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Over the last decade, Canada has become one of the leading markets globally for delivering much-needed public infrastructure by way of public-private partnerships and alternative finance and procurement, the name given to PPPs in Ontario.

Saskatchewan's highest court has ruled that the federal carbon pricing legislation is constitutional.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project is once again in the hands of the Federal Court of Appeal after the September 4, 2019 decision in Raincoast Conservation Foundation v. Canada (Attorney General) (Raincoast Conservation).

Nothing is going to happen for a few months at least. On July 13, Theresa May was declared the new Prime Minister, after David Cameron announced his resignation immediately following the vote.

In late June, the U.S. government enacted an order that prohibits the entry of certain foreign workers to the United States.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice held that trust claims pursuant to s.8 of the Construction Lien Act do not survive the bankruptcy of the trustee debtor.

In October 2012, The Futura Loyalty Group Inc. commenced proceedings under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act.

To comply with Canada's obligations under the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), draft legislation proposing amendments to Canada's patent laws, among other measures...

The Federal Court recently expunged a sublicensee's registration of the brand owner's trademarks on the basis of bad faith and awarded punitive damages to the brand owner.

It has been an interesting time in the NAFTA talks.

A few times a year, I take the train down to Montreal to visit my grandmother. In the past, my grandmother would give me detailed instructions to get to her house once I got off the train.

Despite the pandemic defining much of 2020, five key decisions were released last year of lasting impact to businesses and commercial dealings.

On January 18, Ontario’s Court of Appeal in "Jones v. Tsige" rendered a landmark decision that recognized a new common law tort – "intrusion on seclusion". This cause of action dealing with invasion of privacy now exists in addition to any other rights of action for privacy breaches.

In a strong and purposefully worded decision, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice recognized a new cause of action referred to as "public disclosure of private facts."

The IOC Consensus Statement extends the 2007 IOC Consensus Statement on Sexual Harassment and Abuse in Sport.

Many businesses understand that if they violate Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation, which regulates the sending of commercial electronic messages, their business may be subject to penalties for breach of CASL.

The CRTC has issued a revised policy framework for local and community television, following a lengthy written proceeding and oral public hearing beginning in mid-2015, which The Spotlight covered here.

On November 17, 2020, the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, Navdeep Bains, proposed a significant overhaul to Canada's privacy legislation that would reinsert