As the number of Canadians receiving COVID-19 vaccines continues to rise, vaccine passports are now sparking discussion as a means to return to "normal".

Rent-to-own agreements have become an increasingly popular option for individuals seeking to transition from renting to homeownership.

Artificial Intelligence has stolen the spotlight of 2023. In particular, ChatGPT has become the fastest-growing application in history, reaching the milestone of 100 million users in its first few...

Pound v. iWave, 2017 PECA 17, a recent decision by the Prince Edward Island Court of Appeal, is a cautionary tale for employers about the legal issues that may arise when standard form employment...

Canadian labour legislation, such as the New Brunswick Industrial Relations Act, is designed to provide employees with the opportunity to establish, and protect, bargaining rights.

In a recent article, (In New Brunswick, When Do You Become "Common-Law"?), we discussed how long it takes to become common-law in New Brunswick.

Product liability claims are often rooted in provincial sale of goods legislation. Sale of goods statutes afford consumers a set of protections, which are fairly uniform across jurisdictions.

The pandemic continues to wreak havoc on many industries. Whether it is supply chain issues, employee absences, or rental disputes, those relationships are all governed by contracts.

Nova Scotia recently became the eighth province to onboard the federal government's COVID-19 exposure notification application, joining Ontario, Newfoundland and Labrador,

Certain entities are required to disclose their efforts to combat forced labour and child labour within their supply chains by May 31, 2024.

Corporations incorporated under the Business Corporations Act (New Brunswick) (the "Act") are now required to collect significantly more share ownership information than what has historically been required.

The British Columbia Court of Appeal decision Shalagin v. Mercer Celgar Limited Partnership, 2023 BCCA 373 (CanLII) is a reminder for employers and employees alike that surreptitious recordings (a.k.a. secret recordings)...

As Canada forges ahead on its commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, Atlantic Canada looks poised to play a central role in this transition.

With advances in medical technology, the use of assisted human reproduction has increased significantly in the past 40 years, since the first child born from in vitro fertilization (IVF) was born

As Canada's population continues to grow, and as immigration remains an area of key focus for our government, foreign business owners may be looking to expand their operations into the country.

Earlier this fall, the Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") released its decision in Chandos Construction Ltd. v. Deloitte Restructuring Inc. ("Chandos") .

Being presented with a contract in the music industry, whether a big deal or small, can be both exciting and anxiety inducing.

The recent decision of Ontario's Superior Court of Justice in Peterson v. College of Psychologists of Ontario, 2023 ONSC 4685, reminds professionals that their right of free speech under Canada's Charter of Rights...

Effective August 30, 2024, Nova Scotia implemented amendments to the condominium development fee regime under the Condominium Act through O.I.C. 2024-289 (N.S. Reg. 150/2024).

In Choice Properties Limited Partnership v Penady (Barrie) Ltd., 2020 ONSC 3517, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice weighed in on what constitutes a fair and reasonable sale procedure...