In R. v. Canfield, 2020 ABCA 383, the Alberta Court of Appeal considered the constitutionality of paragraph 99(1)(a) of the Customs Act (Canada) (the "Act").

On November 3, 2016, the Quebec government declared the coming into force of changes to signage laws under the Charter of the French Language and its Regulation respecting the language of commerce...

In March, Plentyoffish Media Inc. paid a monetary payment of $48,000 as part of an undertaking concerning an alleged violation of paragraph 6(2)(c) and non-compliance with paragraph 11(1)(b) of CASL...

The largest penalty to date of $1,100,000 was also issued in March against 3510395 Canada Inc. (dba Compu.Finder) for having sent commercial electronic messages without the recipient's consent...

Agricultural Law Netletter.

The British Columbia Court of Appeal has overturned the decision of a Justice of the British Columbia Court of Queen's Bench who granted the petition of the British Columbia Milk Marketing Board...

Construction litigation involving engineers has become more common, but also more complex.

Jasmin Lefebvre, joint author of a landmark article on the quantification of loss profit in the construction industry

As of October 1, 2019, the Interim Adjudication regime has come into effect. Given that a few months have now passed since implementation, ...

The cost of providing written notices to condominium owners, especially those who do not reside in the building, could be reduced if condominium corporations took advantage of section 47(7) of the Condominium Act.

Most condominium corporations' declarations make unit owners responsible for installing, maintaining and repairing where necessary any carbon monoxide detectors required to be installed in the owner's suite.

The Fire Protection and Prevention Act, 1997 now mandates the installation of carbon monoxide detectors in all residential buildings that have (i) a fuel burning appliance; (ii) a fireplace; or (iii) a storage garage (i.e. parking garage).

The Condominium Act allows condominiums to limit the numbers of people who can occupy a unit in a corporation.

In their latest article, Khurram Awan and Amir Aboguddah discuss the key features of the Saskatchewan's Builders' Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act, 2019.

The Minister of Government and Consumer Services officially introduced the Protecting Condominium Owners Act to the Legislative Assembly yesterday.

Agricultural Law NetLetter - September 7, 2018

When determining rights to property, many of us hark back to law school and our first-year property law class, where we were constantly reminded of the fundamental legal premise embodied...

Similar to the way money is stored in a bank, cryptocurrency can be stored in forms of "cryptocurrency wallets" where sensitive information is encrypted and securely stored.

In this podcast our experts take us on a journey and provide their perspectives on the maturity of the global and Canadian landscape for quantum computing.

On August 6, 2020, President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. would impose tariffs of 10% on imports of certain aluminum products from Canada (the "Tariffs"). The Tariffs will come into...