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Sinopec Shanghai Engineering Co. Ltd., a member of the Sinopec group of companies, was fined $1.5 million this week after it pleaded guilty in Provincial Court to three charges under the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario released an important decision this week on the definition of "adverse effect" under the "Environmental Protection Act" (the "EPA").

We have previously looked at the question of whether rock debris flying through the air could be considered a "contaminant" having an "adverse effect" on the environment.

Since Nortel Networks Corporation, and a number of related companies (together, "Nortel"), initially filed under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) over two years ago, the Ontario Ministry of the Environment (the "MOE") has sought to hold Nortel responsible for environmental contamination remaining on properties it once owned.

The Ontario Court of Appeal this week clarified and narrowed the definition of "workplace" under the Occupational Health and Safety Act.

As we previously reported, the Quebec government last month issued an omnibus cleanup order respecting the Lac-Mégantic disaster, including orders of questionable validity against shareholders of parties which may bear primary responsibility.

For the first time, Ontario’s Environmental Review Tribunal has revoked the Ministry of the Environment’s decision to grant a Renewable Energy Approval.

Visa Canada Corporation and MasterCard Canada, Inc. submitted separate and individual voluntary proposals to reduce their net consumer credit card interchange rates.

The 2011 BC case of Metercor Inc. v. Kamloops shows a different way for a disgruntled bidder to challenge a procurement decision that has gone against them.

In a recent decision of the British Columbia Supreme Court, the Court upheld the termination for cause of a help desk analyst in the IT department who had been employed for over 20 years at Coast Capital Savings Credit Union.

Like all video game lawyers, we're interested in the wacky world of virtual property -- in-game characters and property -- and the questions that surround it, such as who owns virtual property, whether players have rights in virtual property, whether players can (or should) buy or sell virtual property for real money, etc.

At the trial level, the Crown used prior inconsistent examination for discovery evidence from the accused's civil suit at his criminal trial to impeach/test his credibility.

Indemnification clauses are fairly standard in commercial contracts. The decision to invoke those clauses, however, are often a matter of strategy.

The issue of Freemen-on-the-Land / Sovereign Citizens in Alberta courts was reignited by the case of Fearn v Canada Customs.

The Alberta Court of Appeal clarified the standard of review for decisions made by a case management judge regarding the amendment of pleadings.

The Supreme Court of Canada recently considered a trilogy of class-action cases, including Pro-Sys Consultants Ltd. v. Microsoft Corporation, 2013 SCC 57.

On March 5, the Alberta-based Bitcoin exchange Flexcoin collapsed, following a cyber attack that stole $600,000 worth of digital currency.