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Focus of this title is on the collection by unsecured creditors of debts owed by solvent debtors and discusses the federal-provincial overlap in the area of insolvency that results in many provincial statutes having application to insolvent debtors.

Holidays provides an explanation of the patchwork web of rules and legislation that governs the provision of public holidays in each jurisdiction in Canada. Hospitality is the most accessible reference available in Canada to understand the many aspects of hospitality law. Hunting and Fishing offers a concise description of the relevant regulatory framework that governs fishing and the hunting of wildlife in Canada.

The Religious Institutions volume examines the many points of intersection between law and religion in Canada while the Roads, Highways and Bridges volume is an invaluable resource to understand the issues surrounding the use of roads.

Halsbury's Mental Health title provides a truly national explanation of Canada's civil mental health system, the Military title is a comprehensive summary of the law that governs military operations and military personnel, and the Mines and Minerals title elegantly summarizes the law governing mineral rights and mining operations in Canada

The Firearms, Weapons and Explosives title examines the Firearms Act in its entirety. The Fires title examines the regulatory framework for the use and prevention of fires in Canada. The Food title examines the business law relating to the preparation, sale and marketing of edible substances in Canada. The Gifts title examines the requirements necessary to create a valid gift.

Now, together in one volume for the very first time, are five closely related and complementary Halsbury's titles – Environment, Hunting and Fishing, Mines and Minerals, Oil and Gas, and Public Utilities. An invaluable resource, this volume thoroughly covers every facet of the legal framework governing natural resources.

Legislatures provides a concise overview of the structure, powers and workings of the Canadian Parliament and the various provincial legislatures. Misrepresentation and Fraud summarizes the law governing the various civil remedies that are available to a person who has relied on a false representation made by another party and suffered damage as the result. Missing Persons and Absentees addresses the legal complications that may arise after a person has disappeared and it is not known whether the person is alive or dead.