On February 27, the provincial government released a proposed Regulation, which gives effect to a portion of the changes to the Act made by Bill 106.

The Supreme Court of Canada has recently dismissed an application for leave to appeal from a decision of the Manitoba Court of Appeal.

On June 15, 2018, the Supreme Court of Canada released its highly anticipated rulings in the matters of Law Society of British Columbia v. Trinity Western University 2018 SCC 32 ...

School Boards, School Board Foundations and School Councils are reminded that Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation takes effect on July 1, 2014.

Kurt Dahl shares his journey on becoming an entertainment lawyer to assist fellow Canadian musicians, and what a day in his life looks like.

"I believe that some companies do understand their duty while others are quite unaware of their obligations and the potential risk of exposure they have

The Federal Court of Appeal has reviewed the law with respect to absolute liability in relation to the provisions of the Health of Animals Regulations which make it an offense to cause undue suffering to animals being transported for undue exposure to weather

The Supreme Court of Canada has overturned the decision of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal in Lemare Lake Logging v. 3L Cattle Co.

A Justice of the Ontario Superior Court has dismissed an application for an injunction by an apple farmer who operated a retail market outlet.

The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has reviewed the law with respect to the ancient and seldom considered property right known as a profit à prendre in relation to a right reserved in a deed to remove hay from farm lands.

The Manitoba Court of Appeal has dismissed an insurance company's application to dismiss the claims of a Manitoba hog farm which sustained property damage and a number of hog deaths...

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

When charging an expense back against a unit, there are a few things that a Corporation must keep in mind...

If a condominium corporation is seeking to recover a "back charge" from a unit owner, it is important to remember that the three month rule for common expense liens applies.

Condominium corporations may in some circumstances be entitled to make changes to services (i.e. telecommunication providers) pursuant Section 97 of the Condominium Act.

A condominium corporation should first consider whether recovery is permitted under the corporation's governing documents and/or the Condominium Act.

On November 6, 2025, the Ontario Government released its highly anticipated 2025 Fall Economic Statement ("Statement"). Unfortunately for Ontario property taxpayers, the Statement falls short of providing any meaningful update on the future of Ontario's property tax and assessment framework.

On Monday, June 14, 2021, the Government of British Columbia announced that they are waiving the minimum income requirement for farms for the second consecutive year...

Myron Mallia Dare sits down with Anthony DeCristofaro, President and CEO of Qnext.

Suptech And RegTech Innovation In Canadian Securities Regulation.