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The latest news from Gowlings relating to Privacy Law.

A new era of cybersecurity is on the horizon for federally regulated organizations.

Canada is currently facing an erratic and expansive trade disruption with its closest trading partner. The first executive order...

Canada's first Defence Industrial Strategy (the Strategy) places a strong focus on strengthening Arctic defence capabilities. Receding sea ice has opened new routes in Canada's Arctic region...

Policy and business leaders in 2026 are confronting disruptive global forces that pose daunting economic and financial risks while also transforming markets and creating avenues for growth over the next years.

On June 7, 2006 CIC issued interim instructions to CIC officers who examine humanitarian & compassionate (H&C) applications for permanent residence. The purpose is to ensure H&C policy guidelines are consistent with the wording of the H&C provisions in IRPA, which require the Minister to examine requests for exemptions from inadmissible foreign nationals.

Bienvenue à l'édition de mars de l'infolettre Avantage concurrentiel par Blakes, une publication mensuelle des groupes Concurrence et antitrust et Investissement étranger de Blakes.

Latest report from Gowlings relating to developments in technology law.

The following are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) concerning the application, administration and enforcement of the Investment Canada Act.

The latest report from Gowlings relating to Privacy and Data Protection.

The following are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) concerning the application, administration and enforcement of the ICA. These FAQs and responses are of a general nature...

Canada's proposed amendments to the Defence Production Act signal a fundamental shift in defence procurement strategy, expanding ministerial powers, broadening the scope to include defence services...

Le 3 juin 2025, le projet de loi C-2, également connu sous le nom de Loi visant une sécurité rigoureuse à la frontière, a été déposé au Parlement, dans le but de proposer d'importantes modifications...

An Ontario court held that under an all-risk policy the "physical damage" requirement for coverage may be met by a loss of use, which may have some application for COVID-19 business interruption claims.

The Federal Financial Institutions Legislative and Regulatory Reporter (the Reporter) provides a monthly summary of Canadian federal legislative and regulatory developments of relevance to federally regulated financial institutions.

On December 21, 2011, the Canadian federal government released a consultation paper (the Consultation Paper) containing certain proposals to strengthen Canada’s anti-money laundering (AML) and anti-terrorist financing (ATF) legislative framework, which is administered through the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (PCMLA) and related regulations (collectively, AML Legislation).

Amendments to the "Proceeds of Crime" (Money Laundering) and "Terrorist Financing Act" (the "PCMLTFA") and other acts related to the anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing regime have been enacted by the Canadian Parliament. Recently, draft regulations ("Draft Regulations") related to these amendments have also been published.

Canada, like other major jurisdictions, has a broad range of economic and financial sanctions targeting foreign states and their nationals, as well as various terrorist organizations.