Canada: Construction & Planning

As the legal and commercial landscape around construction projects continues to evolve, so must the contracts that govern these projects. In recent years, courts and contracting parties have emphasized how agreements...

Bill 15, also known as the Infrastructure Projects Act (the Act), received Royal Assent on May 29, 2025. The Act aligns with legislative efforts across Canada to implement streamlining processes intended to expedite...

La crise du logement en Ontario s'intensifie, et les redevances d'aménagement (« RA ») comptent parmi les principaux facteurs qui font grimper les coûts. Ces frais, essentiels au financement d'infrastructures liées à la croissance, représentent un fardeau de plus en plus lourd pour les promoteurs et les acheteurs.

Tarion is an independent, non-profit organization which aims to protect purchasers and owners of newly constructed homes by ensuring that builders meet their obligations under the Ontario...

In the dynamic world of construction, timely payment is essential for maintaining cash flow, project momentum, and strong business relationships.

In Wilhelm Concrete v. Shackelton, 2025 ONSC 3071, the Superior Court considered defective construction of grain silos, unpaid invoices and the application of limitation periods, offering practical reminders for contractors and property owners regarding the importance of clear contractual terms, diligent record-keeping, and evidentiary expectations to support claims in construction litigation.

Real Estate transactions can be a stressful process for both purchasers and sellers of real property.

The province of Ontario has maintained its spring tradition of introducing measures to support its Housing Supply Action Plan, passing two omnibus bills...

When entering into a contractual agreement, many people place emphasis on key terms such as price, services, or obligations while overlooking a critical clause —"time is of the essence."