The Transport Finance Law Review – Edition 4
Canadian transportation policy is continuously evolving as a response to provide a more competitive regime to attract new business while balancing other interests, such as environmental issues. Although Canada is bordered by three oceans, the majority of trade moves by rail and not by sea. Canada’s ports and harbours, railways and airports provide integral transportation to domestic and international economic activities. Canada’s marine industry comprises a number of domestic marine service operators that provide shipping services both domestically and internationally.
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Insights (5 Posts)
Certified Today, Dismissed Tomorrow: Ontario Court Dismisses Automotive Class Action after Successful Certification
An Ontario court has dismissed a proposed class action against an automobile manufacturer on the merits for alleged false claims after certification.
Forecast 2022: Expected Changes to the Canadian Patent Rules (Part 2)
Canadian patent practices related to "excess claim fees" and RCEs come into force on October 3, 2022. Is your business ready?
Round One of Competition Act Amendments Passed; National Security Review Regime Amended
New amendments to the Competition Act were passed today as part of the budget implementation bill.
Privacy Reform is on the Table Once More: Canada Introduces the Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2022
New federal privacy legislation has been introduced. If passed, Bill C-27 will materially change the legal landscape for privacy and data protection in Canada.
Plan for the Ban: Canada Announces Timeline for Single-Use Plastics Prohibition
Canada's final Single-use Plastics Prohibition Regulations have been published and come into effect on December 20, 2022
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