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Blog May 5, 2020

Written “hearings” as an alternative format during the COVID-19 emergency

As summarized in our periodically-updated post regarding appellate courts’ responses to COVID-19, certain courts are using written...

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Blog April 24, 2020

Court of Appeal clarifies application of 60 day time limit for hearing Anti-SLAPP motions

In its recent decision in Amorosi v. Barker, 2020 ONCA 144 (“Amorosi”), the Court of Appeal for Ontario clarified how the 60 day time...

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Blog March 30, 2020

Did the SCC set an unreachable bar for accused to argue delay during verdict deliberation time?

On March 20, 2020, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) rendered judgment in R. v. K.G.K. (K.G.K.), in which it addressed how to determine whether...

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Osler Update March 27, 2020

Did the SCC set an unreachable bar for accused to argue delay during verdict deliberation time?

On March 20, 2020, the SCC rendered judgment in R. v. K.G.K., in which it addressed how to determine whether an accused person’s right to be tried...

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Blog March 17, 2020

Contractual rights and obligations in the context of COVID-19

The significant disruption caused by the global COVID-19 pandemic brings threats to stable contractual relations and the economic expectations that...

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Contractual rights and obligations in the context of COVID-19
Osler Update March 13, 2020

Law Commission of Ontario recommends sweeping changes to law of defamation to address challenges of internet age

On March 12, 2020, the Law Commission of Ontario (LCO) released its long-awaited final report on Defamation Law in the Internet Age (along with...

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Osler Update March 4, 2020

Supreme Court of Canada opens door to liability for alleged human rights abuses abroad

On February 28, 2020, a five-justice majority of the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that Canadian corporations can be sued in Canada for breaches of...

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Blog March 2, 2020

Unexplained delay dooms motion to extend time to perfect appeal

The Court of Appeal for Ontario has the discretion to extend the time periods to perfect an appeal. The test is described in Sopinka and Gelowitz on...

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Osler Update March 2, 2020

Alberta Court gives Cabinet 10 days to decide on oil sands project

The Court found an unjustified 19-month delay to be “abusive” and ordered Cabinet to decide within 10 days whether to approve Prosper Petroleum...

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Osler Update February 26, 2020

A Trojan Horse at the gates: Alberta Court of Appeal finds federal carbon tax unconstitutional

In a 4-1 majority decision, the Alberta Court of Appeal found the federal carbon tax legislation (the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act)...

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A Trojan Horse at the gates: Alberta Court of Appeal finds federal carbon tax unconstitutional