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Hot water heater supplier rental Reliance Home Comfort acquired its largest competitor, National Energy Corporation.

A discussion on a decision in a recent case which provides important guidance on a number of competition law and damages issues.

Could Chevron's Canadian subsidiary be liable for environmental damages awarded against Chevron, the parent company, in Ecuador?

DRAM, which stands for dynamic random access memory, is a type of memory chip used in computers and other electronics.

One of the Supreme Court of Canada's most recent decisions definitively answers that question in the affirmative.

Canada’s ratification of the Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes between States and Nationals of other States (the "Convention") has been a long time coming.

On January 17, 2020, Justice Romaine of the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench released a potentially monumental decision in Alberta Securities Commission v Hennig

In a recent decision in H.M.B. Holdings Limited v. Antigua and Barbuda, 2020 ONCA 12, the Court of Appeal for Ontario upheld Mr. Justice Paul Perell's decision to dismiss H.M.B. Holdings Ltd.'s application to register ...

Christopher Brazeau and David Kift sued the Federal Government on behalf of a class of inmates in federal penitentiaries with serious mental illness.

The application of the "real and substantial connection" test for enforcement of foreign judgments was further clarified by the Ontario Court of Appeal in a recent decision, part of a bitter and protracted legal battle over nearly $10 billion in environmental damages caused by the operations of Texaco (later acquired by the defendant Chevron) in Ecuador.

July 1, 2017, is not just Canada's 150th birthday. It is also the day when important changes to Canada's anti-spam law ("CASL") come into force.

In Working Families Ontario v. Ontario, Justice E.M. Morgan of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice found that Ontario's amendments to the Ontario Election Finances Act ("EFA") to impose...

Defamation law continues to grow and change as courts attempts to balance the constitutional right to freedom of expression with the right against reputational damage.

Used car listing website operator CarGurus Inc.'s attempt to force rival Trader Corporation to supply it with vehicle listing data has encountered a dead end as the Competition Tribunal denied it leave to commence a private application under several provisions of the Competition Act.

On July 5, the Supreme Court upheld its strict test for preventing conflicts of interest in the legal profession.

In a close, 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court of Canada recently reinforced the primacy of arbitration agreements.

The Competition Bureau’s auto parts investigation is one of the biggest investigations it has ever undertaken.