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Osler Update March 30, 2026

Canadian prompt payment and construction law reforms

Prompt payment and adjudication legislation has been enacted to alleviate perceived payment delays down the construction pyramid.

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Canadian prompt payment and construction law reforms
Blog March 2, 2026

Ontario Construction Act amendments now in effect

Amendments include modifications to the provisions on prompt payment, adjudication and the payment of holdback.

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Ontario Construction Act amendments now in effect
Webinar February 3, 2026

Amendments to Ontario’s Construction Act

Osler’s Construction and Infrastructure team discusses project delivery, as well as claims and adjudication strategies.

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Amendments to Ontario’s Construction Act
Blog April 24, 2025

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.

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Ontario Court of Appeal denies Crown’s motion for leave to appeal decision relating to ‘employer’ due diligence defence under OHSA
Blog December 18, 2023

Construction project owners potentially liable as ‘employers’ under Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act

A recent split decision of the Supreme Court of Canada carries significant implications for construction project owners, who could potentially be...

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Construction project owners potentially liable as ‘employers’ under Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act
Blog November 22, 2023

Split decision of Supreme Court of Canada affirms construction project owners potentially liable as ‘employers’ under Occupational Health and Safety Act

A landmark Supreme Court decision resulted in a project owner that hired a general contractor as “constructor” being found to be an...

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Split decision of Supreme Court of Canada affirms construction project owners potentially liable as ‘employers’ under Occupational Health and Safety Act
Blog October 17, 2022

Divisional Court confirms Superior Court’s inherent jurisdiction to award costs against a non-party in construction lien action

Costs are typically awarded only against parties to litigation. The Divisional Court has affirmed, in the construction lien case Marcos v. Lad, 2021...

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Divisional Court confirms Superior Court’s inherent jurisdiction to award costs against a non-party in construction lien action
Osler Update June 23, 2022

Weighing the advantages of arbitration vs. litigation in construction disputes – webinar

Osler lawyers discuss the pros and cons of arbitration versus litigation in resolving construction disputes during a Construction and Infrastructure...

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Blog February 3, 2021

Ontario Construction Act a “Comprehensive Scheme” – Claims for statutory breach of trust and unjust enrichment between subcontractor and owner dismissed

The Ontario Divisional Court recently confirmed that the Ontario Construction Lien Act (now the Construction Act) (the “Act”), which...

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Blog November 2, 2020

Anti-deprivation rule applies to construction contracts

In Chandos Construction Ltd. v. Deloitte Restructuring Inc., the Supreme Court of Canada confirmed the application of the common law anti-deprivation...

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