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Dentons Canada Insurance Law Review

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

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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

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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

Bill C-31: The expanding role of the Defence Investment Agency

Canada is entering a new era of defence, security and industrial investment. Budget 2025: Canada Strong, with the establishment of the Defence Investment Agency and an allocation of CA$81 billion [...]

Global data privacy and AI case law review – June 2026

Global: Welcome to the June edition of Dentons' global data privacy and AI case law review. This update contains submissions from Dentons colleagues across the world, from the UK and [...]

Fairness in construction contracts: Understanding the prevention principle after <em>CIMIC Morningstar Investments Ltd. v. Chandos Construction Ltd.</em>

Canada: Broadly, the prevention principle is a contractual doctrine that bars a party from enforcing an obligation where that party's own conduct brought about the other side's failure to perform. [...]