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On June 30, 2011, amendments to the current NI 43-101 (the “Old Instrument”), its companion policy and the technical report form will come into effect. ... Continued
The BC Supreme Court yesterday rendered a lengthy decision that is noteworthy for any developer who is engaged in a development approval process regarding lands a portion of which may be expropriated in the future.
CIPO announced discovery that a number of the entries it added to the Wares and Services Manual as a result of Canada’s participation in the drade-mark identification harmonization project
CIPO has approved and activiated more than 12,000 new entries in the Wares and Services Manual
On April 13th, 2011 the BC Supreme Court provided a significant victory for union rights in British Columbia when it rendered its decision in BCTF ... Continued
According to information released today from BC Hydro, as of April 1, 2011, BC Hydro has 68 electricity purchase agreements (EPAs) with independent power producers (IPPs) [ie, ... Continued
This article summarizes the 2011 Vancouver Real Estate Forum.
XBRL now shortens the timeframe for US issuers’ report preparation.
Jeffrey Vicq is speaking at Seattle University’s School of Law on March 31. The topic of his lecture is “Canadian Trade-mark Practice for US Trademark ... Continued
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is in the news again for its cheeky ad campaigns, which sometimes use well known trademarks of ... Continued
The Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Honda Canada Inc. v. Keays (“Honda”) suggested that awards against employers for bad faith in the handling of ... Continued
For most employers, the prospect of a current employee suing them during the employment relationship is simply outlandish. For the most part, the courts have ... Continued