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The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) has proposed new standards and practices applicable to dividend reinvestment plans (DRIPs).

The TSX has announced the adoption of amendments to its Company Manual and to the TSX Rules.

On August 8, the Toronto Stock Exchange issued guidance stating that it considers any arrangement or agreement that decreases the effective conversion price of a previously issued convertible security to be subject to section 610(c) of the TSX Company Manual.

The Toronto Stock Exchange today released proposed changes to its Company Manual for public comment that would, among other things, create a new subcategory for oil and gas issuers in the development stage.

Earlier this month, the TSX released proposed amendments to its Rules that would allow dark orders with a minimum size condition to have trading priority over dark orders without such a condition, as long as the dark orders were at the same price.

The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) will be eliminating the costly security certificate requirements that apply to Exempt Industrial Companies.

Last week, the Toronto Stock Exchange announced that it had approved amendments to its rules to assist TSX market makers in light of the emergence of multiple marketplaces and an increasingly electronic trading environment.

Relief permitting issuers to list shares on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) at a minimum of $0.01 has been extended to December 31, 2020.

The Universal Market Integrity Rules (UMIR) definition of "short-marking exempt order" will be broadened effective April 11, 2016 to include certain orders for an Exempt Exchange-traded Fund...

In an earlier edition of "Fully Secured", we reported on the Ontario Government’s deferral of the August 1, 2007 amendment to the Ontario PPSA.

Mario's guest on this edition of the podcast, Brandon Lalonde of FrontWell Capital Partners, discusses FrontWell's emergence as a key facilitator of private debt.

The multimillion-dollar question—why are municipalities experiencing shortfalls in money for infrastructure?

On December 20, 2010, a provincial/territorial government working group released a consultation paper to elicit feedback on potential options respecting the incorporation of individual sales representatives of registered dealers and advisers.

We advised RiverFort with a team led by Jodi Katz, and included Thomas Wexler and Gabrielle Motuz.

Significant amendments to Canada's competition and foreign investment laws passed third reading in the Senate and received royal assent late yesterday.

As reported in our year‐ end review (Competition and Foreign Investment Review in Canada: Taking Stock of 2011 and Looking Ahead to 2012, the Commissioner of Competition challenged the completed merger of two landfill companies in northern British Columbia, CCS Corporation and Complete Environmental – the first contested merger case since 2005.

On February 9, we reported that the federal government had tabled Bill C-10, which, in addition to implementing the government's January 27 budget, would amend the Competition Act in a number of important areas, including merger notification and review, agreements between competitors, and pricing and distribution.