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Two recent cases have helped to clarify the current approach to determining jurisdiction in employment disputes involving UK workers posted abroad, or foreign workers in the UK.

The Court of Appeal has considered a number of issues arising from an international sale of goods transaction, including the autonomy of a demand repayment guarantee.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario affirmed the nature of directors’ and officers’ fiduciary duties and clarified the application of the business judgment rule.

The Supreme Court's decision brings some much-needed clarity to the issue of whether a trial judge can disqualify an expert based on impartiality and lack of independence at the qualification stage (i.e., Mohan).

What is the result of the Crown's failure to properly plead its assumptions in the Reply? This issue was considered by the Tax Court in Health Quest Inc. v. The Queen.

The Ontario Securities Commission has approved amendments to Part IV of the Toronto Stock Exchange Company Manual.

After several failed attempts at reforming the "Mining Act", on December 10, 2013 the National Assembly finally adopted Bill 70, "An Act to amend the Mining Act".

On last December 10th, the National Assembly of Québec adopted Bill 70, An Act to amend the Mining Act.

The definition of "family relationship" in the draft Industry Canada regulations regarding Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation is a case in point.

In BP Canada Energy Company v. Minister of National Revenue (2015 FC 714), the Minister brought an application pursuant to subsection 231.7(1) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) (the "Act") before the Federal Court of Canada.

Justice Patrick Boyle recused himself from the two remaining issues with which he was seized in the transfer pricing case – costs and the content of the court’s public file.

In a recent Tax Court of Canada ruling the Court considered a motion for an Order directing the Appellant to attend and be cross-examined on its List of Documents pursuant to subsection 82(6) and paragraph 88(a) of the Tax Court of Canada Rules.

Employers in Ontario have two months to ensure that their workers and supervisors complete "basic occupational health and safety awareness training".

The Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision that outlines the parameters on the ability of the public to access information under Ontario’s FIPPA.

In Ironside v. The Queen (2015 TCC 116), the Tax Court allowed the Crown's Rule 58 motion for a determination of a question of law before the hearing.

ISO/IEC Standard 27018 changes the landscape in relation to the cloud, particularly for public bodies, as it allows them to finally access the benefits of the cloud, and keep control of the data.

A discussion on a recent case where the Court analyzes the difference for tax purposes between liabilities and embedded obligations, considers the law of contingent liabilities, the role of tax symmetry in the Income Tax Act, the role of the parties’ agreement and the role of accounting treatment in reaching the conclusion that embedded obligations are not liabilities that form part of proceeds of disposition.

The Privy Council has discussed the basis on which a term will be implied into a contract or other instrument. The particular case concerned the articles of association of a company, but it was made clear that the same approach should apply to the interpretation of contracts and statutory enactments.