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...

All businesses require cashflow to operate. The construction industry is a perfect example of that. The entire underpinning of The Builders' Lien Act is to provide some protection for those who provide services.

Acting as your own general contractor has its perks, however it unfortunately does not free you of the legal obligations that exist for both owners and general contractors within...

As Canada shifts toward a more sustainable future, project owners in the clean economy sector have a unique opportunity to capitalize on Investment Tax Credits (ITCs).

One of the main responsibilities of someone acting under a Power of Attorney (a "POA") is to keep good records of how they manage the finances and property of the person they are helping.

When you contact our office to prepare a new or revised Will, we will very likely recommend that you consider completing a Power of Attorney at the same time.

In the Supreme Court of Canada’s recent decision in Canadian National Railway Co. v. McKercher LLP, the Chief Justice of Canada writing on behalf of the entire Court re-asserted the importance of the "bright line rule" for conflicts of interest faced by legal practitioners.

On June 27, 2019, the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board issued a decision on LRB File No. 015. This was the first full decision of an Essential Services Tribunal (the "Tribunal")

Saskatchewan's startup ecosystem is growing, and with it comes the need for legal counsel that understands how innovation happens through relationships, long-term decisions, and integrated support.

Effective January 1, 2026, the Law Society of Saskatchewan may now grant limited licences to practice law in Saskatchewan. Under this new framework, individuals who are not lawyers can now...

When you stop to get a coffee at a local drive-thru, where the brand of the restaurant is highly recognizable, and it has multiple locations set up across the country

Whether you are an out-of-province purchaser considering an acquisition in Saskatchewan or a business operating in Saskatchewan considering a sale or acquisition...

The criminal justice system is a crucial aspect of the Canadian legal system; however, it has limitations.

Employers are generally familiar with the distinction between an employee and an independent contractor.

On March 31st, 2023, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (the "CNSC") published an update to its REGDOC-3.5.3, Regulatory Fundamentals. This regulatory document details fundamental...

Estate planning often involves the use of testamentary trusts for purposes such as gifting to minors and gifting to adult dependants with a disability. In some cases, clients request...

In October 2018, Bill C-45, the Cannabis Act is set to come into effect, legalizing the use of recreational marijuana in Canada. While medical marijuana has been legal for some time, the legalization...

In Canada, child welfare (the term used to describe a set of government and private services designed to protect children and encourage family stability) has historically fallen...

One of the most critical skills a young lawyer can develop is not necessarily displayed in the Courtroom, it's the art of managing client expectations. While legal practice is about crafting arguments...

A recent Supreme Court of Canada case, Earthco Soil Mixtures Inc. v Pine Valley Enterprises Inc.(Earthco), clarifies when buyers and sellers can agree to different terms than those required by sale of goods laws.