This post is the third in a row about expert evidence.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Court of Appeal has held that the Information and Privacy Commissioner for this province (the "Commissioner")...

The arrival of spring should bring thoughts of renewal… to your privacy practices.

Proposed amendments to Edmonton's Zoning By-law were heard by City Council on June 28, 2017.

In the recent decision Index Investment Inc. v. Paradise (Town), 2023 NLSC 112, the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador validated the Town of Paradise's decision...

On June 25, 2018, the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island (the "Supreme Court") released its much anticipated decision in Mi'kmaq of P.E.I. v. Province of P.E.I.

Expropriation is a live issue in Canadian courts. The Supreme Court of Canada's decision to broaden the test for constructive expropriation in Annapolis Group Inc. v Halifax Regional Municipality (2022 SCC 36)...

On June 20, 2024 the Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2023 (the "Economic Statement") received Royal Assent and became law.

On June 20, 2014, the Government of Canada announced a series of reforms to overhaul the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

Most labour and employment lawyers and human resources practitioners made a point of seeing the film "Up in the Air" starring George Clooney who, in his job at Career Transitions Corporation, traveled about the United States firing people.

We are pleased to present Beyond the border: A year end immigration wrap-up. Compiled by Lawyers from our Immigration team, this 2023 update covers topics including the Government...

child and her adoptive parents "found themselves caught up in a judge-made vortex of uncertainty and delay" when a judge made a "self-directed constitutional reference" instead of issuing an adoption order, prolonging and complicating the adoption proceedings.

In September 2012, a jury in Ontario assessed damages for a former Walmart employee. In late May 2012, the Ontario Court of Appeal varied those damages.

Paul Thomas Richards became unable to work in late 2008 due to fatigue, depression, and other ailments.

Sports-related concussions have been in the news a lot recently. Hockey star Sidney Crosby made headlines after he suffered his fourth career concussion in 2017.

Entertainment and IT contracts are often full of uncertain promises about future possibilities – such as exercise of options, working together on various manifestations of an entertainment or IT property, serving in various capacities if a project moves ahead, co-producing/developing if certain financing and other factors are satisfied, etc.

Nova Scotia's Cyber-safety Act is no more, after a successful Charter challenge to the legislation.

What can you do when your corporation wants to complete a complex transaction requiring significant corporate restructuring that cannot be easily completed under the corporation's governing statute?

In preparing for the 2015 proxy season, you should be aware of some regulatory changes that may impact disclosure to and interactions with your shareholders.

As joint owners of a business, what do you do when the business relationship falls apart? And what if one owner undermines the business in the process?