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In this case, the British Columbia Supreme Court overturned the results of a public company’s annual general meeting.

This case involves a claim by the plaintiff Innu communities for $900 million in damages for infringement of Aboriginal title, Aboriginal rights and treaty rights...

On June 27, 2016 the IESO posted the draft Request for Qualifications (LRP II RFQ) and associated Prescribed Forms on the LRP Engagement page for review and comment.

Over the last 10 years, the government has directed the expenditure of billions of dollars of public money on electricity projects with virtually no oversight or checks and balances.

The Government of Québec appears to be on the cusp of a major transformation in its regulation of the electricity market in the province.

In this case, the Federal Court decided that an application for judicial review was premature, but nevertheless agreed with the applicant that the impugned decision was unreasonable.

This case, which was a judicial review of an arbitral award, involved a form of settlement agreement known as a "last-chance" agreement.

The latest attempt to amend the Quebec Mining Act, also known as Bill 70, was adopted earlier today by the Quebec National Assembly.

The proposed new Québec Mining Act, also known as Bill 43, was defeated today at the Québec National Assembly. Originally tabled on May 29, 2013 by the Québec Minister of Natural Resources, Bill 43 was the latest in several recent attempts by the government of Québec to reform Québec mining legislation.

In this politically-charged case, a majority of the Supreme Court of Canada determined that environmental remediation orders issued against AbitibiBowater Inc. in respect of contaminated industrial sites could be stayed.

On January 5, 2015, the Province of British Columbia issued a direction (the "Direction") to the British Columbia Oil and Gas Commission ("OGC")...

The plan to merge the Ontario Power Authority and the Independent Electricity System Operator moved forward with the introduction of the budget bill.

Quebec has introduced legislation to create the Société du Plan Nord, the Crown corporation which will coordinate the implementation of the government’s policy directions.

On January 24, 2017, the Québec Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources unveiled new Policy Directions (available in French only) that it will implement in order to foster social acceptability...

The Government of Québec and Alcoa announced today that they have entered into a new agreement for the supply of electricity by Hydro-Québec to Alcoa’s Bécancour, Deschambault and Baie-Comeau facilities.

These funds will enable Gaz Métro LNG to increase its LNG offer through the addition of an LNG train to its eastern Montreal plant.

This decision considered the application of Québec’s Environment Quality Act (Act), the central piece of Québec’s environmental legislation.

In this motion for leave, the defendants relied upon the reasonable investigations defence in s. 138.4(6) of the Ontario Securities Act.