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We continue to expect more sanctions and increased levels of sanctions enforcement.

When the investigating authority of a country has determined that the act of producing or exporting a commodity of an enterprise in its domestic market is a violation of trade remedy regulations...

There are news reports that President Trump is considering imposing economic sanctions against China. U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley made comments that suggest that sanctions are on the horizon.

Canadian organizations face complex and often overlapping compliance requirements. Failure to comply may be met with stiff penalties and, in some cases, prison terms.

Muradov v College of Naturopathic Doctors of Alberta, 2024 ABCA 224

The Canadian Securities Administrators ("CSA") have provided notice that they will be publishing revised guidance following the recent enactment of additional federal regulations pertaining ...

The cross‐border movement of cultural property is highly regulated. While many engaged in the business of exporting and importing cultural property will understand the legal complexities involved, the determination of whether a particular transaction complies with Canadian law is made on a case‐by‐case basis.

Canadian businesses, small, medium and large import goods from China. It is a reality in a globalized supply chain.

A number of commentators have noted that Canadian restrictions on foreign investments may in fact be hampering Canada’s growth. It would appear that the federal government agrees, and plans to take action accordingly.

The major implication is that it brings certainty to the trade relationship between Canada and the United States.

A recent documentary by W5 reported that Steve de Jaray, a Canadian businessman from Vancouver, was paid millions of dollars by the Canadian government in a confidential settlement.

In Budget 2016: Growing the Middle Class, the Government of Canada announced its intention to eliminate customs duties on imports of certain food manufacturing ingredients...

The previous blog post looked at the New West Trade Partnership Agreement. In this blog, we explore the Agreement on Internal Trade.

In this post we look at the latest sanctions-related developments relating to the invasion of Ukraine. These restrictions are in addition to those already imposed in relation to Russia, Belarus and Ukraine...

On July 20, 2026, President Trump issued three tariff actions to impose 50% ad valorem tariffs on a wide range of imports from Canada to "hold Canada accountable for its retaliation and discrimination" in the motor vehicle, alcoholic beverage, and dairy sectors. These tariffs are currently set to take effect on August 19, 2026.

President Trump issued an Executive Order imposing economic sanction on the initial coin offering ("ICO") by the Government of Venezuela, called the Petro Coin (the "Petro ICO").

The United States announced the partial lifting of the Title III suspension. U.S. nationals can now bring actions against Cuban entities or sub-entities listed on the State Department's Cuba Restricted List.