell Helicopter Textron Canada Limitée1, in which Eurocopter claimed infringement of its patent relating to helicopter landing gear.

The recent decision of the Federal Court in Eurocopter v. Bell Helicopter Textron Canada, 2012 FC 113 ("Eurocopter") demonstrates the potential dangers of reverse engineering a competitor's product.

Michel and Lynda Thibodeau brought an action seeking damages under the Official Languages Act against Air Canada.

The Plaintiff, Annahis Basmadjian, was crossing Marine Drive at a marked crosswalk in West Vancouver. A bus in the curb lane slowed and then stopped to let her cross.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently dismissed an action against the Municipality of Dutton/Dunwich for failing to maintain a gravel roadway.

It was only a matter of seconds between the moment passengers of Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 knew that something was wrong with their flight's landing and the time their plane was engulfed in flames.

McKay is one of three potential class actions brought in B.C., Ontario, and Quebec respectively, arising from cargo fees charged by certain airlines.

After a motorcycle collision, drivers frequently claim they never saw the motorcyclist, but this statement carries significant legal implications. This article examines the leading factors behind motorcycle accidents, from visibility challenges and blind spots to driver awareness issues, and explores why the resulting legal claims are rarely as straightforward as they appear.

The issue of vicarious liability in contractual relationships was called into question in the British Columbia Court of Appeal when a tragic car accident required the court to consider the parties'