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The changes, which emphasize additional areas of potential national security concern, likely reflect the government's recent experiences in reviewing investments in these areas.

In the recent decision of the Alberta Court of Appeal in Orion Industries Ltd. (Trustee of) v Neil's General Contracting Ltd.1 ("Orion Industries") the Court interpreted and applied the rule added as part of the 2009 amendments to section 95(2) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act ("BIA") which deals with preferential payments.

Insurers in Canada are required to implement a system of enterprisewide risk management that identifies the inherent risks in their activities and manages those risks to appropriately defined levels.

On July 7, 2020, the Canadian Intellectual Property Office announced a pilot process to accelerate the examination of Canadian patent applications describing technologies related to medical...

The Federal and Alberta Privacy Commissioners issued a joint finding last month which concludes that the data/privacy breach that hit Winners and HomeSense earlier this year was both foreseeable and preventable.

Be alert trade-mark owners! The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ("ICANN") will soon publish a list of all of the proposed new generic Top Level Domains ("gTLDs") and the names of the organizations that have applied for them.

Did you know that an importer may be required to amend its customs filings to reflect transfer price adjustments to import prices made for income tax purposes by a parent or other related company?

It should not come as a surprise to anyone that the terms of a contract matter. Courts, however, are sometimes inclined to base the obligations of contracting parties on what the court perceives to be "reasonable" or "fair" rather than on what the terms of the contract actually say.

British Columbia companies should be aware that the financial statements of a business are capable of confirming a creditor's cause of action and extending the expiration of the limitation period for the creditor to commence an action under the Limitation Act.

In the recent decision of I Buy Beauty LLC v. Dong, 2024 BCSC 815, the Supreme Court of British Columbia (the "Court") found a professional YouTuber liable for defamation and awarded $350,000 in damages...

New car dealers make their living in a very competitive arena and have to work hard to build their brand.

On January 24th, 2014, the Supreme Court released its much anticipated decision in Hryniak v Mauldin.

The recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice reinforces that handing over a cheque to pay for services amounts to an irrevocable promise to pay for those services.

The Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in "Krawchuk v Scherbak" provides a helpful reminder of how the elements of a claim for negligent misrepresentation are established.

Parties to litigation cannot hide behind Facebook privacy controls during the discovery process according to a recent decision of the British Columbia Supreme Court.

A recent decision of the Quebec Court of Appeal[1] revisits certain guidelines for linking the activities carried out on a given site with a use class under municipal by-laws.

The Landlord and the Tenant had many discussions about renewing the Lease beginning in July, 2014.

New federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau has introduced a Notice of Ways and Means Motion in the House of Commons.