When does my Enduring Power of Attorney take effect?
By Richard Weiland, TEP “I want my attorney to act under my enduring power of attorney only after I become incapable of making financial decisions ... Continued
Be Mindful of Technical Disclosure Requirements Under NI 43-101
A recent settlement provides a reminder for junior mining companies to comply with National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”). A ... Continued
Clark Wilson | Webinar:
Reforms of BC’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA): What you need to know!
On January 20, 2023, our Privacy group hosted a webinar to review everything you need to know about the updates to the Freedom of Information ... Continued
[Seminar] Future-Proofing Your Business
Are you thinking of selling your business? Taking steps now to prepare for business succession could help save you money and avoid some common pitfalls ... Continued
Is Child Support Required for Adult Children in BC?
Authors: Chantal Cattermole, Sarah Tradewell and Adrienne Adams In British Columbia, child support obligations usually end when a child reaches 19, the age of majority ... Continued
What Prompt Payment Legislation Will Mean for Contracts and Projects in B.C.
In response to concerns from contractors over receiving full and prompt payment for their work, Ontario and other jurisdictions across Canada have implemented or are ... Continued
[Webinar] Reforms of BC’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act: What You Need to Know
Major changes have been made to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA). These changes substantially impact the way governments and public ... Continued
Federal Government reveals regulations to the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act
By Chris Sharpe and Manveer Sall On December 21, 2022, the Federal Government released the much-anticipated regulations that will accompany the Prohibition on the Purchase ... Continued
Canadian Public Domain Day postponed 20 years. In the meantime… Public Domain Awareness and Advocacy Day!
By Michal Jaworski Until now, January 1st of every year is greeted by readers, creators and publishers alike with a bit of excitement, because it ... Continued
You’re not criminally responsible, but are you covered under your insurance policy?
By Imroz Ali and Sean Tessarolo A violent knife attack in a firearms store leads to a civil action by the victim against the attacker. ... Continued
Privacy Management Program Requirements Revealed, Come into Effect on February 1, 2023
By Jeff Holowaychuk and Abigail Choi Following on from our recent article, the BC government has now released its Privacy Management Program Direction (“Direction”). From ... Continued
Amy Mortimore Published in the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners’ STEP Inside
Clark Wilson’s Estates & Trusts partner and co-chair Amy Mortimore, Troy McEachren of Miller Thomson LLP and Rhonda Johnson of Dentons LLP’s article, “Documenting Intentions: Honouring ... Continued