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The use of drones recreationally and commercially continues to grow exponentially in Canada.

Roof repairs. Asbestos removal. Window replacements. When a British Columbia landlord faces repairs or renovations in a rental building, the decision to evict an existing tenant to conduct...

The Senate passed Bill S-216 – the Effective and Accountable Charities Act – on December 9, 2021, potentially ushering in a highly-anticipated new era for Canadian registered charities...

Recently, the British Columbia Securities Commission ("BCSC") revoked and replaced BC Instrument 72-503 – Distribution of Securities outside British Columbia ...

In a time when personal lives are frequently broadcast online and the boundaries between work and personal time are increasingly blurred, the question arises...

In the decision of LT v DT Estate, 2019 BCSC 2130, the Supreme Court of British Columbia considered whether a wife could extract and use her recently deceased husband's reproductive material to create embryos...

The BC Legislature recently introduced Bill 27 – 2022: Attorney General Statutes Amendment Act (No. 2), 2022 ("Bill 27"), which includes proposed amendments to the Power of Attorney Act,...

It has long been held that the owner of a dog may be liable for the actions of their dog in one of two ways: strict liability under the doctrine of "scienter" or in negligence.

A reminder to insurers that Section 4 of the Insurance Regulation, pursuant to the new B.C. Insurance Act, is now in place as of July 1, 2012.

Hiring foreign nationals without legal authorization to work in Canada may result in non-compliance with immigration laws.

In R v Ali, 2020 ABCA 344, the Alberta Court of Appeal reiterated the longstanding principles that police officers are entitled to rely on information gathered by fellow officers during the course ...

B.C. Court of Appeal upholds the values of the implied undertaking when weighed against professional regulator's request to use information obtained in pre-trial discovery in other proceeding.

The B.C. Government has announced that the ban on evictions for non-payment of rent will end on September 1, 2020. This means that beginning September 1, 2020, tenants will be required to pay...

The B.C. Supreme Court recently released a decision which highlights the importance of complying with the deadlines set out in the Builders Lien Act, [SBC 1997] c 45 ("BLA"), and the limits of a contractor's remedies...

Canada’s proposed “space age” legislation is one step closer to fruition, as the federal government seeks to create Canada’s first dedicated legal framework for spacecraft launch and re-entry on Canadian soil.

On January 8, 2020, a Boeing 737-800 aircraft, operated as Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 ("Flight 752"), was shot down shortly after taking off from Tehran International Airport.

A BC Ferries Agreement gives one or more defendants an opportunity to settle out of a multi-party proceeding on the plaintiff's agreement...

The British Columbia Court of Appeal in Coburn v. Family Insurance Solutions clarified the scope of a vacancy exclusion in a homeowner’s policy.