Expropriation insights: Canada in focus

The power to expropriate allows public authorities to acquire private property without the owner's consent, making expropriation one of the most consequential exercises of governmental authority affecting property rights. In this collection, DLA Piper lawyers examine key aspects of expropriation law in Québec and Ontario, offering practical guidance and insight on compensation, valuation, development potential, procedural rights, and other issues arising when property is acquired for public purposes. The articles also analyze significant decisions and emerging trends affecting property owners, tenants and businesses.