Canada: Aviation

Drones are revolutionizing Canada's energy sector, enabling pipeline inspections, facility monitoring, and environmental assessments at unprecedented scale. As the 2025 amendments to Canadian Aviation Regulations unlock beyond visual line-of-sight operations, energy operators must navigate an increasingly complex landscape of regulatory compliance, privacy obligations, and insurance requirements to harness this transformative technology effectively.

Bill C‑31 would transfer to the Minister of Transport responsibilities currently exercised by the Canadian Transportation Agency regarding the processing of complaints.

Le projet de loi C-31 propose une réforme majeure du traitement des plaintes de passagers aériens au Canada, transférant des responsabilités de l'Office des transports au ministre...

Commercial air travel is statistically the safest form of transportation. However, when airplane accidents do occur, passengers may find themselves seriously injured while far from home.

When any airline accident occurs, there are a wide variety of factors that will have a bearing on your ability to seek compensation. Adding an international travel component to this equation...

Canada is entering a pivotal phase in the evolution of commercial drone use. Recent federal defence industrial strategy announcements, NAV CANADA’s RPAS and Advanced Air Mobility (AAM)...

In our previous bulletin, we examined how escalating Canada-US tariff tensions were reshaping supply chains and increasing legal and operational challenges for Canadian businesses.

In a recent decision, the Quebec Superior Court ("Court") addressed the growing issue of using artificial intelligence ("AI") tools, particularly generative AI, in court filings.

On 18 September 2025, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump signed the UK-US Tech Prosperity Deal, a landmark initiative...