November 2021

More than four decades after the landmark Consolidated Bathurst decision, a provincial appeal court sides with an insurer that denied...

Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. (NTI) is considering legal action against the government of Nunavut for changes it made on how Inuit-owned...

Canadian Transportation Agency has directed airlines to reconsider passenger requests based on new guidance.

If a standard form agreement contains an indemnity, signing it may significantly increase the risk to your client.

B.C. is bringing in mandatory paid sick leave in 2022. Five days will replace the three that have been a...

A declaration calling for “the immediate end of vaccine passports and mandates” and a “public inquiry into the handling of...

2019 Criminal Code amendment adds strangulation as separate offence

Interventions have long been extremely common at the Supreme Court of Canada. Most cases will have at least a few...

A legal battle more than three years in the making has ended between the City of Toronto and the Ontario...

Dispute under a union agreement is subject to arbitration, not a civil action

The former chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada will aide talks between the federal government and child-welfare...

First Nations in Ontario could receive billions in back-rent after court ruling

CALGARY - A man who removed his mask and deliberately coughed on a server at a Calgary bar last year...

It takes years to build a reputation, but that reputation can unravel with frightening speed based on one ill-advised act...

The B.C. government has officially asked the federal government in Ottawa to decriminalize possession for personal use of certain types...

The Supreme Court is being asked to determine whether Canada’s military judges are truly independent.