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Alberta Court of Appeal Uses Blue Pencil to Save Non-Compete | Lexology

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By Paul Boshyk, Gordana Ivanovic, McMillan LLP
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Canada September 6 2020 In City Wide Towing and Recovery Service Ltd v Poole,[1] a majority of Alberta’s Court of Appeal applied a seldom-used legal doctrine in order to save a non-competition covenant from being struck down. Background The employee, Devon Poole, was the former owner of Capital Towing, a vehicle towing business operating in and around Edmonton, Alberta. In 2017, he sold the assets of Capital Towing to City Wide Towing and Recovery Service Ltd.
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Aluminum Tariff Deja Vu? What is different this time. | Lexology

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By Jamie M. Wilks, McMillan LLP, Mark Resnick
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Canada, USA August 20 2020 The United States has imposed a 10% tariff on imports of Canadian non-alloyed unwrought aluminum[1] effective August 16, 2020.[2] This announcement came just over one month after the coming into force of the Canada United-States and Mexico Agreement (“CUSMA”)[3] and restores some of the tariffs imposed in 2018 and removed in 2019.
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Exemption for Four Patients Opens Door Further for Therapeutic Use of Psilocybin | Lexology

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By Leila Rafi, Sasa Jarvis, McMillan LLP
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Four Canadians with late stage cancer were recently granted approval by the federal Minister of Health, Patty Hajdu, to use psilocybin, a psychedelic compound obtained from certain types of mushrooms, in the therapeutic treatment of their end-of-life distress.[1] By obtaining a section 56 exemption under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (“CDSA”), they now have approval to posses and use psilocybin, which in typical circumstances, is prohibited.[2] These four patients are the first...
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