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14 Osler lawyers recognized in Lexpert Special Edition: Infrastructure 2025

Osler is pleased to announce that 14 of our lawyers are featured in the Lexpert Special Edition: Infrastructure 2025.

Maureen Killoran, KC, becomes a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers

Osler is proud to announce that Maureen Killoran, KC, has become a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL), widely considered to be...

Brad Gilmour joins Osler’s Regulatory, Indigenous and Environmental group as a partner

Brad specializes in complex regulatory and environmental approvals for some of Canada’s largest and most important projects, advising clients...

Climate change-related litigation grew in volume and diversity in 2023: Osler’s Jennifer Fairfax – Canadian Lawyer

Osler’s Jennifer Fairfax told Canadian Lawyer magazine that even though climate-change litigation is “in its infancy” in Canada it is a growing...

Deirdre Sheehan joins Osler’s Regulatory, Indigenous and Environmental practice in Calgary as a partner

Deirdre Sheehan has joined Osler’s Regulatory team in Calgary with extensive experience in the regulatory and environmental aspects of electricity,...

Ban on foreign homebuyers hits commercial real estate deals – The Globe and Mail

Canada’s foreign homebuyer ban is inadvertently impacting commercial property deals, says Osler's Paul Morassutti.

Canadian miners facing big tax hikes as mineral-rich countries look to cash in on commodities boom – The Globe and Mail

Mining companies in the future are likely to engage earlier with host countries in the hopes of finding a fair solution for both parties.

Sander Duncanson named Regulatory, Environmental, Indigenous and Land Co-Chair

Osler announces that Sander Duncanson is the new Co-Chair of the firm’s Regulatory, Environmental, Indigenous and Land practice.

How a tiny First Nation forced an overhaul of land use – The Globe and Mail

Sander Duncanson, a partner in Osler’s Regulatory, Environmental, Indigenous and Land group, spoke to The Globe and Mail about the implications of...