Halsbury's Laws of Canada – Holidays (2025 Reissue) / Hospitality (2025 Reissue) / Hunting and Fishing (2025 Reissue)

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HOLIDAYS
Catherine Morin, B.Mus. (Hons.), LL.B.

The law governing public holidays in Canada affects every Canadian, and routinely generates a variety of practical queries that can often be difficult to answer. This newly revised title provides a comprehensive explanation of the patchwork web of rules and legislation that govern public holidays in each jurisdiction in Canada. Topics covered include:

• Constitutionality of holiday legislation
• The various kinds of holidays and the rules that apply to each
• Sunday closing laws across Canada
• The law relating to days of reflection or commemoration
• Rules regarding school holidays

HOSPITALITY
Catherine Morin, B.Mus. (Hons.), LL.B.

The rules governing the interaction between hotels and food and drink establishments and their patrons have important legal and commercial consequences in the areas of business law, torts, civil and criminal litigation and privacy, among others.

Newly updated, this title is the most accessible and convenient reference available in Canada to understand the many aspects of hospitality law. In one convenient source, you'll find a discussion of matters such as:

• The legislation relevant to the provision of hospitality services
• The application of occupier's liability law to hotels and restaurants
• The duties and liabilities of a hotel or restaurant to its guests
• Legal requirements of hotel operation
• The framework for tourism development and promotion

HUNTING AND FISHING
Jay Brecher, B.A., LL.B.

According to government surveys, over six million Canadians have taken part in recreational fishing and hunting and trapping, making these activities a significant part of national culture, as well as commerce. These activities are also strictly controlled by federal and provincial law, with criminal and quasi-criminal consequences arising from violation of the rules.

Newly revised, this title provides clear insight into this unique corner of Canadian law, and offers a concise description of the relevant regulatory framework that governs fishing and the hunting of wildlife. Topics covered include:

• The right to hunt and fish
• Endangered wildlife and fish
• Permitted methods and equipment for hunting, trapping and fishing
• Licensing requirements
• Purchase, sale, possession and transport of wildlife and fish
• Specific offences and defences
• Enforcement powers