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To everyone's surprise, the government has announced its intention to repeal the famous standard container size regulations that are set out in the "Processed Products Regulations" (PPR).

The federal government has been proactive in seeking help from industry in tackling the pandemic. For example, Health Canada contacted Health Product Licence Holders to let them know specific...

On May 14, 2020 the Government of Canada, through Farm Credit Canada ("FCC"), announced the creation of a fund to support agribusiness and agri-food companies in responding to business disruptions, like COVID-19.

On April 28, 2015, the Standing Committee on General Government voted to amend the Act’s reference to franchisors.

The Bill, as originally drafted, purposefully defined franchisors of food services establishments as "owners and operators" and, as such, made franchisors liable for franchisee compliance with the legislation.

On May 30, 2019, Wikileaf Technologies Inc. (formerly Kona Capital Ltd.) ("Wikileaf") announced the closing of its reverse takeover transaction with One Web Services Inc.

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Canadian employers are already coping with approximately 75,000 Canadians authorized to use medical marijuana.

Marijuana is expected to be legalized this summer. For employers, this does not have to turn into a Cheech and Chong movie.

The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has released a decision Canadian Elevator Industry Welfare Trust Fund v. Skinner, 2018 NSCA 31 overturning the Nova Scotia Human Rights Board of Inquiry's decision that ...

The short answer is: it depends. On the face of it, an employee who is impaired at work has likely violated their employment contract in some fashion (for example, a requirement to be fit to perform their job duties).

After months of anticipation, on October 17, 2018, Canadians awoke to legal cannabis. Have your workplace policies been updated to reflect this new legal reality?

Toronto police have raided another Canna Clinic just days after the government unveiled a sales plan for legal marijuana, making private dispensaries such as the Canna Clinic in Kensington Market...

If you import, fabricate, package/label or test drugs in Canada, then it is likely that recent regulatory changes will affect your regulatory responsibilities

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) today released their Registrar's Standards for the Private Retail Sale of Cannabis (the "AGCO Standards") ...

On January 29, 2021, the Alberta Court of Appeal dismissed Allergan's appeal of a judicial review decision relating to the interchangeability of its glaucoma drug LUMIGAN RC (0.01% bimatoprost)...

While scheduled to come into force on January 1, 2021 (see here), in recognition

Andrew Wilder, Cannabis Law Group Chair, was quoted today in Marijuana.com's article that considers why the Toronto Stock Exchange afraid of Canadians doing business with American cannabis companies.