In this edition, our lawyers discuss an array of topics including immigration; environmental, social and governance investing; sexual assault investigations; deportation of international students; privacy; #MeToo; ..

Health Canada is updating its Guidance on Mandatory Incident Reporting under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act - Section 14 Duties in the Event of an Incident and is launching a consultation on the proposed changes.

In a follow-up to our recent statement, Erika Tower, who is acting for a client in a civil case against both the Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario and Ted Oliver (a former teacher...

Although perhaps not a surprising result in terms of constitutional law, in a proposed class action the B.C. Supreme Court has held that general purpose prepaid cards issued by federally-regulated financial institutions are subject to the provisions of the B.C. Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act.

It is almost the end of another busy calendar year. Most school boards have now sworn in their newly elected trustees, and trustees have determined who will chair their meetings.

Canada's whisky and spirits market presents significant opportunities for international producers, but success requires careful navigation of a dual regulatory framework. Federal laws govern production standards, excise duties, and labelling requirements, while each province maintains its own liquor authority controlling distribution, sales, marketing, and pricing within its borders. Understanding these overlapping jurisdictions and tailoring market entry strategies to provincial variations is essential for

Stewart McKelvey is pleased to announce the creation of Discovery: Atlantic Education and the Law, a publication specifically designed for universities and colleges.

One of the ways the most frequent ways kids get into trouble in school is by not having their unique needs met.

Due to an increasing number of consumer complaints related to the accuracy and clarity of advertisements and price claims being immediately corrected by the concerned advertiser, ASC’s Board of Directors has implemented a streamlined process to address such complaints.

Earlier this year, the Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services ("Ministry") announced in a consultation paper ("Consultation Paper") that it was seeking public input on the broader use of administrative monetary penalties ("AMPs").

Looking for love on the internet? Exercise appropriate caution, as Mary Kay Beckman learned the hard way.

We are pleased to present the fourth issue of Discovery, our very own legal publication targeted to educational institutions in Atlantic Canada.

We are pleased to present the fifth issue of Discovery, our very own legal publication targeted to educational institutions in Atlantic Canada.

Join us for "Student Success, Insights from our Summer and Articling Students" where Robyn Jeffries, Summer Student, is joined by Justin Lyon, Summer Student, and Jacob Jones, Associate, for a discussion...

Welcome to the inaugural "Schools of School Board Foundations" edition of Miller Thomson's Education Law newsletter...

Presented by the CBA Competition Law Section's Marketing Practices Committee and the ABA SAL Advertising Disputes and Litigation and Consumer Protection Committees, this panel will update on significant areas of enforcement on both sides of the border.

Today, the Supreme Court of Canada ("Court") released its decision in York Region District School Board v. Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario, holding that public school boards in Ontario...

Proposed changes to Quebec's Consumer Protection Act will be of interest to class action lawyers, as they would impose additional duties and obligations on suppliers and manufacturers of consumer goods.

Teacher's Strike - The Rights Of Students

The Product Liability and Mass Torts Group at McCarthy Tétrault LLP is pleased to bring you our analysis of recent Canadian product liability decisions.