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Dentons Canada Insurance Law Review

Updates on key developments in Canadian insurance law by a national team of experienced lawyers.

Court of Appeal clarifies the scope of physical damage in business loss claims

By Douglas B. B. Stewart and Rebecca Curcio

Insured won’t root for cause analysis in denial of accidental death coverage

By Sara E. Hart

When does auto insurance cover injuries related to the use and operation of a motor vehicle – and when does it not?

By Pablo Retamozo

The imperative of clarity in policy wording to avoid unintended coverage

By Mark A. Glynn

OSFI comments on the regulation of Technology Risk and Cyber Underwriting Risk

By Marisa Coggin

“Any one accident” a term of art

By Katherine Martin

Sole proprietors and entitlement to Section B loss of income disability benefits in Alberta: the important distinction between profit and revenue

By Robert Gilroy

Exclusion clauses: When does an insurer have to defend?

By Sara E. Hart

Coverage

Primer on the duty to defend in Burnaby (City) v Intact Insurance Company

By Dragana Bukejlovic

Coverage

When intoxication alone is not enough to prove incapability: Denying Section C physical damage coverage in Alberta

By Robert Gilroy

Part 4: Business interruption coverage: Avoiding tunnel vision and looking at the big picture

By Deepshikha Dutt

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 [...]

A guide to: Doing Business in Canada

Canada: Canada is entering a new period of investment and growth, creating opportunities for businesses looking to acquire or expand operations across the country. Turning those opportunities into successful investments [...]

Doing business in Canada: Tax considerations

Canada: Federal income tax is governed by the Income Tax Act (ITA), with the general structural framework in place for years, with residency, permanent establishment, thin capitalization, transfer pricing, and withholding [...]