In addition, the Poster has been translated to other languages.

Aaron Atcheson and Erica Bodie's article, "Revolution on the Prairies: The unique role of Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency", appears in the September/October 2023 issue of Water Canada

Manav Singhla and Lori Goldberg publish in the November/December 2024 issue of Water Canada. Their article is entitled "Reduce the risks".

Selina Lee-Andersen publishes article on "Access Denied" and bringing safe and reliable water to Canada's Indigenous communities in Water Canada magazine...

Kyle Bertsch and Thomas Sanderson co-author an article in the March/April 2025 issue of Water Canada, diving into the issue of the necessary water action required to alleviate the housing crisis

The Alberta government has selected members for technical working groups that will develop recommendations for the new Enhanced Protection for Farm and Ranch Workers Act, formerly known as Bill 6.

Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are seeking feedback to inform their development of voluntary guidance for businesses when selling food and beverages to consumers through e-commerce.

Jade Scrymgeour and Derren Roberts write an article for Water Canada's July/August 2025 Edition, entitled "Treaty in Limbo".

By an Order in Council released June 7, 2017, the federal government has suspended the private right of action under Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (or "CASL").

The Alberta Court of Queen's Bench has considered the issue of whether a landowner whose land borders an artificial reservoir has the right to fence-in the portions of the reservoir in a manner...

A twice-monthly current awareness reviewing recent cases on land use, marketing boards, environmental issues, creditor rights, animal grain, import/export and other matters in agricultural context.

The British Columbia Court of Appeal has summarized the law of British Columbia regarding fixtures in a case concerning blueberry bushes which had been planted by former tenants, and which had been allegedly converted by a landlord contrary to the provisions of a lease which had been surrendered.

As we draw closer to the October 2015 federal election, condominium corporations will see an influx of political candidates entering their buildings and knocking on unit doors to campaign and distribute election material.

Karen Phung, a litigator with Miller Thomson LLP, succeeded in Court on behalf of MTCC 659 in the corporation's claim against a unit owner for over $19,000 in unpaid water bills.

In our last newsletter, we wrote that the government had "grandfathered" insurance deductible recovery by-laws in the draft regulations that were recently released.

Keeping a condominium corporation’s status certificate up to date is not always an easy task.

Electronic logging devices ("ELDs") are devices installed into commercial motor vehicles that use a computer-based software to monitor the activities of the vehicle's driver to ensure...

Myron Mallia-Dare and Christopher Fallis' article on "The Winter 2024 Issue of Deal Points" is featured in the American Bar Association's Business Law section.

Geoff Mason speaks to Jas Johal about the new Pay Transparency Act which will require employers to include wages in job postings as of November 1, 2023.

Geoff Clarke, Miller Thomson's Mining Practice lead, discusses the challenges and benefits of flow-through shares (FTS) in the mining sector, particularly in light of rising concerns over the capital gains tax increase