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 The Law Commission of Canada has released a preliminary reflection paper: “Recall to Reimage: (Re)Creating the Law Commission of Canada".
"In this paper, the Law Commission of Canada demonstrates its commitment to learning from the past by drawing guidance and insights from the structure and work of its earlier version..." Get the paper... British Columbia Law INstiture Publishes Report on Artificial Intelligence and Civil Liability7/2/2024  The British Columbia Law Institute has published Artificial Intelligence And Civil Liability.
The goal of the Artificial Intelligence and Civil Liability Project was to determine how the rules of tort law need to adapt to respond to harm to persons and property caused by autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The project set out to answer: Who is, or should be, liable for choices made by intelligent machines operating autonomously? What happens when a robot commits a tort? Read more...  The Law Commission of Ontario (LCO) has released Improving Consumer Protection in the Digital Marketplace: Final Report, the first comprehensive and independent review of Ontario’s Consumer Protection Act (CPA) in over 20 years.
The LCO has concluded that significant legislative and regulatory reforms are needed to modernize consumer protection in Ontario's digital marketplace. The LCO report makes 32 recommendations to amend the CPA, propose new regulations, and related reforms. Read more...  This report focusses primarily on potential reform of The Libel and Slander Act, a statute which has been in force in Saskatchewan for over a century with very few modifications made to it during this time.
Get the report...  On Monday, March 18th, the Law Commission of Ontario (LCO) released A New Environmental Bill of Rights for Ontario: Final Report, a comprehensive and independent review of Ontario’s Environmental Bill of Rights, 1993 (EBR).
Read more... BRITISH COLUMBIA LAW INSTITUTE
 The Alberta Law Reform Institute is undertaking a preliminary review of Alberta’s Residential Tenancies Act. The Residential Tenancies Act establishes the rights, rules, and obligations that govern the relationship between a landlord and tenant.
ALRI will be conducting several stakeholder engagements with organizations from across the province to determine how the Act is functioning and where it could be improved. The findings from these events will be used to determine the scope of a potential law reform project. More details about how we select and conduct law reform projects can be found on the About page. |
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