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On January 14, the Canadian government announced significant changes to open work permits (OWPs) for certain spouses, common-law partners, and children of temporary foreign workers, effective January 21, 2025.

The Canada Revenue Agency recently established a cryptocurrency-focused unit. This team is equipped with technological tools that help in tackling the tax auditing of your transactions.

The explosion of social media usage has transformed the way products and services are marketed and how businesses interact with consumers to promote their brands.

On June 5, 2025, the Quebec government announced significant changes as part of its 2026–2029 Immigration Plan, affecting the pathway to permanent residence for temporary foreign workers in Quebec.

The Éric v. Lola decision, handed down more than eleven years ago by the Supreme Court of Canada, marked a decisive turning point in the recognition of the rights of de facto spouses in Quebec.

The legislator has protected the rights of the main players in the construction industry by granting them the right to publish a notice of legal hypothec...

You've surely heard a business owner tell you that it is more advantageous to sell a business to a third party than to their own children.

For the professional seller or manufacturer wishing to do business in Québec, it is vital to be aware of the legal particularities that apply in the province. Important distinctions exist...

In September 2023, the National Assembly held special consultations on Bill 22, through which a major paradigm shift is underway with respect to expropriation in Québec.

Every three years, each municipality and city in Québec reviews the values of all properties within its territory, organized into assessment units. These values are then used as the basis for calculating municipal and school taxes.

As of August 14, 2025, a significant new provision will come into effect in Québec regarding the sale of divided co-ownership properties. This new regulation aims to strengthen transparency...

In September, several municipalities, including the cities of Montréal, Chambly, Saint-Jérôme, Lévis, Sorel-Tracy and Rimouski, tabled their new three-year property assessment rolls effective January 1, 2023.

The Government of Quebec has recently launched the new Skilled Worker Selection Program (SWSP), aimed at skilled workers and offering a pathway to permanent residence...

The Quebec real estate market experienced significant economic and regulatory changes in 2022, which will undoubtedly shape the 2023 landscape

Security deposits are a common practice in commercial leasing. They are defined as the payment of a sum of money by the tenant to guarantee performance of the latter's obligations under the terms of the lease.

Whether it is restrictions on the use of property, guidelines on the use of public space or the imposing of fees, municipal by-laws can have a major impact on the operation of a business...

Understanding the differences between the main types of construction contracts available under Quebec construction law is the key to managing costs and determining everyone's obligations in a construction project.

The parties to a construction project contract have to make decisions that require them to interpret their contractual obligations and engage in conduct that could be considered by the Court in the event of a dispute.

In Canadian and Québec tax law, corporate directors hold a strategic position that exposes them to significant personal liability. These include the liability for source deductions and consumption...