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As highlighted in our post 2016 Forecasts, and 2015 Reviews, for Canada's Startups, over the course of the year a noticeable number of venture capitalists have turned their attention towards artificial intelligence technology.

The Mexico round of NAFTA talks is now finished. In the middle of discussions, Donald Trump used his executive powers to levy tariffs on steel and aluminum, but dialed them back against Canada...

Thank you to those who attended the Aird & Berlis Workplace Law webinar in February in which we discussed the Top Labour and Employment Trends from 2020.

On April 23, 2017, the OSC issued an order with potentially broad implications regarding the acceptable actions that a board of directors may undertake in the context of a proxy battle.

The law regarding standard real estate transactions is or should be straightforward.

The change dealing with on-call employees comes into effect on January 1, 2019.

This analysis, legally and practically, must be independently conducted by the employer.

A recent Federal Court decision has granted the British Columbia Attorney General an interlocutory (interim) injunction suspending the operation of Alberta's Preserving Canada's Economic...

On July 12th, the Province of Ontario and First Nations, represented by the Chiefs-in-Assembly, announced an agreement-in-principle for Ontario to sell up to 15 million shares of Hydro One Limited to First Nation communities in the province.

On July 18, the OEB released a letter inviting electricity distributors to participate in developing and implementing priority electricity price pilot projects that have been identified by the OEB.

On the same date as the Consumer Charter was published, the OEB also announced the next steps in its review of Customer Service Rules for Electricity and Gas consumers.

On July 7, 2016, the Ontario Energy Board staff (OEB staff) issued a Staff Bulletin indicating that electric vehicle (EV) charging services are not subject to OEB regulation.

In a recent post, we asked what's next under Ontario's new government? It didn't take long to get a first answer to this question.

As discussed earlier, the Fair Hydro Plan will lead to an immediate 25% reduction in electricity bills as of July 1, 2017.

A recent study prepared by the Brattle Group and others for Ontario's Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) estimates that Ontario could realize net benefits of $2.2 billion to $5.2 billion...

The United States Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy recently released its Revolution Now 2016 report (the Report).

The EPS is a regulatory approach that would establish greenhouse gas emissions performance standards that facilities would be required to meet.