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Alberta's Chief Medical Officer of Health recently confirmed that the COVID-19 can spread person-to-person by larger droplets (cough, sneeze or touching contaminated surfaces).

On April 11, 2020 the House of Commons reconvened to unanimously pass legislation to implement the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy ("CEWS"). As a result, there are new details on...

The Federal Government recently amended the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act Regulations.

The federal government's Underused Housing Tax Act ("UHTA") took effect on January 1, 2022. With the first Underused Housing Tax Return due April 30, 2023, and severe penalties...

Hydrogen, as an emerging source of clean power, has received lots of attention from all levels of government. In December of 2020, the federal government released a national hydrogen strategy.

On February 12, 2024, the Federal Court issued an order setting aside the decisions of the Minister of Environment and Climate Change (the Minister) and Cabinet denying approval...

As set out in our earlier update, the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) continues to move towards implementing its new Liability Management Framework (LMF).

The Testator had seven children and lived on a successful farm with her late husband, Robert Larsen Duhn. The family farm was sold in 2009 and several million were transferred to the Testator,...

They provide an alternative option to hotels and motels for many when traveling. The law regarding short term rentals continues to evolve and develop to meet the needs of society or concerns of society.

The Supreme Court of Canada's Redwater decision, rendered in January 2019, provided clarification on the treatment of environmental clean-up obligations in context of insolvency proceedings.

Recent caselaw shows many condo boards and their members do not properly handle accommodation requests from tenant/owners on human rights grounds.

The Board may hear more cases with the Chair or a Vice Chair sitting alone rather than a full panel of three. Such cases now include:

In November 2024 KPMG issued the results of its Generative AI Adoption Index survey which revealed that nearly half (46%) of Canadian employees are using generative artificial intelligence (AI) in their jobs.

In our first article in this series on climate change litigation, we discussed the landmark decision of the Montana First Judicial District Court in Lewis and Clark County ("District Court")...

Effective April 1, 2025, prompt payment requirements in Alberta are extended to Public Works projects, and the legislation is amended to provide flexibility to engineers and architects.

Since the June 2024 introduction of two "greenwashing"[1] provisions to Canada's Competition Act (the "Act")...

You have just become a director of a corporation, an exciting new beginning. However, you can't help but wonder, or at least you should wonder, what the role of a corporate...