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AI in the Workplace Starts With Mindset
Most conversations about AI at work focus on which tools to adopt and what policies to put in place. Those things matter, but they are not actually where the hard work happens. The harder work is getting your team into the right headspace to engage with change in the first place, and that is a culture question,...
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COURT OF APPEAL SUMMARIES (JULY 13 – JULY 17)
Jump To: Table of Contents | Civil Decisions | Short Civil Decisions Good evening. Following are our summaries of the civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario for the week of July 13, 2026. Continue Reading In KingSett Mortgage Corporation v. Mapleview Developments Ltd., the Court dismissed an appeal by two contractors who...
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Investment Canada Act: A Guide for Foreign Investors in Canada, 2026
Davies’ Investment Canada Act (ICA) guide provides an overview of the ICA and its application to foreign investments in Canada. Any non-Canadian proposing to establish a new Canadian business, or to acquire or invest in an existing business in Canada, should be aware of the Act’s review and notification requirements. A valuable resource for foreign investors, our guide addresses the following topics: • Overview: National Security Review (NSR) and Net Benefit Review (NBR) - • NSR Scope and Process - • NBR Scope and Process - • Illustration of NSR and NBR Timing - • Prohibitions and Remedies-
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Why the Government’s Plan for a Social Media Ban in Bill C-34 Is Unconstitutional
The debate over the government’s proposed social media ban for under 16s has raised several difficult questions, including doubts about whether it will work, which services it will cover, and what risks to privacy mandating age verification could create. But beyond the operational questions is a more fundamental one: is the ban constitutional? Bill C-34...
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Serving Process in Canada — recommendations.
Several years ago, we started a series of jurisdiction-specific posts outlining the Hague Service Convention and options for serving in each place. How to Serve Process in Canada was first published for U.S. litigators in 2017 and has been periodically updated since– including some of my favorite travel pictures from north of the border.* That post...
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AI, privilege and litigation strategy: what follows Heppner and Warner
Two U.S. rulings on generative AI and privilege offer early lessons for Canadian and Québec lawyers
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