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2. Bill C-46 – Getting Tough On Impaired Driving in Canada Recently the Canadian Government passed Bill C-46, which on its face appears to substantially change the legal landscape concerning impaired driving in Canada. ... |
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3. What Happens if a Shareholder Dies? I have a lot of corporate clients. These clients often have small businesses, or sometimes large businesses that they are one of many shareholders in. ... |
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4. Fiduciary Duties to a Corporation: Will the Court Extend the Duty to Third Parties? A fiduciary relationship is a relationship in which one party places distinct trust, confidence and dependence on another. ... |
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5. Commercial Leasing: Options for Landlords on Default by Andrea East A landlord entering into a commercial lease should consider the rights it wishes to have if the tenant is not performing its obligations. ... |
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6. Limitation Periods for Demand Mortgages by Eric Ledding The BC Court of Appeal has pronounced a new decision which lenders in BC and their lawyers will want to be aware of. ... |
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7. U.S. and Canadian Immigration Law – An Overview One of the benefits of being called to the bar on both sides of the U.S./Canada Border is being able to assist clients with both their U.S. and Canadian immigration matters. ... |
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