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Small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) are – as their name implies – smaller, modular versions of commercial reactors.

COVID-19 has unfortunately forced many businesses to make the extremely hard decision to lay off workers until the economy improves.

Hiring fast without clear written expectations feels light speed – right up until it turns into chaos. At that point, it is no longer “moving fast,” but rather managing uncertainty around roles, compensation...

In Shot Both Sides v Canada, the Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") considered whether Indigenous communities can commence claims alleging that the Crown has contravened its treaty obligations.

When a Canadian corporation becomes insolvent and can no longer meet its obligations, the natural result is that the creditors come knocking. When this scenario arises, creditors and corporations...

The important concept of "jurisdiction" relates to a decision maker's authority or power to interpret and apply the law.

Saskatchewan has officially brought The Defamation Act into force. The Defamation Act replaces the province's century-old Libel and Slander Act, which had been in place since 1909. The new legislation reflects the realities of modern communication and is designed to address how reputational harm occurs in an era dominated by online publishing, social media, and digital news platforms.

In today's competitive real estate market, particularly in urban areas like Saskatoon and Regina, escalation clauses are appearing more frequently in residential offers to purchase.

On January 16, 2020, the Canadian Securities Administrators issued CSA Staff Notice 21-327 (linked here). The Notice provides clarity as to the application of securities legislation (registration)

If you are a Canadian registered charity, there are complex rules around the receipt and disbursement of property (e.g., gifts). This article covers the pitfalls and opportunities related to that property.

Canada's Defence Industrial Strategy shifts focus from one-time procurement deals to long-term commercial relationships, emphasizing readiness, supply chain integrity, and domestic partnerships as critical factors throughout the defence contract lifecycle. Legal counsel must now address governance frameworks, SME participation barriers, Indigenous partnerships, and Arctic sovereignty considerations that extend well beyond traditional bid preparation. This analysis explores how these strategic imperatives tr

Vacation time for lawyers is both critical to our well-being and unfortunately, disruptive. Young lawyers at our firm often struggle with how to plan their vacation time, deciding how available to be during vacation.

Title Insurance has become a routine part of buying residential real property in Saskatchewan. For a typical new home buyer, there are two types of title insurance policies to be aware of.

Online incorporation services make it easy to file articles and create a legal entity, but they often leave critical gaps in corporate governance, bylaws, and organizational documentation.

The Canada Revenue Agency has recently declared that as of March 31, 2019 all official charitable donations receipts must include the name and website address of the Canada Revenue Agency

A person with an interest in the estate can apply to remove an administrator or executor of an estate.[1] Most often, this is a beneficiary who is concerned that the estate is not being managed properly or fairly.

Property division after a spousal relationship has ended can be emotional and difficult. This difficulty is increased when there are family pets involved. Family Law lawyers often receive...