Yang v. Shi, 2022 BCCA 317 – Summary Determinations at the Court of Appeal
By Polly Storey On July 18, 2022, new legislation and rules came into force governing appeals before the Court of Appeal for British Columbia.[1] In ... Continued
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By Polly Storey On July 18, 2022, new legislation and rules came into force governing appeals before the Court of Appeal for British Columbia.[1] In ... Continued
By Mani Saggu and Virgil Hlus The Canadian Securities Administrators (the “CSA”) approved a new prospectus exemption available to public companies listed on a Canadian ... Continued
By Roy Nieuwenburg QC and Manveer Sall Can a surety / bond issuer (in this case Zurich Insurance Company) rescind performance and payment bonds, based ... Continued
By Meera Jain and Brian Poston In order to advance a claim in the tort of negligence, a plaintiff must first establish that the defendant ... Continued
By Rosalie A. Clark We have previously reported on decisions that have been released by our courts this summer regarding the importance for lien claimants ... Continued
By Kim Brown, Maria Starko, Ethan Minsky and Virgil Hlus Effective June 23, 2022, the TSX Venture Exchange (the “Exchange”) has amended some of the ... Continued
By Zachary Murphy-Rogers The Supreme Court of Canada has announced it will not hear the appeal brought by a woman known as “Mother 1” in ... Continued
By Bo Carter According to the Ontario Court of Appeal in the recent decision of IT Haven Inc. v. Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s, London, 2022 ... Continued
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By Denny Chung Excluding persons from a potential contract or opportunity is a practice referred to as “blacklisting”. FORCOMP Forestry Consulting Ltd. v. British Columbia, ... Continued
By Andrea Raso Employers should ensure that they have policies in place governing use of work emails for non-work-related purposes. The issue of employee use ... Continued
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