Tim Baines is a Journalist at Postmedia. With a focus on sports, particularly the CFL and Ottawa Senators, he also explores themes related to construction, real estate, and environmental issues. Tim's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Timmins Times, Toronto Sun, and Calgary Herald.
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Tim Baines' focus is largely on local ice hockey, specifically the Ottawa Senators and NHL. He covers evolving stories and event coverage related to player development and team performance.
If you have insights or access to behind-the-scenes information about the Ottawa Senators, particularly regarding player development or recent performances, your pitch may be well received. Tim's emphasis on local teams suggests he would appreciate pitches that directly relate to the Ottawa Senators or other regional sports topics.
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By: Michael Hutchinson, Iain Roberts, Tim Baines
1. INTRODUCTION The recent High Court judgment in Romal Capital (C02) Limited ("Romal") v Peel Ports Limited ("Peel") is a rare case in
By: Michael Hutchinson, Iain Roberts, Tim Baines
The recent High Court judgment in Romal Capital (C02) Limited ("Romal") v Peel Ports Limited ("Peel") is a rare case in which the courts considered the extent of "reasonable endeavours" obligations...
By: Tim Baines
1. BACKGROUND In March 2026, the UK Government published a partial response to its Consultation on “Reforms to the Energy Performance of
By: Tim Baines, Michael Hutchinson, Iain Roberts
1. INTRODUCTION The UK Government has finally published its long-anticipated response to two public consultations carried out in 2019 and
By: Iain Roberts, Michael Hutchinson, Tim Baines
The UK Government has published its interim response to consultations on minimum energy efficiency standards for commercial properties, establishing that buildings over 1,000 square metres must achieve an EPC rating of B by 2031.
By: Iain Roberts, Michael Hutchinson, Mayer Brown, Tim Baines
In a bid to spur economic growth and reverse environmental decline, in 2025, the UK Government introduced a new approach to off-setting environment...
By: Iain Roberts, Tim Baines, Michael Hutchinson
The UK Government has introduced a new framework for offsetting environmental harms from housing and infrastructure development through the Nature Restoration Fund and Nature Restoration Levy. This approach pools money from individual developments to fund strategic environmental interventions, replacing the previous site-by-site mitigation system that was criticized for failing to halt environmental decline while slowing housing schemes.
By: Oliver Williams, Tim Baines
[co-author: Beth Mills]* On 3 July 2026, the European Commission ( "EC" ) adopted revised European Sustainability Reporting Standards "ESRS" ) and, for smaller companies, a voluntary reporting standard
By: Irina Antoshevska, Tim Baines, Michael Hutchinson
The UK is developing its Forest Risk Commodity regulation to combat deforestation-driven climate change, but implementation has been delayed for years with significant policy shifts announced in 2026. How will the UK's approach compare to the EU's stringent Deforestation-Free Products Regulation, and what compliance challenges will businesses face as both regimes take shape?
By: Tim Baines, Nikolay Mizulin, Michael Hutchinson, Mayer Brown, Irina Antoshevska
Deforestation is now the second leading cause of climate change globally, after burning fossil fuels, and is responsible for around 11% of all gree...
