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In the wake of federal plans to legalize recreational cannabis use, the Western Provinces announced licensing schemes for private sale.

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) represent a strategic approach for companies looking to grow, diversify, or streamline their operations.

The federal government has recently signalled that it is considering creating a federal CSR Ombudsperson. This person would investigate allegations of wrongdoing by Canadian corporations acting abroad.

Effective January 1, 2017 there are new accessibility standards for employers with under 50 employees.

More often than not, the employer asserts frustration of the employment contract when an employee is absent on a lengthy medical leave and there is little prospect of a return to work in the foreseeable future.

Union organizing campaigns can start in several different ways, however many find at their root a feeling among employees of unfair or unequal treatment by their employer.

"Privity of contract" is a common law tradition. The rights and obligations imposed by contracts are private – strangers to the contract generally have no entitlement to enforce such rights

In order to implement the green energy act, Ontario has recently adopted O. Reg. 359/09, to set up a new regime for accelerated approvals of renewable energy projects (wind, solar, anaerobic digestion and biomass combustion).

Health Canada’s wind turbine health study is doomed to irrelevance, because is largely based on asking people whether they are annoyed about wind turbines.

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I’ve supported renewable energy for more than 30 years, even before my years as legal counsel for the Ministry of Energy.

A recent report documents the rejection of anti-wind health claims by 48 courts and tribunals in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the US.

Essroc also pleaded guilty to failing to comply with the ministry's noise guidelines as required by their ECA from March 14, 2012, to June 21, 2012.

The Ontario Legislature should soon get on with second reading of Bill 37, An Act respecting Invasive Species.

Recently, the Township of Centre Wellington—a small, growing municipality in Ontario— lost a bid for rights to a well, and potential drinking water supply for its residents.

Buildings are a tremendous source of greenhouse gas ("GHG") emissions. It is estimated that buildings contribute up to one third of global GHG emissions.

Can the Municipality of Clarington, Ontario, by bylaw, force Hydro One to submit a groundwater study in order to build a $296 million transformer station, that has been directed to be built by the Ontario Power Authority, and approved by the Ministry of the Environment?