10/22/2026 5:10:47 PM The Most Dangerous Evidence Is the Evidence You Haven't Created Yet By Craig Alcock Most executives understand the importance of preserving evidence after a significant incident, but fewer appreciate that, in some...
10/22/2026 4:57:26 PM New Employment Contracts for Existing Employees Require Fresh Consideration By Hema Ahuja What Happened? In the B.C. Supreme Court decision of Chowanetz v. Ivor Forest Products Ltd., 2026 BCSC 1760, an existing employee signed...
10/20/2026 10:32:36 PM Summary Judgment: A Business Tool, Not Just a Litigation Procedure By Craig Alcock Litigation Comes at a CostLitigation is expensive in more than just monetary terms. It consumes management time, creates uncertainty, and...
10/20/2026 9:32:51 PM Kebaowek: New Guidance on UNDRIP and Federal Regulatory Approvals By Katerina Maragos Mardi McNaughton What the Court Decided The Federal Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Kebaowek First Nation v. Canadian Nuclear Laboratories provides...
10/20/2026 9:28:23 PM Court declares key portion of Impact Assessment Act unconstitutional... again By Mardi McNaughton In 2023, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) concluded that much of the federal scheme under the Impact Assessment Act (IAA) was...
10/20/2026 5:23:32 PM Amended Rules for Non-GAAP Financial Measures Ahead of IFRS 18 By Katy Josephs Summary of AmendmentsThe Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) have published final amendments to National Instrument 52-112 –...
10/16/2026 2:53:07 PM Alberta Courts Have the Tools to Shut Down Abusive Litigation Early By Craig Alcock A recent Alberta King's Bench decision, Reagan v. Bushell, 2026 ABKB 723, highlights a little-known procedure that allows the Court to...
10/15/2026 8:45:35 PM When AI Hallucinates, California Legislates By Mardi McNaughton Law firms, courts and legal regulators everywhere are grappling with the same question: how do we take advantage of generative AI while...
10/13/2026 6:07:55 PM As AI Grows, So Does the Need for Energy Infrastructure By Katerina Maragos Alicia Quesnel AI is rapidly becoming an energy story as much as a technology story. Behind every new data center is a need for significant and reliable...
10/9/2026 1:46:02 PM The Rise of the 'Fair and Reasonable Offer': Alberta Human Rights Tribunal sees an Uptick in Dismissals By Lauren Coles Tribunal Dismisses Complaint After Fair and Reasonable Offer Rejected In a recent case out of the Alberta Human Rights Tribunal, Silva v...
10/8/2026 2:18:50 PM When Delay Becomes the Story: Alberta Courts Have Lost Patience with Stalled Litigation By Craig Alcock A lawsuit can start with a strong claim and still end in dismissal if it is not prosecuted diligently. Recent Alberta decisions continue...
10/7/2026 2:20:59 PM CSA Proposes New National IT Integrity Framework for Canadian Market Infrastructure By Katy Josephs National Instrument 26-101: Information Technology System Integrity On October 1, 2026, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA)...