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ARTICLE · 19 NOVEMBER 2019

Nova Scotia OKs Electronic Record Keeping, Corporate Practices

We are living in a time where there is great potential to improve business practices through the effective implementation of technology.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

We are living in a time where there is great potential to improve business practices through the effective implementation of technology.

Upcoming amendments to the Companies Act1, Co-operative Associations Act2 and Corporations Registrations Act3 will permit the electronic storage of books and records for both companies and cooperatives. A number of other key updates include, facilitating director business by way of electronic meetings for co-operatives and authorizing the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies (Registrar) to issue electronic certificates.

Bill 197 was introduced by the Minister of Service Nova Scotia and Internal Services, Province of Nova Scotia, on the aim to modernize the legislation to eliminate costly and time-consuming past practices, and to provide companies with the choice to use the wealth of modern tools available to them.

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