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Driven by WomenTM, a program spearheaded by BLG to offer women in business and law a platform to connect, collaborate and excel professionally, recently hosted Performing under Pressure...

Technology and innovation are transforming one of Canada's most traditional industries, and venture capitalists cannot get enough of it.

Equity crowdfunding is a relatively new concept, and governmental regulation is struggling to keep pace with the rapidly changing crowdfunding landscape the world over.

Generative AI is taking the venture capital world by storm. Despite the slump in overall VC funding, investor interest in AI is intensifying.

The Alberta Securities Commission and Nunavut Securities Office recently published for comment proposed Multilateral Instrument 45-109 Prospectus Exemption for Start-Up Businesses.

Once your startup begins to see success, discussions often turn to shares – namely, the amount that should be issued and who should gain equity in your company.

In 2023, private equity, mergers and acquisitions and venture capital financings have experienced a slowdown across Canada, on the heels of a historically strong year in 2022.

The largest exit involved a cannabis operation; a BC Tweed venture was acquired by Canopy Growth for $374M.

Canadian tech thrived in 2021. We saw record valuations, increased interest from U.S. investors and a healthy number of companies going public.

In this first video, Mike Akkawi, Lauren Hulme, Nick Germanakos and Eunice Kwon provide a brief introduction to the video series, followed by a discussion of preliminary fund formation considerations...

We just can't contain our excitement about the Taylor Swift concert series in Toronto and Vancouver.

Nous avons le plaisir de vous présenter un nouveau volet de notre série sur les modèles de documents offerts par l'Association canadienne du capital de risque et d'investissement (CVCA).

Marking its 10th year, On Target: 2026 Private Equity Outlook provides a sharp, forward-looking view of the factors expected to influence Canadian private equity in 2026.

As part of the Ontario Securities Commission’s larger exempt market review, the OSC has published for comment four additional prospectus exemptions.

In November 2007, the Ontario government announced it had entered into a letter of intent with Canadian institutional investors to establish an Ontario-focused venture capital ‘fund of funds.’ This is part of the government’s stated goal to "strengthen Ontario’s ability to support innovative, high-growth companies in the province to expand business opportunities and create jobs."

The following summarizes key aspects of the OSC’s proposed prospectus exemptions and some differences with the proposals in other Canadian provinces.

After the federal government's initial rollout of its COVID-19 Economic Response Plan to provide economic measures to stabilize the economy