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On January 3, 2012, Ontario Superior Court Justice Carole Brown J. granted an injunction to the Wahgoshig First Nation (the "WFN") restraining a junior minor from engaging in all mining exploration activities for 120 days on Treaty 9 lands upon finding that the company failed to consult the WFN prior to conducting its exploratory drilling.

In a surprising move Industry Minister Christian Paradis announced on Friday that Petronas' $5.9 billion takeover bid for Progress Energy had been rejected under the Investment Canada Act.

In the ever changing world of bio-fuel technology there are always twists to the story line. Soaring energy prices are thinning profit margins in the transport sector and increasing operational costs in many manufacturing industries.

The recent decision by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission to grant a five year uranium exploration license to Strateco Resources for a project in the Otish Basin in northern Québec has led to significant discussion about the future of uranium exploration and mining in Québec.

The trend towards producer-pay recycling in British Columbia has been growing in recent years, resulting in significant changes to the operations of a variety of commercial interests in the province.

As we reported earlier this year, a public inquiry into the death of a Calgary man made a number of recommendations as to the procedures to be followed for utility disconnection.

In the ever changing world of bio-fuel technology there are always twists to the story line.

The British Columbia government yesterday introduced a bill, the Family Law Act, to reform British Columbia's family laws and replace the 1978 statute, the Family Relations Act.

The first sitting of the Alberta legislature for 2012 opened today with Lieutenant Governor Donald Ethell delivering the speech from the throne.

In a recent decision, the Supreme Court of Canada held that Pfizer’s patent relating to sildenafil, the effective compound in Viagra, did not meet the disclosure requirements of the Patent Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. P 4.

In Mustafi v All-Pitch Roofing Ltd., the Court of Appeal of Alberta analyzed when an employer is vicariously liable for the negligent driving of an employee in a company owned vehicle.

Justice Clackson clarified that even when statements or allegations of fact used in pleadings are "sensational and embarrassing," they may still be appropriately included.

Earlier this week, the Supreme Court of Canada heard the appeal of Cojocaru (Guardian Ad Litem) v. British Columbia Women’s Hospital and Health Center.

Bad procedure can preclude bad faith claims under the Crown Liability and Proceedings Act. In a recent decision, the Divisional Court in His Majesty the King in right of Ontario v. Dell clarified the proper procedure...

The Supreme Court of Canada released its decision on the eligibility of Justice Marc Nadon to be appointed to a seat designated for a judge from Quebec.

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently addressed the issue of whether Ontario courts may substitute, dispense with, or validate service of legal documents in countries that are parties to the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters.

In the decision of Southcott Estates Inc. v. Toronto Catholic District School Board, the Supreme Court of Canada addressed the question of whether a plaintiff seeking specific performance of a real estate transaction justifies a failure to mitigate its damages.