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Siloxane D5, a common ingredient in many cosmetics and other toiletries, is the first subject of an independent Environment Canada review of a prior decision identifying a substance as toxic.

Critical debates have been sparked following the announcement by Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver of an overhaul of environmental assessment rules. So far it appears that voters have accepted that some change to environmental assessment rules is worthwhile, but the public will be paying close attention to the motives behind any change.

Earlier this year, Environment Minister Peter Kent stated in the House of Commons that the federal government was going to look more carefully at shale gas extraction, and in particular the impact of fracturing technology.

Federal Natural Resources Joe Oliver, in a speech in Calgary on Wednesday, committed to reforming and streamlining the federal environmental approvals process in the coming months.

As Davis first discussed, the Open for Business Act, 2010 made several changes to the Environmental Protection Act, Ontario Water Resources Act and Safe Drinking Water Act, 2002, including introducing changes to the environmental approvals regime.

According to reports from CBC and The Globe and Mail, the U.S. State Department will issue its decision regarding TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline project later today.

Prior to 1981 most Canadian lawyers did not consider that putting work out to tender created a legal relationship.

In Procurement Law Basics Part 1, we covered the creation of Contract A and Contract B in a simple tendering process. In this Part 2, we start to look at one of the nuances that the courts have developed in deciding the contents of Contract A - the bidding contract.

"Procurement Law Basics - Part 2" looked at the case of MJB Enterprises, where the Supreme Court of Canada implied a term into Contract A that only a compliant bid may be accepted by the owner.

The amendments to the Ontario Human Rights Code have brought about significant changes to the way in which human rights complaints are adjudicated in Ontario.

Datel Design & Development and Microsoft have buried the hatchet, settling their respective anti-trust and patent-infringement lawsuits against each other in relation to the Xbox 360 system. The companies have been battling it out in the courts since 2009.

Kotaku is reporting that Electronic Arts has filed a lawsuit asking the US federal court to hold that it has a constitutional right to depict helicopters based on real-life models in its video games.

A few years ago, Wizards of the Coast (a subsidiary of Hasbro), creators of the popular trading card game Magic: The Gathering, developed Magic: The Gathering Online, a video game version of the trading card game.

Mattel, the owner of the SCRABBLE trade-mark, sued Zynga for trade-mark infringement in the UK, claiming that Zynga’s SCRAMBLE WITH FRIENDS game was confusingly similar to Mattel’s SCRABBLE registration.

Whether information is relevant and material, and therefore producible to opposing parties, is a question every litigator must grapple with when preparing for trial.

Justice Morawetz of the Ontario Superior Court announced last week that the next step in the long-running Nortel insolvency proceedings would be a cross-border joint trial to carve up the rump of Nortel’s liquidated assets.

Canadian Solar Inc. ("CSI") is a Canadian company incorporated under the Canada Business Corporation Act, and trades on the NASDAQ exchange.