Businesses who hire temporary foreign workers need to prepare for tougher regulations scheduled to come into effect in April 2011, say immigration lawyers.

In-house lawyers have increased the use of social media in their professional lives, and these tools are now a factor in making business decisions, says a recent American study.

The fourth and final video covering the fifth annual InHouse/Association of Corporate Counsel roundtable looks at risk management. In-house counsel share the best practices used by their companies...

As Canada looks to be one of the first countries in the developed world to see an end to the recession, and businesses start to breathe a little easier, some changes implemented during the recession...

As the wind blowing across Canada’s wide-open spaces hits Weather Dancer 1, a wind turbine in southern Alberta that generates enough energy to power about 460 homes, there is a buzz in the air...

In the spring, General Motors of Canada Ltd. unveiled plans to invest $480 million for the next few years in its St. Catharines, Ont., production facility. It was a move that may have seemed...

As a lawyer who has been seconded twice since being called to the bar in 2005, Mark Johnson knows about the concept like few others.

From a terrorist attack to an oil well blowout to a serious workplace accident, threats to a company’s financial viability come in many guises. Directors and officers have a fiduciary duty to...

There has been a lot of good news about this country’s economy lately. Things are better. And others are now trying to learn from Canada. Americans want to figure out how to incorporate the...