Resources

Directors and officers face increasing personal exposure for environmental liability. Ensure your natural resource and energy clients understand their exposure and how they can mitigate the risk of liability for environmental contamination.

What is the current state, and possible future direction, of nuclear development in Ontario? Whether you are a lawyer, work in government or industry, this is an important discussion for you to take part in.

This panel will delve into the recent developments in Canada and the U.S. as well as discuss possible future directions for the transparency initiative.

Aboriginal law specialists, and municipal, real estate, environmental and natural resource lawyers will not want to miss this comprehensive program on treaties.

With constantly evolving legislation and case law on Aboriginal issues within the environmental and natural resource development contexts, it is more important than ever for you to keep up to speed.

A timely overview of the changes to FIT 3.0 Program Rules, Contract and Standard Definitions and other program documents, including a discussion of the new prescribed forms requiring acknowledgements of legal advice.

An introduction to mining and energy practice from the perspectives of practitioners in private practice, government and industry.

Leading energy law practitioners will bring you up-to-date on significant areas of interest in this ever changing area of the law. Important issues to be covered will include FIT 2.0, renewable integration, and recent developments at the Ontario Energy Board.

Stephen P. Anway discusses his experience in Developments in Investment Treaty Arbitration Under Bilateral And Multi-Lateral Investment Treaties Involving Energy.

This program will enhance operational understanding of the industry for lawyers at all levels of experience. The objective of this program is to consider the most recent developments for lawyers practising aboriginal law or natural resources law.