Our clients, the Kanaka Bar Indian Band, recently had their Kwoiek Creek Hydroelectric Project featured as an economic development success story.
+ Read MoreThis seven-part series explores the expected impacts of the landmark decision on First Nations engagement and responsible business in BC. In Part II, we address whether government can enforce laws on proven Aboriginal title land.
+ Read MoreFederal not-for-profit corporations may face dissolution if not continued under the new Act.
+ Read MoreThis seven-part series explores the expected impacts of the landmark decision on First Nations engagement and responsible business in BC. Part I sets the stage for the series by providing a simple and clear overview of the key elements of the recent decision from Canada’s highest court.
+ Read MoreOur annual Gastown Grand Prix party went into the wee hours. But we still had beer.
+ Read MoreRob Miller was recently listed as a “Corporate Lawyer to Watch” in Lexpert U.S. Guide.
+ Read MoreOn June 26, 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada released its reasons in Tsilhqot’in Nation v. British Columbia. Here’s our description of the case and our top six expected implications of the landmark decision.
+ Read MoreMT+Co. is featured in this Canadian Business article about entrepreneurs transforming the business of corporate law.
+ Read MoreCanadian anti-spam legislation is likely going to apply to many of the emails you send in your business. You need to get compliant or risk facing fines.
+ Read MoreFor the fourth consecutive year, MT+Co. has been invited to speak at the Association of BC Forest Professionals Policy Review Seminar on June 13th in Kamloops, BC.
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