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On August 28, 2019, the Federal Government introduced the Authorizations Concerning Fish and Fish Habitat Protection Regulations (the "Regulations").

In Funk v. Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company, 2018 ABCA 200, the Court of Appeal overturned the Court of Queen's Bench decision which held that physical contact with an "unidentified automobile" was not required to qualify for coverage under the SEF No. 44 Endorsement ("SEF 44" or "Endorsement") because it went against public policy.

Under Alberta's Surface Rights Act ("Act"), when a landowner and an oil and gas company ("Operator") cannot agree, the amount of compensation payable for the granting

Deciding to open your own independent health practice is an exciting milestone. You've found the right space, finalized your services...

In Murray v Windsor Brunello Ltd., 2024 ABKB 291, the Plaintiff Owners engaged the Defendant Contractor to build a home, which was constructed with significant defects.

It is a relatively straight forward and well understood concept that at the outset of parties entering into a contract for services, they may choose to have any dispute that arises to be dealt with by alternative dispute...

Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles ("UAVs"), are becoming more prevalent both as a recreational activity and as a tool for businesses.

In a number of cases in Ontario, B.C. and Manitoba, problematic trustee behaviour was on the frontline in 2015-16

On Tuesday, December 8, 2020, the Government of Alberta announced several mandatory restrictions that will be implemented province-wide in response to Alberta's COVID-19 infection rates.

In our most recent blog post, my colleague Erik Holmstrom discussed the Supreme Court of Canada decision in CM Callow v Zollinger et al.

In a case that upholds the Supreme Court of Canada's notion that there is no presumption that the scope of an employee's authority includes the commission of unlawful acts, an Alberta Master has summarily dismissed a case based in vicarious liability.

A recent Alberta Court of Appeal decision regarding standard of care, negligent misrepresentation, ...

A recent case from New Brunswick involving the conviction of a site supervisor for criminal negligence causing death may signal a new era of criminal law enforcement for workplace safety in Canada.

An Alberta Arbitration Board has concluded that Suncor’s random drug & alcohol policy is an unreasonable exercise of the employer’s management rights.

On December 14, 2023, the Alberta Utilities Commission ("AUC" or "Commission") released Bulletin 2023-08 announcing amendments to Rule 016: Review of Commission Decisions ("Rule 016").

In May of this year Alberta ended forty years of Progressive Conservative government by electing Rachel Notley's NDPs.

Environmental reporting obligations and the consequences for failing to meet those obligations; Best practices for pre-release planning; and Information about what to expect after an unauthorized release.