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Remotely piloted aircraft systems (more commonly known as "drones") is a burgeoning sector that stands to significantly transform many industries, ...

Bill C-11 An Act to Amend the Canada Transportation Act and the Railway Safety Act and to make consequential amendments to other Acts, received second reading in Parliament and was referred to committee.

Last week, Kathleen Wynne, alongside the Canada Confederation of Shenzhen Associations (CCSA) and the Sino-Canadian International Innovation Centre (SCIIC), announced the launch of the 2018 Sci Innovation Competition.

To me, inclusive leadership, means consensus building – so that every member of your team feels like they're part of the process. But it's never as simple as it looks.

Serge Dupont and Heather Scoffield explain why Canada's premiers are in the perfect position to do something about the country's dismal productivity growth in a Globe and Mail op-ed.

Effective January 11, 2024, Canada will join the Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalization for Foreign Public Documents, also known as the Apostille Convention...

David Dodge speaks with the Globe and Mail about Bennett Jones' latest Economic Outlook and how critical it is for Canada to overhaul its economic policy model to address its serious productivity problems.

Canadian registrants need to review their Canadian trades to confirm whether or not they are required to make a filing under new National Instrument 24-101, Institutional Trade Matching and Settlement (the Instrument) by February 14, 2008.

The council voted 23-14 to remove chickens from the list of the city's prohibited animals.

It’s that time of year again when the legal community takes stock of the law blogs out there to nominate those that have offered, and continue to offer, outstanding and insightful commentary on the law.

More than 200 of Alberta’s business leaders and more than 900 consumers indicated that their overall confidence in the economy is increasing since July 2012, reversing a downward trend that began in March 2012.

In anticipation of Canada’s new anti-spam legislative regime (CASL) going into effect, draft regulations issued last fall by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunication Commission (CRTC) and Industry Canada faced many concerns raised by industry groups.

The CRTC has posted a summary of the discussions that took place in February.

This month, the City of Toronto, Code for Canada and the Centre for Social Innovation came together to launch the Civic Hall Toronto initiative.

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On November 26, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada proposed amendments to its Dealer Member Rules that would provide a uniform six-year limitation period to all IIROC enforcement proceedings.

Competition finalists will compete for awards totalling $50,000.