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Technology startups need to know how to raise capital, protect their inventions, access government technology support programs, develop commercialization strategies, and navigate federal and provincial legislation and regulations.

Mainly due to the increase in work-from-home and remote communications, electronic signatures ("e-signatures") have been adopted by both provincial and federal legislation...

Le gouvernement du Canada (le « gouvernement ») a indiqué qu’il avait l’intention de « moderniser le cadre s’appliquant au secteur des organismes de bienfaisance en 2026-2027...

A contract needs to move today. A regulatory document changes at the last minute. A bilingual colleague gets pulled in to review terminology. Another request lands before the first one is finished.

The Supreme Court of Canada’s recent decisions in Dell Computer Corp. v. Union des consommateurs and Rogers Wireless Inc. v. Muroff directly address several areas of law that are important to Canadian business: class actions, e-commerce, arbitrations and consumer protection law. Dell Computer also clarifies important principles of private international law under the Civil Code of Québec.

An interview with Cheryl V. Reicin, Partner, Torys LLP.

In the remote work environment of COVID-19 we are likely to see increased automation of legal activities and processes.

The Canadian federal government has unveiled AI for All, a comprehensive national strategy designed to transform Canada from an AI research leader into a practical AI adoption powerhouse by 2034. With only 12% of Canadian businesses currently using AI, this ambitious plan introduces $500 million funding programs, new privacy legislation, AI certification systems, and workforce training initiatives aimed at closing the gap between research excellence and real-world business application.

Conjuring memories of the Yukon Gold Rush, speculation and dreams of riches abound as bitcoin - a type of digital currency and programmable money - continues to gain currency with investors, entrepreneurs, and the tech savvy.

Under rule 56.01 of the Rules of Civil Procedure, a defendant can protect themselves against the costs of a legal proceeding by seeking an order that the plaintiff post security for costs. Such orders are also available...

Canada's new National Artificial Intelligence Strategy, launched last week, returns several times to the idea that Canada should keep what it invents. It worries that “too many promising Canadian

Financial service providers using artificial intelligence face a complex regulatory landscape in Canada, with evolving federal and provincial legislation addressing transparency, consumer protection, privacy, and competition. As regulators increase scrutiny of AI-enabled practices and new frameworks like OSFI's Model Risk Management guidelines take effect, institutions must strengthen governance policies and prepare for heightened compliance obligations.

L'Agence des médicaments du Canada établit des principes directeurs pour l'utilisation de l'intelligence artificielle dans la génération de preuves cliniques du contexte réel.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has dismissed a claim by Apotex for unjust enrichment under the Patented Medicines (Notice of Compliance) Regulations ("Regulations"): Apotex Inc v Abbott Laboratories Limited, 2013 ONSC 356.

The Supreme Court of Canada today released the hotly anticipated decision in Teva Canada Limited v Pfizer Canada Inc, 2012 SCC 60 (sildenafil, VIAGRA).