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Part 3: Business interruption considerations in professional liability insurance (Canada)

By Deepshikha Dutt

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Business interruption coverage: What is physical damage under a Canadian commercial property policy?

By Deepshikha Dutt and Douglas B. B. Stewart

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COVID-19 event cancellation: Is there coverage?

By Sara E. Hart and Douglas B. B. Stewart

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New uncertainty for auto insurers: Limitations for insurers voiding a policy ab initio due to a misrepresentation in an application

By Sara E. Hart

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Off-roading injury leads to on-side claim for Ontario statutory accident benefits coverage

By Sara E. Hart

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In a priority dispute, an out-of-province insurer was required to respond pursuant to legislative priority scheme

By Meghan Bell

Bad faith does not trump jurisdiction in SABs disputes

By Douglas B. B. Stewart

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When a contractor fails to name a property owner as an additional insured

By Katherine Martin

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The give-and-take (away) of insurance: Losing benefits for failing to follow the rules

By Sara E. Hart

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Case Comment: Condo. Corp No. 0427067 v. Aviva Canada Inc., 2019 ABQB 678

By Simon Elzen-Hoskyn

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Penny wise, pound foolish: Necessity of getting cyber insurance

By Deepshikha Dutt

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The Injured & The Restless: Principles of Contractual Interpretation Leave Insured With an Uphill Battle for Mattress Coverage

By Sara E. Hart

Federal Budget 2026: Key infrastructure considerations

On November 5, 2026, the Government of Canada tabled its 2026 federal budget, titled Masters of our destiny (Budget 2026). Budget 2026 is supported by CA$403.9 billion in projected federal [...]

Bill C-40: The Defence Investment Agency may become a Crown corporation – Why does it matter?

Canada: On October 6, 2026, the federal government introduced Bill C-40, the Strengthening Canada’s Defence Sector Act, which proposes to establish the Canadian Corporation for Defence Investment (the CCDI) as a [...]

No disclosure, no deal: Why you can’t CCAA your way out of REDMA

The Supreme Court of British Columbia’s August 25, 2026 reasons in KingSett Mortgage Corporation v. Lumina Eclipse Limited Partnership are some of the most illuminating statements about developer disclosure obligations [...]