Insurance policies can frequently include terms that seem deceptively simple, but can be interpreted in divergently different ways depending on the context.

The Saskatchewan Court of King's Bench recently ruled that the one-year limitation period for a claim against a municipality starts running when the claimant knows they have suffered some damage...

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada led a joint investigation with provincial privacy regulators from Alberta, British Columbia, and Quebec into TikTok's collection, use, and disclosure...

It is important for condominium unit owners, condominium boards and insurers of both condominium corporations and unit owners to understand the unique insurance requirements that come along with for life in a condominium...

When work is completed on rented premises, but the account for that work goes unpaid, a lien may be registered against the real property.

In the past decade, we have seen the creation and massive expansion of what is commonly referred to as "cryptocurrency".

In any application to set aside a Will, there is the threshold issue of whether the person has standing to bring the proof in solemn form action.

On September 1, 2021, the Alberta Securities Commission and the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority in Saskatchewan announced a three-year pilot of a new small business financing exemption, through MI 45-539,...

Incorporating a nonprofit in Canada requires navigating complex decisions between federal and provincial frameworks, each with distinct governance rules, reporting obligations, and structural implications. Many founders mistakenly believe federal incorporation automatically covers all provinces, overlooking critical extra-provincial registration requirements that can leave organizations operating out of compliance.

Social media is a constant presence in our personal and professional lives. The majority of people access and update various social media profiles multiple times each day ...

On August 20, 2020, the Government of Saskatchewan filed The Builders' Lien Amendment Regulations, 2020 (the Prompt Payment Regulations)

Less than 3 months after coming into force, the Federal Government has announced broad amendments to the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Regulations, SOR/2022-250.

With social distancing and "flattening the curve" becoming the new normal and perhaps even a civic duty of average Canadians, it is critically important to avoid large gatherings of individuals.

On November 27, 2024, the SCC released its decision in Quebec (Attorney General) v. Pekuakamiulnuatsh Takuhikan. This decision considers the interpretation of tripartite agreements for on-reserve police services...

In a previous article entitled "Enforcing Judgments: Not just a matter of being paid," we discussed judgment enforcement in Saskatchewan. In that article, it was noted that obtaining a judgment

Forum selection clauses are frequently used in commercial contracts, especially in cases where the parties to the contracts are based in different jurisdictions.

The Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board reports that in 2018 there were 16 per cent more workplace injuries caused by violence in Saskatchewan

In the recent decision Heimlick v Longley, the Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench considered for the first time since the updates to The Children's Law Act, 2020 and The Divorce Act...

In Saskatchewan, there are important distinctions between the appointment and duties of a power of attorney, health care proxy, and substitute health care decision maker.

The Summary Offences Procedure Act, 1990 (the "Act") has been amended for the purpose of addressing issues associated with enforcing First Nation laws.