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How Comparable Surface Rights Agreements Help to Determine the Proper Level of Compensation

How Comparable Surface Rights Agreements Help to Determine the Proper Level of Compensation

by artrageous | Sep 22, 2017 | Surface Rights

Before I start to explain how comparable agreements can help to determine the proper level of compensation a landowner is entitled to, landowners should be aware of Section 25 (1) of the Surface Rights Act. The Board, in determining the amount of compensation payable...
16 Reasons Why a Right-of-Entry Order is Better than a Surface Lease or Easement

16 Reasons Why a Right-of-Entry Order is Better than a Surface Lease or Easement

by artrageous | Sep 22, 2017 | Surface Rights

Once an agreement on location and compensation is reached with the operator, I advise my clients that a Right-of-Entry Order issued by the Surface Rights Board protects their rights better than signing a Surface Lease or Easement form prepared by the Company. Some of...
Things You MUST do to Increase Your Chance of Getting Your Express Entry Application (eAPR) Filed Properly

Things You MUST do to Increase Your Chance of Getting Your Express Entry Application (eAPR) Filed Properly

by artrageous | Apr 28, 2017 | Immigration

One of the biggest changes that occurred when Express Entry(EE) was released back on January 1, 2015 was the ruthless approach that Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) took with respect to the processing of permanent resident applications....
Can I qualify for Express Entry if I am a low wage / low skill worker in Canada?

Can I qualify for Express Entry if I am a low wage / low skill worker in Canada?

by artrageous | Apr 21, 2017 | Immigration

Here is one of the most common questions I get related to Express Entry: I am a foreign worker in Canada since 2013 and am currently working in Canada on a low-skill / low wage work permit. Can I qualify for the Express Entry program? Well, the short answer is likely...
Pre-nups or Cohab Agreements: Benefits for married or non-married couples

Pre-nups or Cohab Agreements: Benefits for married or non-married couples

by artrageous | Apr 6, 2017 | Family & Divorce

I’m beginning to think that my computer believes I’m getting divorced. Being a lawyer who practices a lot of family law comes with some risks, including suggestions from a variety of online sources about how to prevent my own divorce. That being said, this...
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