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Environmental permits and impact assessments in Canada

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada, Global
November 15 2018

A structured guide to environmental permits and impact assessments in Canada

Environmental liability in Canada

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada, Global
November 15 2018

A structured guide to environmental liability in Canada

Pollution control regulations in Canada

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada, Global
November 15 2018

A structured guide to soil, air and water pollution regulations in Canada

Outsourcing - Increasing the Odds of Success and Avoiding Common Pitfalls

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada
November 15 2018

Outsourcing a function of your organization may make sense - perhaps you have difficulty in retaining or hiring the talent required to meet all of

Environment and climate change in Canada

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada, Global
November 15 2018

A structured guide to environment and climate change laws in Canada

Court of Appeal Confirms that Physicians are Statute-Barred from Claiming for Damages Arising from Hospital Decision to Cease Providing a Service

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada
November 15 2018

On Friday, November 2, 2018, the Ontario Court of Appeal, in Beattie v Women’s College Hospital, upheld a lower court decision to dismiss a civil

Waste and hazardous substance regulations in Canada

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada, Global
November 15 2018

A structured guide to waste and hazardous substance regulations in Canada

Supreme Court of Canada Upholds Common Interest Privilege Rule

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada
November 15 2018

The Supreme Court of Canada recently rejected a leave application of the Canada Revenue Agency, meaning the much heralded decision in Iggillis

BC Government Moves Ahead with Speculation and Vacancy Tax

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada
November 13 2018

On February 20, 2018, the BC Government announced its intention to implement a new tax on residential properties in certain regions of the province to

(Re:) Toigo Estate and the Power of Encroachment

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada
November 13 2018

When implementing an estate plan that involves a life interest, such as a spousal trust, it is typical to grant the Trustee a power to encroach on the

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