Significant changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (“TFWP”) took effect on September 26, 2024. These changes are predicted to impact various sectors, particularly those employing low-wage workers such as … Read More
Foreign investment in Canada has become a topic of many conversations since the federal government announced its two-year extension banning foreign nationals and commercial enterprises from buying residential property (see … Read More
Part 2 of this series on Manitoba can be found here.
In June 2024, the Foreign Ownership of Land Administration (“Administration”) in Alberta released updated versions of the statutory declarations prescribed … Read More
This is the third blog in a series that covers the latest developments in agriculture and food-related law, including litigation, legislation and regulations.
In 2023, monetary policy and credit risks remained … Read More
This is the second blog in a series that covers the latest developments in agriculture and food-related law, including litigation, legislation and regulations.
Foreclosure allows lenders to recover debts by selling … Read More
This is the first blog in a series that covers the latest developments in agriculture and food-related law, including litigation, legislation and regulations.
As agricultural labour shortages in Canada continue, the … Read More
If you’re considering retirement or expanding your farming operation, a joint venture arrangement may give you some much-needed flexibility and offer tax advantages.
A joint venture has some similarities to a … Read More
One of the bigger issues facing the agriculture sector is the limited labour pool in Canada. Many employers who are looking for workers from outside of Canada to fill job … Read More
Many of the devices we use in the 21st Century are controlled or regulated by software. The agriculture industry has become increasingly reliant on software to maintain high performance and … Read More
The Government of Alberta has announced a new Agri-processing Investment Tax Credit (AITC) to promote investment in the province’s agriculture and agri-processing sectors. The AITC will provide a 12% non-refundable … Read More
