Erin Bokshowan, J.J. Burnell, Jeff Lee, K.C., Dana Nowak, Todd Rosenberg, K.C., FCPA, FCA and Ryan Zahara – have been named ...

In this third part of our IP licensing primer series, we will cover additional provisions to consider when entering into an IP licensing agreement as a Licensor. In particular, we will discuss the ...

Amyn Lalji has more than 20 years of experience representing Indigenous clients in negotiations and advocacy in respect of Canada’s largest resource-based projects and economic development initiatives ...

Todd advises corporations, partnerships, pensions and individuals on tax efficient ownership structures, real estate transactions, tax loss utilization transactions, complex trust and estate planning, ...

Erin has acted as the practice group coordinator of the firm’s Saskatoon commercial group since 2020. Erin’s practice focuses on the areas of taxation, corporate governance, commercial transactions, ...

The MLT Aikins insolvency and restructuring group comprises highly skilled insolvency and restructuring lawyers, with deep experience in cases in the Prairie Provinces and across Canada. We have acted ...

Ryan practises primarily in the area of insolvency and restructuring. Over his 20-year career, Ryan has been involved in numerous restructuring proceedings under the Companies Creditors’ Arrangement ...

Our Trusts, Estates & Legacy Planning group offers comprehensive legal services for individuals, families and business clients across Western Canada. We guide clients through every stage of estate ...

On December 5, 2025, the British Columbia Court of Appeal (BCCA) made its decision in Gitxaała v. British Columbia, 2025 BCCA 430 (Gitxaała), ruling that the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous ...

Our previous Insight, AI data centres and the law: What you need to know, addressed the “digital” side of AI data centres, including data privacy, cybersecurity, commercial contracting, government ...

Kaelyn is a corporate and commercial lawyer in the firm’s Calgary office with a focus on banking and commercial lending.

The three Proclamations each target a different set of Canadian imports and correspond to three areas where the Administration alleges Canada has discriminated against U.S. commerce: Combined, the ...