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General • May 27, 2026

Famous Female Lawyers & Their Impact on the Field

The legal field you experience today looks very different from that of the past. Our team at KH | Dunkley Law Group recognizes that trailblazing women challenged old rules, opening doors for a new generation of legal professionals and shaping a more inclusive legal system for everyone. The impact of these famous female lawyers is…

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Real Estate • May 1, 2026

What Is Title Insurance in Alberta?

When you’re buying a new home or property, it can be an exciting experience. But it also exposes buyers to risks. There are many ways prospective buyers can protect their investments from known problems, but what about the unknown? One option for securing your investment in residential real estate in Alberta is title insurance. Key…

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Real Estate • March 18, 2026

First-Time Home Buyer GST Relief

First-Time Home Buyers’ GST Rebate is Law: What Changed and Who Qualifies? Canada’s first-time home buyers’ GST relief is no longer just a proposal. Bill C-4, the Making Life More Affordable for Canadians Act, received Royal Assent on March 12, 2026. Part 2 amends the Excise Tax Act to create a temporary first-time home buyers’…

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Corporate • February 3, 2026

Does Your Corporation Need a Unanimous Shareholders Agreement?

Alberta's dynamic business landscape offers significant opportunities, and a unanimous shareholders agreement (USA) empowers corporations to navigate it with greater clarity and confidence. This valuable corporate legal tool proactively establishes a strong corporate governance and dispute resolution framework, minimizing the potential for conflicts, shareholder deadlock, and disruptive departures. Particularly beneficial for private corporations, family enterprises,…

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Corporate • January 27, 2026

How to Incorporate a Business in Alberta

Starting a business in Alberta represents an exciting step toward achieving your entrepreneurial dreams. When you choose to incorporate your business, you create an independent legal entity that exists separately from yourself as the owner. This structure can offer significant advantages, including liability protection that shields your personal assets from business debts and potential tax…

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Corporate, General • January 20, 2026

Franchise Agreements: What Franchisees Should Know

Entering into a franchise can be an exciting and lucrative business opportunity. However, it also involves a complex legal relationship governed by a detailed contract known as a franchise agreement. In Alberta, where franchising is regulated under provincial legislation, prospective franchisees must take extra care to understand their rights and obligations before signing any documents.…

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Real Estate • October 2, 2025

Condo Insurance: Do I Need My Own Insurance Policy if I Own a Condo Unit?

Congratulations, you are now the proud owner of a condo. Now you are probably wondering what type of insurance you need and whether you need it at all. The condominium corporation—the legal entity that encompasses all those who own shares in the development—is required to take out and maintain insurance on the common property and…

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Real Estate • October 2, 2025

What are Dower Rights in the Context of Selling a Home?

You must typically deal with dower rights in the context of selling a home when there is a married couple with only one of their names on the title. The Dower Act protects a spouse who is not on the title of their home from having their home sold without their consent—the titled spouse must…

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Real Estate • October 2, 2025

What Is a Real Property Report in Alberta & Who Needs One?

Navigating the complexities of real estate law can be a complicated process. From title insurance to residential lease agreements, all the details matter. Another crucial detail in Alberta real estate is a real property report (RPR), an important document ensuring municipal compliance, and most Alberta real estate transactions require it. You will find that understanding…

Real Estate • July 10, 2025

GST Relief Could Be En Route for First-Time Home Buyers

This blog was originally published on July 10, 2025. Since then, new information has emerged. Please refer to our updated blog on this topic. Tackling the Housing Affordability Crisis: Bill C-4 Canada’s housing affordability crisis continues to be a key concern for policymakers and Canadians alike. In response, the federal government has introduced Bill C-4,…

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