COVID-19 Resource Centre

In this webinar, we take you through a dynamic case study that explores the legal and customs challenges an agricultural equipment manufacturer may face when pursuing new business in the U.S. and sending an employee south in connection with an international sale.

In this webinar we address issues Canadian manufacturers and transportation companies need to know regarding importing and exporting products, and the people accompanying those products.

In this webinar, we look at the key legal, organizational and technology considerations to help you manage through the next phase of the pandemic recovery and transformation to the future of work.

This webinar provides an overview of the legislative updates in response to COVID-19 as they relate to temporary layoffs, terminations and COVID-19-related leaves.

This webinar discusses the opportunities that this current competitive advantage brings to help communities advance projects, transactions and businesses.

This presentation focuses on rules and regulations regarding Canada’s travel restrictions and self-isolation requirements will be reviewed in relation to international tourism and foreign worker access

As governments and industries begin to reopen the economy and work towards economic recovery, there are great opportunities for Indigenous governments to participate and contribute to Canada’s post-COVID-19 recovery.

This webinar outlines the key considerations for Indigenous governments as they navigate the opportunities to participate in and lead the major economic development projects that can help strengthen the economy.

MLT Aikins LLP lawyers John Agioritis and Rangi Jeerakathil address environmental matters of concern relating to compliance and indemnities. Make sure your business is protected and acting in compliance with its environmental obligations during COVID-19 and beyond.

This webinar provides a high-level overview of the constituent elements of a M&A transaction and the resulting impact of COVID-19 on each. We will also discuss practical considerations to better manage a transaction in the face of the pandemic.

MLT Aikins and Exponent Investment Management are pleased to partner for this webinar. Eliott and Harmanjit discuss considerations when planning for your retirement, your estate, and the needs of your beneficiaries and cover tips to aid you in the process of reviewing your financial and estate plans during these uncertain times.

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented a number of significant challenges for Saskatchewan employers. Our labour and employment lawyers will address a number of common areas for employment-related questions, and highlight evolving legal considerations that employers should be aware of when managing their workforce in this unprecedented time.

This webinar will provide Saskatchewan municipalities with an overview of workplace guidelines and OHS obligations related to the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan, the impact of COVID-19 on municipal elections, and privacy and cybersecurity implications for remote work-from-home measures.

Employment lawyers Walter Pavlic, Q.C. and Graham Christie  address a number of common areas for employment-related questions, and highlight evolving legal considerations that employers should be aware of when managing their workforce in this unprecedented time

MLT Aikins lawyers, Ryan Morasiewicz, Leigh Peters, and Chad Eggerman present this webinar tailored to the Outdoor/Adventure industry. This webinar features three key topics related to operational, financial and contractual strategies, to help outdoor/adventure businesses navigate, survive and thrive in these unprecedented times.

Ryan Zahara, Dana Nowak, Jeff Lee, Q.C., and J.J. Burnell will examine topics including: maintaining lender support, bridge financing, informal workout options and formal restructuring options. Moderated by commercial lawyer Leigh Peters.

Ryan Zahara, Dana Nowak, Jeff Lee, Q.C., and J.J. Burnell examine topics including: maintaining lender support, bridge financing, informal workout options and formal restructuring options. Moderated by commercial lawyer Leigh Peters.

The COVID-19 pandemic has rapidly changed the business landscape for Alberta employers. Our employment lawyers address a number of common areas for employment-related questions and highlight evolving legal considerations that employers should be aware of when managing their workforce in this unprecedented time.

Immigration lawyers Reis Pagtakhan and Jessica Jensen will answer your questions on travelling to the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic and discuss the procedures your business must follow to make sure your employees and contractors can enter U.S. smoothly.

Immigration lawyers Scott Bell and Maria Penner answer your questions on travelling to Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic and discuss the procedures your business must follow to make sure your employees and contractors can enter Canada smoothly.

On April 11, 2020, Parliament passed the legislation which implements the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy, a 75% wage subsidy for eligible employers impacted by COVID-19. This webinar outlines steps to help you navigate these rules and consider how they apply to your business, and provides an overview of the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy.

This webinar covers a broad range of topics relating to consultation including: provincial and federal approaches to consultation, strategies for Indigenous governments, regulatory issues, and the effect of COVID-19 on Impact Benefit Agreements.

This webinar discusses some key questions and topics relating to privacy, data and systems security, and IT contracts and projects which may be relevant to your business during this time. We also provide a framework, and tips and tools to assist you with navigating these issues and mitigating the impacts of COVID-19 on your organization’s privacy, cybersecurity and IT.

In this webinar, members of the MLT Aikins Aboriginal law team discuss a broad range of topics to help address potential legal issues Indigenous organizations may face including: enforcement of bylaws, food security, and military assistance. The presentation also provides an overview of using bylaws to address the COVID-19 pandemic.

This webinar outlines the kinds of legal issues Indigenous governments, organizations, businesses and individuals can expect to face in the wake of COVID-19. The issues discussed include: available support and resources for communities and Indigenous businesses, employer obligations, emergency powers and commercial issues.

This webinar discusses the changing landscape for employers in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, the challenges businesses are facing in the context of employment and labour law, and how to deal with employment issues arising from the widespread effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This webinar outlines examples of five clauses in project agreements which are important to consider when an unexpected and global event such as the COVID-19 pandemic occurs. Chad discusses the particular challenges related to each of the five contract clauses and explains why the clause is important in a crisis situation.

This webinar is useful not only for project owners, but also for contractors and suppliers to projects.