While there is no appeal from adjudicator's determinations under the Construction Act (the "Act"), the court's jurisdiction to grant judicial review is set out in s. 13.18(5) of the Act.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice’s August 23, 2024, decision in R v Greater Sudbury (City) provides much-needed clarity on the ability of owners to rely on due diligence as a defence to claims brought under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (“OHSA”).

Parties to construction contracts must carefully consider their dispute resolution and contract documents' priority clauses. In our latest blog entry, Paul Conrod discusses a recent Ontario case involving the arbitration clause contained in the CCDC 14 Design-Build Stipulated Price Contract.

The Ontario Court of Appeal confirms that the proper route of appeal from an adjudicator’s determination is to the Divisional Court.