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The recent Federal Court decision in "Canada (Attorney General) v. Aéroport de Québec inc." will serve as a reminder to employers that there may only be a relatively short window of time to challenge decisions rendered by pension regulators.

In this post, we discuss the amendments in the new Employment Pension Plans Act and the accompanying Employment Pension Plans Regulation.

On November 15, 2011 Nova Scotia introduced Bill 96, An Act Respecting Pension Benefits, for first reading. If passed, the current Nova Scotia Pension Benefits Act would be repealed and replaced in its entirety by Bill 96.

The Québec legislator recently amended the Supplemental Pension Plans Act (SPPA) to negate the potential impact of the decision rendered by the Québec Court of Appeal in the Multi‑Marques case.

On February 18, 2016, after a thorough and rigorous analysis which included closely monitoring the rewards-based whistleblower programs offered by the U.S. and Ontario, the Autorité des marchés financiers announced...

As of November 30, 2013, the Alberta Energy Regulator will take over administration of the "Public Lands Act" and the exploration provisions of the "Mines and Minerals Act" insofar as the legislation applies to energy resource activities.

Ancestors of WFN entered into Treaty 3 with Canada in 1873. Today, about 350 WFN members reside on a reserve located in northwestern Ontario.

In part 1 of our 4 part series on mobile payments we touched upon the interdependencies among the various stakeholders participating in a mobile payments solution and the importance of integration – even if there’s no central integrator.

A recent Federal Court decision clarifies and extends federal jurisdiction to Métis and non-status Indians.

On November 1, 2012, the National Assembly of Québec introduced Bill 1, a bill amending the Act respecting contracting by public bodies.

For many years, leading information technology (IT) companies have squared off against patent owners around the world seeking to extract value from their IT patents.

The statutory privilege is subject to those exceptions that apply to solicitor-client privilege, and privilege can be expressly or implicitly waived by the client.

Normally, a motion judge's decision dismissing an action for delay is entitled to considerable deference.

Judges asked to approve class action settlements must determine whether that settlement is in the "best interests of the class." The task is challenging, as the settlements are presented on consent, ...

In his April 21, 2016 decision in Parsons v. The Canadian Red Cross Society, Justice Perrell of the Ontario Superior Court refused to allow an intervenor to participate in a motion concerning the distribution of an approved settlement.

As iGaming Ontario (iGO), a subsidiary of the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), gets closer to accepting applications for Internet gaming (igaming) entities that wish to participate...

A public hospital was the victim of a cyberattack during which the threat actor accessed numerous hospital systems. The IPC opened a file relating to this breach, and subsequently...

In November 2021, Forest, the petitioner, subscribed to various services from Bell, the respondent, including residential phone services. At that time, he was informed that only his first initial and last name...