The Supreme Court of Canada has granted leave to appeal in "Canadian National Railway v. McKercher LLP et al.", which raises significant issues.

Canada's Defence Industrial Strategy marks a fundamental shift in defence procurement, linking national security with industrial capacity, supply chains, and workforce development. This three-part series examines the legal and business implications for organizations in defence and dual-use sectors, covering procurement frameworks, intellectual property considerations, and contract lifecycle management.

Now that many people are working remotely and engaging in social distancing, self-isolation, or self-quarantine, many may be wondering: "How can I continue to sign contracts...

As part of the 2019 Federal Budget, the Government of Canada proposed new rules which would generally limit certain existing deductions associated with stock options to an annual amount of $200,000

It's important for owners and general contractors ("GC") to understand how delay, cost overruns and deficiencies can impact the bottom line.

The Government of Saskatchewan has recently announced plans for various amendments to the Saskatchewan Employment Act [SEA].

The Government of Saskatchewan took several legislative steps this week designed to address labour and employment issues as Saskatchewan employers reel from the economic impact of ...

ESG or Environmental, Social and Governance, is a growing consideration for investors and can generate value for businesses, including those organized by Indigenous communities in pursuit of economic development objectives.

The provincial government has passed legislation permitting certain professions to self-regulate. This allows for a regulatory body to be established which creates bylaws, policies...

In 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada held that a reasonable expectation of privacy attached to the subscriber information associated with an Internal Protocol...

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, there are many opportunities presenting themselves daily, perhaps more than ever.

Joseph A. Gill and Regina lawyer, Annie B. Quangtakoune, provide a discussion on the types of security founders can offer when making plans to raise and access their Saskatchewan venture capital investments.

Much of the focus of Saskatchewan's economic rebound after the last few years of instability has been on the resource sector, both on new or alternative energy sources such as helium or small...

The Government of Saskatchewan is working to achieve a 40 per cent emissions reduction from 2005 levels in Saskatchewan power generation by the end of 2029.

We are seeing more clients turn to AI tools to draft business contracts, leases, and other legal documents. AI can be a helpful starting point for business owners in Saskatchewan but when users use AI for legal work...

By some numbers, private sector investment in the Saskatchewan tech sector in the 18 months leading up to January of 2019 ...

Bill C-69 creates a new regime for dealing with the vast array of issues involved in the assessment and approval of resource development projects.

Boyd v Dreher is a recent Saskatchewan Court of Appeal case where the Court determined that a parenting arrangement should not be centred around one parent who works an irregular schedule.

Regulated professions in Saskatchewan are governed by different legislation which sets out requirements related to membership, obligations of members and the regulator, and governance, among other things.

There is a strange comfort knowing that an opposing party is represented by counsel. Two legal practitioners are both familiar with the rules of civil procedure, and while they take opposed positions on the merits...