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JAK and Janice Meyer arrived in the Okanagan in 2006 with plans to open a small hobby vineyard. Wine industry virgins, they had plenty of passion but no experience.

On March 30 of this year, in response to a question about whether the Canadian government would permit a takeover of Blackberry maker Research In Motion

In response to its November 2017 empirical study, entitled Missing Out: Millenials and the Markets (which I previously summarized here), the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) has released a further study.

On October 30, 2009, the staff of the Ontario Securities Commission issued Staff Notice 91-702 Offerings of Contracts for Difference and Foreign Exchange Contracts to Investors in Ontario.

The global political and economic climate has shifted and the impact has been felt at the same scale.

I have to admit that before I read this I wasn't quite sure Timbuktu still (or maybe ever) existed.

On July 29, 2004 the Supreme Court of Canada released its long-awaited decision in the matter of Monsanto Canada Inc. v. Superintendent of Financial Services. This decision has major funding implications for companies with defined benefit pension plans.

A business plan essentially functions as a road map, guiding you through every stage of growth in an organized, structured way.

Long gone are the days when to shop, you had to go to a physical shop.

The Canadian Government is again addressing "unfinished business" relating to the Investment Canada Act (the ICA) following closely on the heels of its announcement last month of amendments permitting the disclosure of notices of, and reasons for, provisional rejections of foreign investments as well as security for payment of penalties for failure to comply with undertakings.

We are writing to remind you of upcoming deadlines under National Instrument 31-103 Registration Requirements and Exemptions (31-103), which may apply to your firm.

On March 12, 2009, Bill C-10, the Canadian Federal stimulus package, received Royal Assent, thereby bringing into law sweeping amendments to the “Competition Act” and the “Investment Canada Act”.

On January 28, 2008, Canada’s Minister of Finance, The Honourable Jim Flaherty, addressed the growth of sovereign wealth funds and the role that they may play in the future at a Conference Board of Canada event in Toronto entitled "The Hollowing Out of Corporate Canada: Myth or Reality?".

While there had been a bit of a lull in the implementation of the amendments to the Condo Act since the change of the guard at Queen's Park, things have not come to a screeching halt.

With COVID-19 forcing the global economy to a slow crawl, our court system is matching the pace, with some exceptions. On March 27, 2020, the British Columbia provincial government issued Ministerial Order No. M086...

The Governments of Canada and China are currently engaged in negotiations toward concluding a bilateral investment agreement. The negotiators for the two countries have met twice thus far, and a third meeting is expected this month (April 2006). At the present time, Canada clearly appears to be the "demandeur" in the negotiations, and it is primarily the Canadian negotiators that are seeking commitments from China. The Chinese negotiators are focused on not making more commitments than necessary

After many months of temporary orders being issued by the Manitoba Government to accommodate remote witnessing and commissioning during the COVID-19 pandemic

On June 10, 2010, approximately three years after its Franchises Act (the Act) received royal assent, New Brunswick published two franchising regulations.