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Integrity, probity, and good faith… ethical issues are making the front page of every newspaper, demanding our attention.

Changes to the Canada Labour Code became effective April 1, 2014 including amendment of the time limits for making complaints of unpaid wages.

The Alberta Energy Regulator will pilot a "play-based" regulatory framework for unconventional oil and gas development in part of the Duvernay shale play in west-central Alberta this fall.

On July 6, 2013, shortly before 1:00 am, a Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway freight train which was parked for the night on a hill seven miles above Lac Megantic, Quebec started to roll.

FracFocus is widely used by the oil and gas industry for chemical disclosures. Thus far, at least twenty states rely on the website to store its disclosures.

The Canadian province of New Brunswick has appointed a three person Commission to study if the moratorium on hydraulic fracturing should be lifted.

The Nova Scotia Legislature has resolved to ban "high-volume, hydraulic fracturing" in Nova Scotia.

Over the past couple of years, the number of studies related to the alleged environmental impact from hydraulic fracturing have increased dramatically.

On November 26, 2014, Dawn Whittaker, Adrienne Oliver, Derek Chiasson and Darren Hueppelsheuser, hosted a live webcast on some key tax considerations for those with an interest in the mining industry.

Soon after the city of Denton passed a prohibition on fracking earlier this year, the city was sued by several parties alleging that the fracking ban was invalid. It appears that the city of Denton may have some support in its defense of the fracking ban.

On October 7, 2014, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection filed a complaint against a Marcellus operator with the Pennsylvania Environmental Hearing Board, alleging that the operator had violated Pennsylvania’s Clean Streams laws.

CMS has published a number of new resources on its Open Payments website, including new Frequently Asked Questions that cover topics ranging from disputes by physician owners to distributor reporting to research classification and reporting. Interested parties are encouraged to visit the FAQ website.

Je reviens sur cette histoire de l’entreprise Typo, dont est actionnaire Ryan Seacrest.

Le 16 octobre 2015, Mme Johanne Bélisle, Commissaire aux brevets, Registraire des marques de commerce et Présidente de l'Office de la propriété intellectuelle du Canada (OPIC) a prononcé une allocution durant l'Assemblée annuelle de l'Institut de la propriété intellectuelle

Le 28 avril dernier, à notre bureau de Montréal, nous avons organisé une conférence portant sur les principales modifications touchant la propriété intellectuelle au Canada...

Class actions have a long history in Canada. Quebec first enacted class action legislation in 1978 and the two largest common law provinces, Ontario and British Columbia, followed suit in the early 1990s.

Clarke Hunter, co-chair of the Transnational litigation team, addresses the issues to consider when involved in transnational litigation.