Worldwide: Transport

The Canada Revenue Agency maintains that aviation fuel delivered into airport storage tanks rather than directly into aircraft is subject to GST/HST, creating significant tax risks for fuel suppliers and airlines.

Drones are revolutionizing Canada's energy sector, enabling pipeline inspections, facility monitoring, and environmental assessments at unprecedented scale. As the 2025 amendments to Canadian Aviation Regulations unlock beyond visual line-of-sight operations, energy operators must navigate an increasingly complex landscape of regulatory compliance, privacy obligations, and insurance requirements to harness this transformative technology effectively.

Bill C‑31 would transfer to the Minister of Transport responsibilities currently exercised by the Canadian Transportation Agency regarding the processing of complaints.

It’s that time of year. Summer is here, and it seems like everyone in Ontario is taking full advantage of the beautiful weather. There is no better place to be than Ontario in the summertime. But all of the summer fun comes with some added risks. Cycling can be dangerous (please wear a helmet!).

Technology is transforming the transportation industry, creating both opportunities and risks for businesses navigating digital supply chains, AI integration, and cybersecurity threats. As regulatory frameworks struggle to keep pace with emerging technologies like autonomous vehicles and IoT sensors, transportation companies must strategically balance innovation with comprehensive risk management across contracts, data privacy, and operational security.

The International Maritime Organization has adopted a groundbreaking regulatory framework for autonomous shipping that will reshape maritime operations. This analysis examines the four-tiered MASS Code system, from automated decision-support to fully autonomous vessels, and explores how Canada's existing oversight policies may inform future adoption. Critical questions remain about liability allocation, insurance coverage, and the applicability of traditional maritime law when human decision-makers are remo

Toronto’s streetcar network is one of North America’s largest and most unique. For locals and visitors alike, understanding the rules around boarding and exiting a streetcar could be the difference between a safe commute and a life-altering injury.

Ontario's roads present year-round collision risks that extend far beyond winter driving hazards. Analysis of provincial collision data reveals surprising seasonal patterns in crash frequency and fatality rates...

Hospital data shows a sharp rise in serious injuries from e-scooters and e-bikes among children, with boys aged 10-13 most affected and head injuries accounting for 36% of cases. Ontario law prohibits anyone under 16 from riding these devices, yet they remain widely available for purchase, creating a dangerous regulatory gap. When a child is injured, determining liability involves examining multiple parties including supervisors, retailers, manufacturers, and other road users.