Cyber criminals are parasitic, so the fact that they are using COVID-19 as a backdrop to increase their attacks should not be a surprise.

As described in recent posts (here and here), Ontario has implemented new provisions of the Ontario Consumer Protection Act (CPA) that will prohibit a range of door-to-door consumer transactions.

Aviva Canada is supporting Canadian startups that are disrupting the insurance industry and will help create innovative digital experiences for customers.

in late January, commentary has focused extensively on whether Hainey J. was correct to rule that the corporate veil could not be pierced.

Innovation York is finding new ways to support local innovators through access to research resources.

This decision also calls into question the appropriateness of class action proceedings in a franchise context, which depends so heavily upon harmony among franchisees and between franchisees and their franchisor.

All organizations have to deal with the "difficult" employee.

Following our webinar held on January 24, 2017, we had a number of questions, including many which focused on the process of accommodation in the workplace, workplace harassment and fixed-term contracts.

The Government of British Columbia has decided to proceed with construction of the Site C Dam following its review of the BC Utilities Commission (BCUC) Final Report.

In December 2015, a complaint was made to the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) alleging that BC Hydro had intentionally misled the BCUC about future plans (and associated costs) for its enterprise financial IT systems.

The federal cabinet has approved Pacific NorthWest LNG's proposal to construct a facility on the BC coast for the liquefaction, storage and export of liquefied natural gas via tanker to Pacific Rim markets.

To accomplish this, thermal energy meters measure the quantity of thermal energy transferred to or from a heat conveying liquid.

On February 12, Nevada's Public Utilities Commission (PUC) voted to alter its December 2015 ruling that will dramatically, and retroactively, reduce the rate at which distributed solar generation facilities...

On July 16, 2018, the Minister of Energy, Northern Development and Mines Greg Rickford introduced Bill 2, Urgent Priorities Act, 2018, into the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.

Recent events seem to signal the end of the Cape Sharp Tidal project.

On September 21, 2017, the Ontario Energy Board issued its public and confidential decisions approving the 2017 Cap and Trade Compliance Plans...

On November 9, 2016, Minister of Energy Thibeault directed the OEB to conduct a review and prepare a report about Ontario's retail transportation fuels market (gasoline and diesel).

On February 27, 2020, the Ontario Energy Board issued a decision in respect of a proposal for a new natural gas distribution company to distribute gas in municipalities located on the north shore...

On November 16, 2020, we wrote about a decision of the Ontario Divisional Court dismissing an appeal with respect to the charge approved by the Ontario Energy Board for wireline ...

In a decision issued on June 4, 2020, the OEB concluded that the grounds for the review motion did not pass the threshold test and it dismissed the motion.