On Episode 19: Cases without courts: As courts across Canada figure out how to hear cases while maintaining physical distancing - and as growing backlogs mean...

Season 2 - Episode 5: How do you conduct a jury trial without compromising physical distancing? On September 30, 2020, Ontario's first civil jury trial of the COVID-19...

Many businesses forced into work-from-home models during the pandemic lockdowns have since adopted, or are considering adopting, permanent hybrid workplaces.

The Alberta government has recently decided to extend its Mature Franchisor Exemption under the Franchises Act until its next review in 2021.

In this podcast, Mario Nigro speaks with Michele Middlemore, Managing Director of MC2 Business Advisors Inc., about the importance of understanding what truly matters...

Today is the first day of the APPrO 2013 Conference, which will be taking place at the Metro Toronto Convention Center.

Former directors and officers of Northstar Aerospace were the last line of defence between the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and environmental contamination.

On April 19, 2021, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland tabled in the House of Commons the Liberal Government's first federal budget in more than two years...

The Ontario government's proposed creation of an agency with a mandate to reduce carbon emissions by buying offsets, funding cleaner factories and buildings, and co-ordinating rooftop solar and energy conservation...

The Ontario Environmental Review Tribunal has released a decision allowing an appeal of the Renewable Energy Approval issued for the White Pines Wind Project in Prince Edward County.

Season 2 - Episode 4: The Crown Must Win – What happens if COVID-19 spreads to the very top of the Canadian Government and if the Prime Minister were to become too sick to carry out his responsibilities.

Is municipal parkland immune from adverse possession? In Kosicki v. Toronto (City), the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that, under Ontario law, it is not...

When may a foreign defendant be called to answer a lawsuit in a Canadian courtroom? In Sinclair v. Venezia Turismo, the Supreme Court of Canada explored the limits of Canadian...

A commentary on the recent legal developments presented by the Opinions Group of McCarthy Tétrault LLP.

The Supreme Court of Canada did not issue any judgments, hear any arguments, or decide any leave applications this week.

In our earlier update, "New Developments in Canadian Withholding Tax Obligations — New Forms Signal the End of the "Address Rule"," we discussed the change from the Canada Revenue Agency's previous position that generally accepted the use of the payee's name and address for determining whether to apply treaty benefits

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The issue of changes to post-retirement benefits, such as health and welfare benefits provided to employees, is an issue that has arisen for employers trying to reduce costs

McCarthy Tétrault LLP's Power Group has launched the 2nd edition of its publication, ‘Canadian Power – Key Developments in 2016/Trends to Watch for in 2017'.

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