A recent Québec judgment critically assessed the merits of a class action.
Authorized class action dismissed on the merits: a familiar outcome in Québec
Another termination provision bites the dust: Baker v. Van Dolder’s Home Team Inc.
Ontario’s Superior Court has struck down yet another set of termination provisions.
Class action against BMW hits a legal dead end
A Court of Appeal decision regarding a class action against BMW has significance for manufacturers and consumers alike.
Mining project halted: Yukon court orders re‑engagement with Kaska Nation
A recent court decision underscores the importance of meaningful consultation with Indigenous groups on proposed mining projects.
Cooling off on climate- and diversity-related disclosure: CSA provides update to market
The CSA announce a pause in efforts for mandatory climate-related disclosure and amendments to existing diversity-related disclosure requirements.
Ontario Court of Appeal denies Crown’s motion for leave to appeal decision relating to ‘employer’ due diligence defence under OHSA
The Ontario Court of Appeal has released the sixth and final decision in R v. Greater Sudbury.
Federally backed loan guarantees aim to unlock Indigenous investment
The Government of Canada aims to improve access to capital for Indigenous groups seeking financing for major projects.
Entitlements of employees impacted by group termination under the Canada Labour Code
Federal employees impacted by group termination are not entitled to group termination notice or pay in lieu.
Completion of contract refers to work performance: not state of accounts
Several applications for judicial review of an adjudicator’s determination have been brought before the Ontario Divisional Court.
Major developments in Indigenous law in 2025
2025 has already seen several important developments touching on Aboriginal rights, the duty to consult, UNDRIP, land-use planning and more.
