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The Alberta Court of Appeal issued a decision on June 14, 2013, in a private action for damages under section 36 of the Competition Act, reversing the trial court’s decision that Husky and ExxonMobil, had illegally conspired to lessen competition for purchases of fluid hauling services, contrary to section 45 of the Act.

The recommendations of the Charbonneau Commission report filed in November 2015 continue to resonate within the Quebec legislative landscape.

A glimpse at recent news headlines is telling of a mass social awakening underway.

Waheed had worked as a consultant for Baffinland, a publicly-traded junior mining company, from February to April 2010.

On October 21, 2019, British Columbia introduced broad reforms by way of Bill 33, the Securities Amendment Act, 2019, which proposes to modify the Securities Act to provide the British Columbia ...

In a settlement agreement recently endorsed by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), respondent Anand Hariharan agreed to settle insider trading allegations made by OSC enforcement staff (Staff) against him.

Fewer enforcement cases were concluded by CSA members this year, with 105 cases concluded in 2014, as compared to 133 cases in 2013.

With global pressure for more transparency and compliance when it comes to tax evasion, anti-money laundering and financial crime, Canada, both provincially and federally, has taken steps to create initiatives and legislation to keep ahead.

Recently, the Ontario Securities Commission released its 2016 Annual Repor​t, including its enforcement statistics for the 2015-16 year.

The Canadian Securities Administrators (the "CSA") recently released their 2016 Enforcement Report (the "Report") which highlights actions taken by the CSA across Canada.

The SEC announced last week that Massachusetts-based technology company PTC Inc. and its Chinese subsidiaries will be required to pay more than $28 million in fines to settle parallel civil and criminal actions involving violations of the FCPA.

In a decision released last Thursday, January 25, 2018, the Ontario Court of Appeal considered for the first time the definition of a "person in a special relationship with an issuer" as it applies to successive tippees who possess inside information.

On April 20, 2023, following a consultation in 2022, the Government of Canada tabled Bill C-47, the Budget Implementation Act (the "Bill")...

This is Canada's most significant and high profile anti-bribery prosecution against corporate executives.

On September 15, 2015, the Court of Québec rendered a judgment in which it found a former mayor and a vice-president of an engineering firm guilty of several criminal offences relating to municipal corruption.

If you are a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, you may wonder whether the legal system can still help you — especially if the abuse happened many years ago.

Last month we published a post about O.J. Simpson being granted a parole hearing for his 2008 arrest.